-
katipunero stood in
fearful awe of this chamber.
According to José P. Santos,
throughout the
existence of the
secret chamber,
about five
katipuneros were...
- City.
Originally the term cry
referred to the
first clash between the
Katipuneros and the
Civil Guards (Guardia Civil). The cry
could also
refer to the...
-
President herself. The
group called themselves "Bagong
Katipuneros" (Filipino, "New
Katipuneros"), but the
Philippine press continued referring to them...
- The
Magdalo was a
faction of the
Katipunan (a
Philippine revolutionary organization with the aim to gain
independence from
Spain during the Philippine...
-
released on bail. In May 1916, he
married Maria Urquico, the
daughter of
katipunero Antonio Urquico and
Justa Valeriano. He had two sons and two daughters...
-
Justice of the
Peace of Morong.
There were a
number of
attacks made by the
Katipuneros and
Spaniards who took
their stand in the
Commandancia and
Morong Church...
- del Pilar,
considering them as "sacred relics" of the revolution. Some
Katipuneros have
testified that del
Pilar instigated the Katipunan. Dr. Jim Richardson...
- the
province and the
Kapampangan people. By
August 1897,
Larkin noted,
Katipunero infiltrators from
Bulacan province had
established the
first Katipunan...
- At 5 pm on the 29th, the
Supremo Andrés
Bonifacio and 800
Katipuneros met up with
Katipunero Felix Sanchez,
chairman of the Sapa chapter, at
Hagdang Bato...
- fort in Pandi, was
attacked by a
force of
Spaniards who m****acred the
Katipuneros there. At the end of the battle,
General Eusebio Roque (also
known as...
