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    Emilio Aguinaldo was a Filipino revolutionary leader who played a key role in the Philippine Revolution against Spanish colonial rule and the subsequent Philippine–American War. The document provides biographical details on Aguinaldo, including that he was born in 1869 in Cavite to a wealthy Chinese-Filipino family, helped lead the revolution against Spain, and declared Philippine independence in 1898 before going into exile after the Philippine–American War. It summarizes the political divisions between the Magdiwang and Magdalo councils during the revolution and key events like the Tejeros Convention where Aguinaldo was elected president of the revolutionary government.

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    Emilio Aguinaldo was a Filipino revolutionary leader who played a key role in the Philippine Revolution against Spanish colonial rule and the subsequent Philippine–American War. The document provides biographical details on Aguinaldo, including that he was born in 1869 in Cavite to a wealthy Chinese-Filipino family, helped lead the revolution against Spain, and declared Philippine independence in 1898 before going into exile after the Philippine–American War. It summarizes the political divisions between the Magdiwang and Magdalo councils during the revolution and key events like the Tejeros Convention where Aguinaldo was elected president of the revolutionary government.

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    Emilio Aguinaldo was a Filipino revolutionary leader who played a key role in the Philippine Revolution against Spanish colonial rule and the subsequent Philippine–American War. The document provides biographical details on Aguinaldo, including that he was born in 1869 in Cavite to a wealthy Chinese-Filipino family, helped lead the revolution against Spain, and declared Philippine independence in 1898 before going into exile after the Philippine–American War. It summarizes the political divisions between the Magdiwang and Magdalo councils during the revolution and key events like the Tejeros Convention where Aguinaldo was elected president of the revolutionary government.

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    THE AUTHOR:

    EMILIO AGUINALDO

    Photo from: maisonmagloyuan.blogspot.com


    [March 22, 1869-February 6, 1964]
    *Emilio Aguinaldo was born
    on March 22, 1869 in Kawit,
    Cavite

    *His father Carlos

    Photo from: maisonmagloyuan.blogspot.com


    Aguinaldo and his mother
    Trinidad Famy, a Chinese
    mestizo couple had eight
    children, the seventh of
    which was Emilio.
    *The Aguinaldo family was
    quite well-to-do, as Carlos
    Aguinaldo was the
    community's appointed
    gobernadorcillo.

    Photo from: maisonmagloyuan.blogspot.com


    *Their being Chinese-
    Mestizo also meant that the
    family had the means to live
    a relatively comfortable
    lifestyle.
    *He attended high school at
    the Colegio de San Juan de
    Letran, but had to stop in
    his fourth year because of

    Photo from: maisonmagloyuan.blogspot.com


    his father's death.

    *He then took up the


    responsibility of helping his
    mother run their farm.
    *At 17 (1886), he became the
    Cabeza de Barangay of
    Binakayan.

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    *At 25 (1894), he became
    Cavite Viejo’s first
    Gobernadorcillo Capitan
    Municipal.
    *In 1895, he became a
    Freemason, joining Pilar
    Lodge No. 203 of Imus by the
    codename “Colon”.

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    *He was elected president
    during the Tejeros
    Convention on March 22,
    1897.
    *He assumed total
    leadership of the rebellion
    against the Spanish rule
    when Andres Bonifacio died

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    in 1897.

    *He declared the Philippine


    independence on June 12,
    1898.
    * In 1935, he ran for
    presidency but lost to

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    manuel Luis Quezon y
    Molina.
    *After declaring peace
    with the United States, he

    Photo from: maisonmagloyuan.blogspot.com


    returned to his private life
    as a farmer .
    *Emilio Aguinaldo died in
    Veterans Memorial
    Hospital in (Quezon) on

    Photo from: maisonmagloyuan.blogspot.com


    February 6, 1964 from
    cardiovascular disease. He
    was 94 years, 10 months and
    15 days old when he died.
    Aguinaldo’s
    Funeral
    CONTEXT
    • Autobiography of
    Emilio Aguinaldo
    • First printed: 1964
    • Reprinted: 1998
    • Compiled by Felisa P.
    Diokno
    • Chapters 19, 23, 38, 42,
    43, 44: highlighted
    what Aguinaldo did in
    the revolution
    CONTEXT
    1894
    • Andres Bonifacio
    formed the Katipunan
    (K.K.K.)

