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Revolts
Leader
Lakandula and Sulayman
Revolt (1574)

Cause

Result

Reason

Lakandula and Sulayman

They cant accept the

spanish sovereignty

they were defeated by

Miguel Lopez de Legazpi

Tamblot

He is a native priest
who doesnt believe in
any other god

It was finally crushed on

New Year's Day, in 1622.

promise that they would be

well-treated by the Spaniards
and would still retain some of
their royal and political
powers.
Tamblot was executed and his
head was severed on a pike
to serve as a warning to the
populace.

Agustin Sumuroy, David

Dula

The waray were being sent to

the shipyards of Cavite to do
their polo, which sparked the
revolt.

A rebel government was

successfully established in
the mountains of Samar.

The local parish priest of

Palapag was murdered and
the revolt eventually spread
to Mindanao, Bicol and the
rest of the Visayas

Andres Malong

He hoped of being the

King of the province

success, he proclaimed
himself King of Pangasinan
the Pigs of noses

he led the people in

Pangasinan to take up arms
against the Spaniards. It
spread like wild fire in
Pangasinan.

They were made to work for

eight months under unfair
conditions and were not paid
for their labor and for the rice
purchased from them

The kapampangan
won

the Spaniards were busy

fighting against the
Dutch,

The local parish priest refused

to give his brother a
proper Catholic burial, since

The refusal of the priest

eventually led to the longest
revolt ever held in Philippine

All of the gov gens

troop were defeated
by dagohoys troop

Tamblot Revolt (1621

1622)

Sumuroy Revolt (1649

50)

Malong Revolt (1660

1661)

Francisco Maniago

Maniago/Pampanga
Revolt (16601661)

Francisco Dagohoy
Dagohoy Rebellion

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history: 85 years

Diego Silang declared the

independence of Ilocandia,
naming the state "Free Ilocos"
and proclaimed Vigan the
capital of this newly
independent state
his land was confiscated by
the Spanish and he thought
that it was about time that
they stage an uprising and
put himself as King of the
Tagalogs

the revolt ended with the

defeat of the Ilocanos

Silang was killed on May

28, 1763 by Miguel Vicos,
a friend of Silang

He failed

He was captured and

executed in manila

(17441829)

Silang Revolt (1762

1763)

Diego
Silang and Gabriela
Silang

Pedro Ladia

Ladia Revolt(1643)

Revolts
Bancao Revolt
(16211622)

Magalat Revolt
(1596)

Leader

Cause

Result

Reason

Bancao, the datu of

Carigara,

baptized as a Catholic in his

youth, he abandoned this
faith in later years. With
a babaylan, or religious
leader named Pagali, he built
a temple for a diwata or local
goddess, and pressed six
towns to rise up in revolt

Bancao's severed head was

impaled on a bamboo stake
and displayed to the public as
a stern warning. One of his
sons was also beheaded, and
one of the babaylans was
burned at the stake.

Magalat, a rebel
from Cagayan

He had been arrested

in Manila for inciting
rebellion against the
Spanish.

They failed

Similar to theTamblot
Uprising, Pagali used
magic to attract followers,
and claimed that they
could turn the Spaniards
into clay by hurling bits of
earth at them.
Magalat himself was
assassinated within his
fortified headquarters by
his own men

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