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    The Katipunan was a revolutionary society founded in 1892 with the aim of gaining independence from Spanish rule in the Philippines through armed revolt. Andres Bonifacio was a key founder and leader of the Katipunan. The society had different ranks and councils. Its discovery by the Spanish authorities in 1896 marked the beginning of the Philippine Revolution. There was later a power struggle between Bonifacio and Emilio Aguinaldo, culminating in Bonifacio's arrest and execution in 1897. Aguinaldo then established the Biak-na-Bato Republic and negotiated an agreement with the Spanish, the Pact of Biak-na-Bato, before going into exile.

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    The Katipunan was a revolutionary society founded in 1892 with the aim of gaining independence from Spanish rule in the Philippines through armed revolt. Andres Bonifacio was a key founder and leader of the Katipunan. The society had different ranks and councils. Its discovery by the Spanish authorities in 1896 marked the beginning of the Philippine Revolution. There was later a power struggle between Bonifacio and Emilio Aguinaldo, culminating in Bonifacio's arrest and execution in 1897. Aguinaldo then established the Biak-na-Bato Republic and negotiated an agreement with the Spanish, the Pact of Biak-na-Bato, before going into exile.

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    The Katipunan was a revolutionary society founded in 1892 with the aim of gaining independence from Spanish rule in the Philippines through armed revolt. Andres Bonifacio was a key founder and leader of the Katipunan. The society had different ranks and councils. Its discovery by the Spanish authorities in 1896 marked the beginning of the Philippine Revolution. There was later a power struggle between Bonifacio and Emilio Aguinaldo, culminating in Bonifacio's arrest and execution in 1897. Aguinaldo then established the Biak-na-Bato Republic and negotiated an agreement with the Spanish, the Pact of Biak-na-Bato, before going into exile.

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    KATIPUNAN

     Revolutionary movement
    armed to fight for
    freedom against Spain

     revolution which would free


    the Philippines from
    shackles of Spanish
    oppression had to be
    national in scope
    JULY 7, 1892

    It marked the end of


    the peaceful campaign
    for reforms and the
    start of the
    revolutionary movement
    to gain independence
    FOUNDED REVOLUTIONARY SOCIETY
    TRIANGLE METHOD

    They called the Kataas-taasang


    Kagalanggalangang Katipunan ng mga Anak ng
    Bayan (KKK) or simply “katipunan”.
    AZCARRAGA STREET IN TONDO MANILA

    Blood compact happened and signed their


    membership with their own blood.
    OBJECTIVE OF KATIPUNAN

    1. Unite the Filipinos under


    one flag
    2. Achieve independence by
    mean of revolution
    3. Depend the oppressed
    and helped member who
    are in need
    PSEUDONYM

    1. Andres bonifacio a.k.a “ May Pag-asa “


    2. Artemio recarte a.k.a “Vibora”
    3. Emilio jacinto a.k.a ”Pingkian”
    KATIPUNAN DIVIDED INTO THREE GRADES

    1. FIRST GRADE (katipunan/ members)


    -Black hood and with white triangle in the middle

    Password: “Anak ng Bayan”

    2. SECOND GRADE (kawal/ soldier)


    -Green hood with white triangle and a medallion in which the
    Malayan letter “K” was engraved.

    Password : “GOMBURZA”

    3. THIRD GRADE (bayani/ hero)


    -Red hood with a green bordered sash

    Password “RIZAL”
    WOMAN MEMBERS OF KATIPUNAN

    President : Josefa Rizal


    Vice- president : Gregoria de Jesus
    Secretary : Marina Dizon
    Fiscal : Angelica – Rizal Lopez
    THREE COUNCILS

    BARANGAY COUNCIL- was lowest and


    charge in town or municipalities

    PROVINCIAL COUNCIL- administered


    provinces

    SUPREME COUNCIL- composed of


    president, fiscal, secretary, treasurer and
    comptroller
    KARTILLA / KARTILYA

    written by Emilio
    Jacinto

    it is composed of 13
    commandments
    KALAYAAN

     Newspaper of katipunan
    PSEUDONYMS
    •Emilio Jacinto
    -a.k.a “Dimas Ilaw”
    •Andres Bonifacio
    -a.k.a “Agapito Bagumbayan”
    •Pio Valenzuela
    -a.k.a “Madlang Awa”

    MARCH 1896
     First issue of kalayaan
     2000 copies
    It included articles written by Emilio
    jacinto, andres bonifacio and pio Valenzuela
     The copies were circulated outside manila and
    even reach as far as cavite and rizal
    DISCOVERY OF KATIPUNAN (DIARIO DE
    MANILA)
    •Teodoro Patiño
    •Apolonio dela Cruz