    1896
    • Spaniards discovered
    K.K.K.
    • Cry of Pugad Lawin
    • Start of Philippine
    Revolution
    Cavite was liberated through the
    efforts of both the Magdiwang and
    Magdalo councils.

    Magdiwang Magdalo
    King - Andres President –
    Bonifacio Baldomero Aguinaldo*
    Magdiwang Magdalo
    Said to be Monarchial in Republican in form
    form

    • Noveleta • Cavite el Viejo (Kawit)


    • San Francisco de • Imus
    Malabon • Dasmariñas
    • Rosario • Silang
    • Tanza • Amadeo
    • Naic • Mendez
    • Ternate • Nuñez
    • Maragondon • Bacoor
    • Magallanes • Carmona
    • Bailen
    • Alfonso
    • Indang
    • San Roque
    EVENTS

    THE FIRST MEETING OF THE REBELLION


    GOVERNMENT:
    MARCH 22, 1897
    • Discussed future plans
    • Katipunan held its elections
    • Emilio Aguinaldo was elected president
    Casa Hacienda de Tejeros
    Bonifacio walked out of the assembly
    after proclaiming the result of the
    convention null and invalid.
    Aguinaldo was
    at Pasong
    Santol in
    Dasmariñas on
    March 22, 1897
    when he
    learned of his
    election as
    President of
    the new
    revolutionary
    government
    Aguinaldo’s brother, General
    Crispulo Aguinaldo persuaded
    him to go to Tejeros to take his
    oath of office.

    At 7:00 in the evening,


    Aguinaldo, Mariano Trias
    and Riego de Dios took
    their oaths of office.
    EVENTS

    THE FIRST MEETING OF THE REBELLION


    GOVERNMENT:
    MARCH 23, 1897
    • Magdiwang armies sent by Andres Villanueva
    came from Naic
    • Headed to Pasong Santol
    EVENTS
    THE FIRST MEETING OF THE REBELLION
    GOVERNMENT:

    MARCH 24, 1897


    • More troops of Magdiwang arrived
    • Emilio was told to join his brother
    • But then Bonifacio did not let the troops
    continue to Pasong Santol
    • Troops were imprisoned in Malabon
    MARCH 25, 1897
    • Spaniards got the position in Pasong
    Santol
    • Gen. Crispulo Aguinaldo dies
    “Sa kanyang bangkay dumaan ang mga kalaban
    bago natirik ang bandila ng mga kastila sa
    pook na iyon...”
    - Gen. Crispulo Aguinaldo
    EVENTS
    EXECUTION OF THE BONIFACIO BROTHERS

    • After the council of war convened,


    composed of seven Kagawads, led by Hen.
    Mariano Noriel & Pio del Pilar, the
    Bonifacio brothers were found
    guilty(traicion, sedicion, and rebellion)

    • Sentenced to death.

    • Aguinaldo became the Pangulong Hukbo &


    Pangulong Pamahalaan Manghihimagsik
    EVENTS

    • Aguinaldo asked council of war to


    lower their sentence from execution
    to exile.
    • They made Aguinaldo "Generalisimo ng
    Hukbong Manghihimagsik“.
    • May 10 1897 - Komandante L.
    Macapagal led the two brothers to
    Mt. Buntis* where they were shot.
    CONTRIBUTION
    • Gave an eyewitness account of how these events
    really happened
    • Proved the rumor that Aguinaldo ordered to
    execute Bonifacio false
    • Allows us to see a different perspective from
    Aguinaldo’s insight since people mostly view
    him negatively
    • We aren’t always the kind of people who can’t
    find back
    • Helped historians in terms of what
    governmental system they tried having back
    then
    RELEVANCE

    • Aguinaldo set an example of what the


    leaders of the nation should be like

    • Sometimes, people have to fall to rise


    back up again

    • The people willingly followed Aguinaldo,


    without him telling them to come along;
    reflects on today’s citizens

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