Aetas are descendants of a race of people who are believed to have first settled in the Philippines 25,000 to 30,000 years ago using land bridges between the Philippines and mainland Asia. (It has been theorized that during the Ice Age, the waters around the Philippines fell to around 156 feet below its level resulting in the exposure of large areas of land that served as land bridges between the Philippines and mainland Asia.) The last Aeta migration to the Philippines is believed to have occurred between 12,000 to 15,000 years ago. The Aetas are generally shorter than most Filipinos and are usually of darker skin.
- "Gat" is an aristocratic title.
- "Lakan" is another aristocratic title.
Bataan Death March
Bataan Death March- forced march of 70,000 Filipino and American prisoners of war captured by the Japanese in the Philippines during world war II. Starting out from Mariveles, at the southern end of Bataan Peninsula, on April 9, 1942, these soldiers were forced-marched 88 km to San Fernando Pampanga, then taken by trail to Capas, from there they walked for the remaining 13 km to Camp O’Donnell. They were tortured, starved and often kicked or beaten on their way. Those who fell were bayoneted. Around 7,000- 10,000 perished on the way while some were able to scape to the jungle. Only 54,000 reached the camp.
After the war, the Japanese commander who led the invasion of the Philippines, Gen. Homma Masaharu was charged by the U.S. military commission in Manila on February 1946 as the one responsible for the death march. Convicted, he was executed on April 3.
Trinidad Tecson
(1848-1928)
Mother of Biak-na-Bato. Born in San Miguel, Bulacan, on November 18, 1848. Even though women-members of the Katipunan were exempted from the pact, she participated in Sanduguan(blood compact). She fought fearlessly in 12 bloody battles of the revolution in Bulacan, including the famous Battle of Biak-na-Bato. Later, she became known as The Mother of the Philippine Red Cross. Died on June 28, 1928.
All educated pinoy Spanish era hero was a Freemason. Even the Katipunan was modeled after this organization.
1887 - Noong Abril 1, 1887, itinatag ang La Opinion, pang-araw-araw na pahayagan nina Julian del Pozo at Jesus Polanco, na pinamatnugutan ni Carlos Pe-aranda.
1902 - Noong Abril 1, 1902, biglang nagkaroon ng El Mercantile na inedit ni Jose Ma. Romero 1925-Noong Abril 1, 1925, lumabas ang The Tribune, sister publication ng La Vanguardia at Taliba.
1571 - Noong Hunyo 24, 1571 ay nagtagala si Miguel Lopez de Legazpi, kasabay ng St. John's day, ng dalawang "alcaldes in ordinary," isang "alguacil mayor," at 12 "regidores" sa Maynila.
1962 - Noong Hunyo 24, 1862 ay ibinasura ni Pangulong Macapagal ang Peace and Amelioration Fund and Commission
| QUOTE (madaku_mobutu @ September 21, 2006 08:15 pm) |
Yesterday, 34 years ago, Martial Law was declared in the Philippines. Those who fail to learn from the lessons of history are doomed to repeat them. |

basta ako si pareng magellan ang nag dala ng chritianity satin
actually d nman talga sina magellan dapat sting bansa pupunta ang plano nilang puntahan ay malaca=the spicy island
napadpad lang sila stin ksi n ubusin sila ng pagkain
eh friendly ang mga pilipino kya un.... the rest is a history n nga
| QUOTE (madaku_mobutu @ October 12, 2006 03:04 am) |
Oo nga , dear. Pinoys were so friendly, he died. |
hahahahaha

ngayon lang ulit ako n padpad dito ah
PHILIPPINES MODERN HISTORY: The terrible Gloria Macapagal-Arrovo, her husband mercenary lawyer Mike Arroyo, jueteng congressman son Mikey Arroyo, 2007 candidate Dato Arroyo and diplomacyLuli Arroyo, jueteng brother-in-law congressman Iggy "Jose Pidal" Arroyo, her illegitimate occupationist government, the not silent majority corrupt congressmen of the 13th congress who defy the Filipino's will to oust the crooked regime of Arroyo, and all her secretaries and under-secretaries should not be forgotten in our history.