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GROUP T’boli

GROUP T’boli. T’boli Tribe. The T’boli tribe are the indigenous peoples of Southern Mindanao. They are known for their unusual tie-dyed and woven abaca cloth called tnalak . RESISTANCE AGAINST SPANISH IMPOSED INSTITUTIONS. TOPICS:. MAGALAT REVOLT DIEGO SILANG REVOLT

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GROUP T’boli

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  1. GROUP T’boli

  2. T’boli Tribe • The T’boli tribe are the indigenous peoples of Southern Mindanao. They are known for their unusual tie-dyed and woven abaca cloth called tnalak.

  3. RESISTANCEAGAINST SPANISH IMPOSED INSTITUTIONS

  4. TOPICS: • MAGALAT REVOLT • DIEGO SILANG REVOLT • MAGTANONG AND MALIBIRAN REVOLT

  5. MAGALAT REVOLT • The Magalat revolt was an uprising in 1596,led by Magalat,chief of Tuguega- rao (Cagayan) and his brother in opposition to the illicit tribute collection.The Spanish Governor-General

  6. Francisco Tello de Guzman sent Pedro de Chaves with colonial troops . They fought successfully against the rebels and captured and executed several leaders under Magalat. Magalat was assasinated by his own men who were promised rewards by the Spaniards.

  7. DIEGO SILANG REVOLT • Diego Silangwas a revolution- aryleader.Hisrevolts was fueled by grievances stemming from Spanish taxation,abuses and by his belief in self-government, that the administration and leadership of the Roman Catholic Church and government in the Ilocos

  8. region should be invested in trained Ilocano officials. Spain allied with France during the 7 years’ war in opposition to Great Britain. The British, in response sought to diminish the Spanish Empire.The British’s naval forces seized Manila on

  9. October,1762,and the surrender of the Spanish Philippines to Britain during the British occupation of the Philippines,inspired uprisings in the north of Cagayan and Ilocos Norte. Though Silang wanted to replace Spanish officials in Ilocos with native officials, he voluteered to head

  10. Ilocano forces against the British,Spanish administrators instead transferred their power to the Bishop of Nueva Segovia, who rejected Silang’soffer.Silang’s group attacked the city and imprisoned its priests.He began an association with the British who

  11. appointed him governor of Ilocos on their behalf and promisedhim military reinforcement. The British force never materialized. Diego Silang was killed by one of his friends, a Spanish-Ilocano mestizo named Miguel Vicos, whom the Church paid to assasinate Diego Silang.

  12. MAGTANONG AND MALIBIRAN REVOLT • The revolt was led by Lt. Andres Magtanong and Sub- Lt.FranciscoMalibiran. The revolt was caused as reaction to the estanco in 1787.They killed the visitador and the Tobbacco monopoly

  13. guards, but they were quickly subdued. Their houses were burned and they were hanged and their heads were put on stakes for public display.

  14. THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!

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