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Francisco Dagohoy (born
Francisco Sendrijas; c. 1724) was a
Filipino revolutionary who
holds the
distinction of
having initiated the
longest revolt in...
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rebellion in
Philippine history. Led by
Francisco Dagohoy, or
Francisco Sendrijas, the
rebellion took
place on the
island of
Bohol from 1744 to 1800, lasting...
- This
rebellion was led by
Francisco Dagohoy, also
known as
Francisco Sendrijas, from 1744 to 1829. Politically,
Bohol was
administered as part of Cebu...
- Adrian Nacario (PHI) Yui Ishida (JPN) Jerico Rivera (PHI) Adel Pia
Sendrijas (PHI) 30
March XCO
Super Cup
Monsanto Forest Park 2 João Cruz (POR) Beatriz...
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National Police's
Regional Mobile Group; and ex-political
prisoner Ronald Sendrijas, 35, who was shot dead in
Tagbilaran City, Bohol, on
January 17. On January...
- This
rebellion was led by
Francisco Dagohoy, also
known as
Francisco Sendrijas, from 1744 to 1829.
Tamblot is
immortalized in the flag of the Province...
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Philippine history (1744-1829)
Francisco Dagohoy, real name
Francisco Sendrijas, the
individual who led the
Dagohoy Revolt This
disambiguation page lists...
- José Abad
Basco Santos (1886–1942) Cebu City
Dagohoy Street Francisco Sendrijas (c.1724–?) Cebu City M.
Oyson Jr.
Street Atty.
Manuel Oyson (1935–2006)...
- Inabanga, when the
latter became a town in 1724. In 1744,
Francisco Dagohoy (
Sendrijas)
established the
First Bohol Republic at
Caylagan Cave (now Francisco...
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Jesus Christ, Datu Sikatuna,
Ferdinand Magellan, and
Francisco "Dagohoy"
Sendrijas. As part of
their cultural education,
students must
transcribe five of...
