MGA GUNITA NG HIMAGSIKAN
NI EMILIO AGUINALDO
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THE AUTHOR:
EMILIO AGUINALDO
[MARCH 22, 1869-FEBRUARY 6, 1964]
Kawit, Cavite
Graduated from University of
Santo Tomas in 1896
Cabeza de Barangay at the age
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of 17
While serving as the head of
barter in Manila, he was also
the municipal captain of the
Pilar Lodge chapter of the
Freemasonry
- Magdalo
Assumed total leadership of
the rebellion against the
Spanish rule when Andres
Bonifacio died on 1897
Declared the Philippine
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independence on June 12, 1898
First president under the
Malolos Constitution
Returned to private life as a
farmer after declaring peace
with the United States
Established the Veterans of
the Revolution
Ran for presidency in 1935
against Manuel Quezon but
lost
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Became presidential advisor
on the Council of state in
1950
Died of heart attack at
Veterans Memorial Hospital on
February 6, 1964
Context of the Document
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 discover the
K.K.K.
• Cry of Pugad Lawin
• Start of Philippine
Revolution
Content of the Document
EVENTS
ATTACKING THE CONVENT: SEPTEMBER 1, 1896
• Aguinaldo leads the attack of the convent
• Only Padre Buenaventura was at the convent
• Plead for forgiveness
*Provincial soldiers were not against friars
• The priests and guards escaped
• Guillermo Samoy (Cuadrillero)- got shot
• Aguinaldo decided to change strategies
• More people joined Aguinaldo- 2,000 people
PAGKAKAWANGGAWA
G. Candido Tria Tirona
Gng. Marcaria Olaes
Gng. Trinidad Famy
EVENTS
BATTLE OF IMUS: SEPTEMBER 3, 1896
Crossed Presa Talon, but the current was
strong
2 wagons of corpse
70 Remington guns
Sable de Mando
- General Aguirre’s saber
- “HECHO EN TOLEDO, ESPAÑA EN 1869”
“YARI SA TOLEDO,ESPANA NG TAONG 1869”
EVENTS
AFTER THE BATTLE
Visited family in Cavite, and showed his mother the
sable
Sable- symbol of the start of freedom
News of Cavite in shackles
Dasmarinas rose (Placido Campos and Francisco
Barzaga)
SEPTEMBER 5, 1896
Town of Silang rose (ex-gobernadorcillio vito
belarmino, vicente giron at iba pa)
Guardia civil gained 13 remington guns
EVENTS
THE FIRST MEETING OF THE
REVOLUTIONARY GOVERNMENT: MARCH
22, 1897
• Discussed future plans
• Assign all the commanders to go to Pasong Santol
• Katipunan holds its elections
• Emilio Aguinaldo elected as president
MARCH 23, 1897
• Magdiwang armies sent by Andres Villanueva
came from Naic
• Headed to Pasong Santol
EVENTS
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
CONSEJO DE GUERRA
• Disagree: Hen. Mariano Noriel, Hen.
Pantaleon Garcia, Hen. Tomas Mascardo
• Reasons for disagreement:
• War is ongoing, and we are not supposed
to establish Consejo De Guerra.
• There is a battle almost everyday; it is
still not the right time.
• Carta Anonima
• Placido Martinez & Koronel Teodoro
Gonzales - defenders of the Bonifacio
brothers
EVENTS
NAIC ATTACKED BY THE SPANIARDS
• 1 month of rest until Cazadores and the
infantries under Captain General Don
Fernando Prio de Rivera besieged Naic
• Timalan riverside- field where the they
fought rigorously
• Aguinaldo made them go to Maragondon to
disperse and hide
• Magdalo was left in Naic
• Aguinaldo was tempted to set it all in
fire to end it
• Suggested suicide, which they agree
• Armas de Mano
EVENTS
EXECUTION OF THE BONIFACIO BROTHERS
• After the council of war convened,
composed of seven Kagawads, led by Hen.
Mariano Noriel, 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. Tala where they
were shot
Relevance to the Grand Narrative of
Philippine History
CONTRIBUTION
• Gave an eyewitness account of how these events
really happened
• Allows us to see a different perspective from
Aguinaldo’s insight since people mostly view him
negatively
• Clarified the rumor that Aguinaldo ordered to
execute Bonifacio
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
• Reflection of present day citizens