The love between Diego and Gabriela was truly amazing it could've been a successful revolutionary campaign against the Augustinian Jesuits but was foiled by the most common activity amongst the Filipinos "betrayal."
Masakit lang isipin na karamihan sa mga bayani natin ay Hindi namatay sa kamay ng mananakop, kundi namatay dahil sa mga kapwa pilipino na ganid sa kapangyarihan.
@@99mrpogi kaya namana ng most of filipinos today ang ganyan pag uugali kaya dami filipino utak talangka at mga traydor katulad ng pamilya aquino cojuangco mga traydor at ganid sa kapangyarihan
@@emperornero2658 Mostly out of greed.. yung Kay Diego Silang at leon kilat is mostly for rewards while sila bonifacio at Luna because of Aguinaldo's greed for power
Heroes who deserves to have their own movies based on their lives. Diego silang Juan Dela Cruz palaris Francisco dagohoy Miguel malvar Leon kilat Emilio jacinto Macario sakay
And later generations Iike Luna, bonifacio, jacinto would end up leading revolts against the British(instead of the Spanish). Though the Brits colonizing us would have probably still allowed us to keep Spanish as a secondary language
@@99mrpogi Spain Didn't teach thier Spanish language at the time between 1500's and 1820's and the only thing to learn the spanish language is out of Privilege and forbidden to be taught to other native comrades. Siguro kung nasakop tayo ng mga british noong 1764, mag papatayo sila ng mga forts at eskwelahan at turuan ang mga bata at tao ng salitang ingles at ma transform ang mga pilipino bilang mga sibil na mamayan.
@@bagongpilipinas3153 and it's sad that no matter how nice you are to a person, that person will still end up betraying you or hahanapan ka ng butas pag may negative siyang Nakita sa iyo
Sayang kung patuloy lang sana ang panalo ni Diego Silang at nag kaisa ang mga Pilipino para sa kalayaan natin maganda siguro ang Pilipinas ngayon dahil matatak na sa atin cultura kung pano natin tinalo ang mga kastila
Agreed. Though it might also mean that later generations of historical figures like jose Rizal, andres bonifacio, Antonio Luna, Emilio aguinaldo, Manuel quezon, Emilio jacinto, Gregorio del Pilar are probably just random unknown people of their period.... Unless they are still prominent but in a different way
Diego silang would have probably established his version of the katipunan, spread to other areas and probably gained other allies... Diego silang could have been instrumental in liberating the Philippines at an earlier period, became first president (instead of aguinaldo or bonifacio), got hailed as the George Washington of the Philippines.. though a possible negative outcome is he could have also been betrayed in a different manner, ie he became friends(later betrayed) by a man from cavite who may have turned out to be an ancestor of Emilio aguinaldo.
Aringay remained a part of Pangasinan province until April 18, 1854, when the Spanish fused the northern towns of that province with the southern towns of Ilocos Sur to create the new province of La Union (hence, "The Union") The municipalities of Caba and Gallano (later placed in the province of Benguet and then abolished in 1900) were later carved out of Aringay’s northern borders.
pgdating sa mga digmaan wg nwg magtiwala lalo n sa mlapit n kaibigan kumbaga ipakita ang tiwala pero magmadid k at secretong kumukuha ng impormasyon dhil kung hndi patay k sa mga ksamahan mo
Sana sila nalang nakasakop saatin edi sana baybayin padin gamit natin ngayon at hindi sana tayo christiano kung briton sumakop saatin dahil hindi uso sakanila yung sapilitang pagpapaconvert ng religion
@@emperornero2658 baka sa mga British p tayo natuto Ng English instead of the Americans.. or the British could have occupied us without having the spanish language removed
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