    HONORIA
    •Sister of patiño
    •In charge Madre Portera of the orphanage

    AUGUST 19, 1896


    •Patiño revealed the secret of katipunan to
    Father Mariano Gil
    FORT SANTIAGO
    -Massive arrest of suspected members of
    katipunan
    AUGUST 23, 1896
    -All katipuneros met at Pugadlawin at the
    place of Juan Ramos(son of Melchora Aquino)
    CRY OF PUGADLAWIN
    -They tore their cedulas and shouted “Long
    Live Philippine Independence”
    It marked the revolution against Spain in 1896
    FIRST FILIPINO- SPANISH ENCOUNTER
    - August 30 1896 (San Juan del Monte )
    MARIKINA, SAN MATEO, MONTALBAN
     Macario Sakay
     Faustino Guillermo
     Apolonio Samson
     General Lucero
    Imus, Noveleta, Binakayan (Cavite)
     Emilio Aguinaldo
     Artemio recarte
     Tomas mascardo

    MARIANO LLANERA (SEPTEMBER 2, 1896)


    - Cabiao, nueva ecija

    CAVITE, BULACAN, BATANGAS AND NUEVA ECIJA


    - Joined revolution
    AUGUST 30, 1896
    - Governor General Ramon Blanco, he place
    the eight provinces under martial law

    FIRST EIGHT REVOLTED PROVINCES


    Manila
    Cavite
    Batangas
    Laguna
    Tarlac
    Nueva ecija
    Bulacan
    Pampanga
    FORT SANTIAGO
    The rebel faction in cavite:
    MADALO FACTION
    - believed in the leadership of Emilio
    Aguinaldo
    MAGDIWANG FACTION
    - Followers of Andres Bonifacio

    The most controversial political showdown for


    leadership in the Philippine history was that
    between Andres Bonifacio and Emilio Aguinaldo.
    When the dust settled in the final stage of their
    conflict and power struggle in 1897, Bonifacio, the
    supremo, was treacherously captured and
    later, executed by Aguinaldo’s men.
    TEJEROS CONVENTION
    Officers of revolutionary government
    President : Emilio Aguinaldo
    Vice president : Mariano Trias
    Captain general : Artemio Ricarte
    Director of war : Emilio Riego de Dios
    Director of interior : Andres Bonifacio

    DANIEL TIRONA- argued about the position of


    bonifacio , insult.
    NAIC DECLARATION

    Bonifacio and Procopio- arrested and wounded


    Crispulo- killed durng the encounter

    The three advised Gneral Emilio Aguinaldo to let


    the courts order for Bonifacios’ execution to stand.
    1. Clement Zulueta
    2. Gen. Mariano Noreal
    3. Baldomero Aguinaldo

    April 29- may 4 1897


    - Trial lasted

    May 8, 1897
    - Converted death penalty to banishment
    May 10 1897
    - Bonifacio and his brother Procopio were
    shot at mount Tala in Cavite
    ESTABLISHMENT OF BIAK NA BATO REPUBLIC

    In June 1987 the province of Cavite was under


    control of Governo-General Primo de Rivera. And
    because of this general Aguinaldo force to transfer
    his headquarters to Talisay, Batangas and joined
    force with General Miguel Malvar. From there he
    went to Bulacan and established his headquarters
    in Biak-na-Bato, San Miguel de Payumo. Later, they
    established Biak-na-Bato Republic.
    November 1, 1897
    Ratified the constitution
    Written by Felix Ferrer and Isabelo Artacho
    Based on the Cuban Constitution
    According to the constitution, a supreme council
    would be formed composed of president, vice
    president, secretary of war and secretary of
    treasury.

    November 2, 1897
    - Election of supreme council officials

    President : Emilio Aguinaldo


    Secretary of foreign affairs: Antonio Montenegro
    Secretary of interior : Isabelo Artacho
    Secretary of war : Emiliano Riego de Dios
    Secretary of treasury : Baldomero Aguinaldo
    PACT OF BIAK NA BATO
    - Gov. General Primo de Rivera and other
    government officials accept the fact that they could
    no longer stop the revolution so they decided to
    negotiate for peace.

    PEDRO PATERNO
    - A Spanish Filipino who offered the act of
    mediator between the revolutionaries and the
    Spanish authorities.
    - Through Paterno an agreement was drawn.
    There were three documents which comprises the
    agreement.

    November 18 1897- first document was signed


    December 14- second document
    December 15- third document
    The pact provided for the cessation of the
    revolution. Aguinaldo and the other rebel leaders
    would leave the country voluntary while the other
    rebel leaders would leave the country voluntarily
    while the other rebels would surrender their arms
    to the Spanish authorities. In return, Spain would
    pay a total indemnity of 900,000php for non-
    combatants and 800,000php for the rebels payable
    as follows:

    1. 400,000php to be paid as soon as Aguinaldo and


    company left the country
    2. 200,000php to be given after the majority of the
    arms were surrender
    3. 200,000php to be given after all hostilities
    ceased and general amnesty was proclaimed
    December 7, 1897
    - Aguinaldo and his group left for Hong Kong
    as provided as for in the Pact
    END OF REPORT.
    Thank you.
    Stay Blessed.

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    Nolasco, Ryan
    Osorio, Kristian
    Padua, Jennielyn
    Palo, Paula Jane
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