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    Group3A MgaGunitaNgHimagsikan

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    This document provides background on Emilio Aguinaldo and the events of March 1897 during the Philippine Revolution. It discusses Aguinaldo's election as President at the Tejeros Convention on March 22nd, over Andres Bonifacio, which led to Bonifacio walking out. It then describes the military events in the following days and the execution of the Bonifacio brothers after they were found guilty of treason, sedition, and rebellion by a council of war. The document contributes an eyewitness account that aims to prove rumors about Aguinaldo ordering the execution as false, and provides historical context about the revolutionary government systems being tried.

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    This document provides background on Emilio Aguinaldo and the events of March 1897 during the Philippine Revolution. It discusses Aguinaldo's election as President at the Tejeros Convention on March 22nd, over Andres Bonifacio, which led to Bonifacio walking out. It then describes the military events in the following days and the execution of the Bonifacio brothers after they were found guilty of treason, sedition, and rebellion by a council of war. The document contributes an eyewitness account that aims to prove rumors about Aguinaldo ordering the execution as false, and provides historical context about the revolutionary government systems being tried.

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    This document provides background on Emilio Aguinaldo and the events of March 1897 during the Philippine Revolution. It discusses Aguinaldo's election as President at the Tejeros Convention on March 22nd, over Andres Bonifacio, which led to Bonifacio walking out. It then describes the military events in the following days and the execution of the Bonifacio brothers after they were found guilty of treason, sedition, and rebellion by a council of war. The document contributes an eyewitness account that aims to prove rumors about Aguinaldo ordering the execution as false, and provides historical context about the revolutionary government systems being tried.

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    Group3A MgaGunitaNgHimagsikan

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    This document provides background on Emilio Aguinaldo and the events of March 1897 during the Philippine Revolution. It discusses Aguinaldo's election as President at the Tejeros Convention on March 22nd, over Andres Bonifacio, which led to Bonifacio walking out. It then describes the military events in the following days and the execution of the Bonifacio brothers after they were found guilty of treason, sedition, and rebellion by a council of war. The document contributes an eyewitness account that aims to prove rumors about Aguinaldo ordering the execution as false, and provides historical context about the revolutionary government systems being tried.

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    Content and Contextual Analysis of

    “ Mga Gunita ng Himagsikan”


    Background of the Author

    • March 22, 1869


    • Cavite el Viejo (Present - day Kawit)
    • Colegio de San Juan de Letran
    • “Cabeza de Barangay” of Binakayan
    • Unang Pangulo ng Pilipinas (1899-1901)
    Historical Background

    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 Bonifacio President – Baldomero Aguinald
    Magdiwang Magdalo
    Said to be Republican
    Monarchial in form in form
    • Magallanes • Nuñez
    • Noveleta • Bailen • Cavite el Viejo • Bacoor
    • San Francisco de • Alfonso (Kawit) • Carmo
    Malabon • Indang • Imus na
    • Rosario • San Roque • Dasmariñas
    • Tanza • Silang
    • Naic • Amadeo
    • Ternate • Mendez
    EVENTS

    THE FIRST MEETING OF THE


    REBELLION GOVERNMENT:

    MARCH 22, 1897

    • Discussed future plans

    • Katipunan held its elections


    Casa Hacienda de Tejeros • Emilio Aguinaldo was elected
    president
    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
    • 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 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.
    CONTRIBUTION

    • Gave an eyewitness account


    of how these events really
    happened
    • We aren’t always the kind of
    • Proved the rumor that people who can’t find back
    Aguinaldo ordered to execute
    Bonifacio false • Helped historians in terms of
    what governmental system
    • Allows us to see a different they tried having back then
    perspective from Aguinaldo’s
    insight since people mostly
    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
    THANK YOU SO
    MUCH…..

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