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Philippine Declaration of
Independence
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Translation by Sulpicio Guevara
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Background of the Document
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Original Language of the Document: Spanish
Translator of the Document: Sulpicio Guevara
Author’s Name: Ambrosio Rianzares Bautista
Birth Place: Binan, Laguna
Birth Date: December 7, 1830
Date of Writing & Publication: June 12, 1898
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Purpose for Writing the Document: To declare the independence and freedom of Filipinos that they fought for from the colonization of Spaniards
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Social Milieu/Historical Event: Declaration of Philippine Independence, Unfurling of the National Flag of the Philippines, Introducing the Philippine National Anthem
Intended Audience: Filipinos, 98 people who signed as witnesses
Ambrosio Rianzares Bautista
War Counsellor and Special Delegate; proclaimed and solemnized the Declaration of Independence
Dictator Don Emilio Aguinaldo
President of the Republic of the Philippines
General Blanco
General Polavieja
Superior forces; enemies
Civil Guards
Arrested and abused Filipinos
Ferdinand Magellan
Landed on the shores of Cebu and occupied it by means of pact of friendship with Chief Tupas.
Killed by Chief Kalipulako’s men
Governor Miguel Lopez de Legazpi
Landed on the island of Bohol by also entering Blood compact with Chief Sikatuna.
He went to Manila, winning the friendship of its Chiefs Soliman and Lakandula.
Taking possession of the Manila City and the whole archipelago
Don Pedro A. Paterno
Proposed a pacification with Don Emilio Aguinaldo and accepted by Don Fernando Primo de Rivera
Doctor Don Jose Burgos
Don Mariano Gomez
Eminent Filipino priests who were hanged
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RELEVANCE OF THE STUDY
The relevance of proclamation of the Philippine Indepence in 1898 is the truth of how the Filipinos gained independence from spain. The significant achievement of Emilio Aguinaldo was the proclamation of the Independence that is happened in Kawit, Cavite. Emilio Aguinaldo believed that by proclaming the independence would inspire the Filipino people to fight more against the spaniards and let other nations recognize the indepence of our country and also, let the Filipinos have their right to freedom from spain. It is relevant to all of the Filipinos because, after a long period of suffering from the spanish colonization, we finally achieve the freedom that we all have been seeking for and it is the start of the progression of our country.