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Origins of the Philippines & People

The document discusses the origins and historical foundations of the Philippines and Filipino people. It describes how the Philippines got its name from Spanish explorer Ruy Lopez de Villalobos and how it became a Spanish colony under King Philip II. It then summarizes several theories for how the Philippines formed geologically. It also outlines the different waves of people who migrated to the islands and the ethnic groups that now comprise the Filipino population. Finally, it analyzes elements of Filipino culture and civilization, including systems of government, social classes, trade, language, and other factors that demonstrate the Philippines met the criteria to be considered a civilization.
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Origins of the Philippines & People

The document discusses the origins and historical foundations of the Philippines and Filipino people. It describes how the Philippines got its name from Spanish explorer Ruy Lopez de Villalobos and how it became a Spanish colony under King Philip II. It then summarizes several theories for how the Philippines formed geologically. It also outlines the different waves of people who migrated to the islands and the ethnic groups that now comprise the Filipino population. Finally, it analyzes elements of Filipino culture and civilization, including systems of government, social classes, trade, language, and other factors that demonstrate the Philippines met the criteria to be considered a civilization.
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HISTORICAL FOUNDATIONS

How the Philippines came to be…


PHILIPPINES…
 Was given by Ruy Lopez de Villalobos as
Filipinas in 1543 in honor of Prince Philip of
Asturias.
 1556 Filipinas became Philippines when Philip
became King Philip II of Spain.
THE ORIGIN OF THE PHILIPPINES
1. The Lost Continent LEMURIA
THE ORIGIN OF THE PHILIPPINES

2. Volcanic /Pacific/
Magnetic theory
 The islands of the
Philippines came into
existence because of
volcanic eruptions.
THE ORIGIN OF THE PHILIPPINES

3. Land Bridge
Theory
 The Philippines was
once part of
Continental Asia
 During the post –
glacial age, the
world’s ice melted,
causing the sea level
to rise
THE ORIGIN OF THE PHILIPPINES
4. Big bang Theory
 All mas in the universe had
been condensed into one large
mass.
 As a result of the atmospheric
changes, a graduated but
gravitational force occurred
immediately followed by a
mass explosion from within
the land mass…the land mass
split into pieces and scattered
on top of the water.
THE ORIGIN OF THE PHILIPPINES

5. Biblical theory
 “In the beginning God
created the heavens and
the earth”(Genesis 1:
1).
THE ORIGIN OF THE FILIPINO PEOPLE…
 Filipinos – the people
living in the country
who were originally
called as Indios.
THE ORIGIN OF THE FILIPINO PEOPLE…ACCORDING TO
LEGENDS…

1. “Malakas and
Maganda
THE ORIGIN OF THE FILIPINO PEOPLE…ACCORDING TO
LEGENDS…

2. The story of the gods


and godesses who took
clay and molded it into
their likeness and cooked
it…
THE ORIGIN OF THE FILIPINO PEOPLE…OUR ANCESTRAL
LINEAGE…

[Link] (aetas or
pygmies)
 believed to have
reached the
Philippines using
land bridges
THE ORIGIN OF THE FILIPINO PEOPLE…OUR ANCESTRAL
LINEAGE…

2. Indonesians (New Stone


Age)
 Used the water route

 sail boats in 2 waves

 Tall, slender, light in


complexion, thin lips
and high aquiline nose
THE ORIGIN OF THE FILIPINO PEOPLE…OUR ANCESTRAL
LINEAGE…

3. Malays or the brown


race(Iron Age)
 Came in through
several balangays
 3 successive waves

 Medium in height, slim


but well built, brown
skin, with black hair
and brown eyes.
THE ORIGIN OF THE FILIPINO PEOPLE…OUR ANCESTRAL
LINEAGE…

At Present, the Filipinos Maranaos


are divided into many Manobos
groups: Apayaos
Visayan – light hearted Tausugs
Tagalogs – pragmatic Ivatan
Ilokanos – frugal and Badjaos
hardworking
Bicolanos – nature lovers
THE FILIPINO AS HE IS…HIS ATTITUDE..HIS VALUES…

 Hospitable  Has high regard for


 Religious honor
 Fatalistic(Bhala na  Procrastination
attitude)  Ningas cogon
 Loyal  Has the tendency for
 Has respect for the Juan tamad syndrome
elders  “pagkatitulado”
 Has close family ties  Tendency to go between
 Resilient  Helpful(bayanihan
 Sensitive system)
THE FILIPINO AS HE IS…HIS CULTURE AND CIVILIZATION…

 Civilization – the  7 criteria for civilization


totality of what men  System of gov’t, laws and
accomplish in a society. warfare
 Social Classes
 System of belief
 System of trade : domestic
and foreign
 Language
 System of writing: arts and
literature
 Population & Public
Movement
1. SYSTEM OF GOV’T, LAWS AND WARFARE

A. Barangay – the unit of B. Law


governement Council of elders – so –
 Derived from balangay formulator of the laws of the
barangay
 Each has 50 – 60
families Umalohokan – town crier
 Has supra –
baranganic structure Laws – written in tablets,
 Datu – the leader who stones, or trunks of trees
has immense political e.g Kalantiyaw code, Sumakwel
power code, Maragtas Code
 Buwis - tribute
1. SYSTEM OF GOV’T, LAWS AND WARFARE

B. Law C. Warfare
Trial by ordeal – for protection – they
judicial process of our form strong
ancestors during their confederations
time alliances – kinship &
e.g boiling water test, intermarriage
candle test, water diving
test, mountain climbing
test
2. SOCIAL CLASSES
 Mahadlikas –
the noble class
2. SOCIAL CLASSES

 Timawa
- middle
class/
free men
2. SOCIAL
CLASSES

 Alipin
 Aliping
sagigilid
 Aliping
namama
hay
3. SYSTEM OF BELIEF
 Pagans – animism  Dowry
 Pantheons of gods and  Bigay kaya
godesses are according  Himaraw
to ranks  Panghimuyat
 Marriage customs
 Bigay suso
 Pamamalay - pre -
cortship stage
 2 obligations:
 Servitude
 dowry
3. SYSTEM OF BELIEF
 Mourning customs
 Maglahe – mourning for
men
 Moratal – mourning for
women
 Datu – laraw
 Pasiyam - 9 days
celebrations
4. SYSTEM OF TRADE : DOMESTIC & FOREIGN

 Economy – subsistent  India -


 Japanese - weaponry
 Types of settlement:  Arabs – carpets,
 Linear  Chinese
 Clustered  Porcelain & silk
 Barter system
 Ilaya – ilawud trade
FOREIGN INFLUENCES
 Chinese – gongs,  India – names for gods
entrepreneurship, and godesses, bahala na
arrangement of marriage attitude, sarong ,putong
 Arabs – Islam, calendar,
law, literature, art
 Japanese – making
weapons, metalurgy,
jewelry - making
5. LANGUAGE
 80 native languages and
142 dialects
 Austronesian or Malayo
- Polynesian
6. SYSTEM OF WRITING

 Syllabary
 Alif bata /
alibata
 17 symbols -
7. POPULATION AND PUBLIC MOVEMENT
 Martin de Goiti
 Rahaj Solaiman of
Tondo, Manila
 10,000 population
 Antonio de Morga in his
Sucesos de las Islas
Filipinas(Historical
events in the Philippines)
“CHANGE IS THE VERY ESSENCE
OF LIFE.” – ONGSOTTO, 2005

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