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Lesson 3 Kartilya NG Katipunan

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The Katipunan was a secret organization founded in Manila in 1882 by Filipino patriots to launch a revolution against Spanish colonial rule. Led by Andres Bonifacio, the Katipunan's goal was to liberate the Filipino people from oppression. The Kartilya ng Katipunan, authored by Jacinto and amended by Bonifacio, served as the organization's guidebook containing rules and principles. It emphasized moral virtues, civic duties, and the need for political separation from Spain. The Katipunan's discovery in 1896 led to the outbreak of the Philippine Revolution.

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The Katipunan was a secret organization founded in Manila in 1882 by Filipino patriots to launch a revolution against Spanish colonial rule. Led by Andres Bonifacio, the Katipunan's goal was to liberate the Filipino people from oppression. The Kartilya ng Katipunan, authored by Jacinto and amended by Bonifacio, served as the organization's guidebook containing rules and principles. It emphasized moral virtues, civic duties, and the need for political separation from Spain. The Katipunan's discovery in 1896 led to the outbreak of the Philippine Revolution.

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    The Kamalaysayan Imperative

    Prof. Ed Aurelio C. Reyes

    Asian Social Institute (ASI), Manila

    and International Acedemy of Management and Economics (IAME), Makati

    Founder, Kamalaysayan (Kaisahan para sa Kamalayan sa Kasaysayan)

    O u t l i n e :

    PART I: The “Kamalaysayan Imperative:

    A. Misconceptions about History

    1. It is not a Book or a Pile of Books

    2. It is an “Ever-Unfinished Novel-Life”

    B. Knowledge of History vs. Sense of History

    1. Remembering, not Memorizing

    2. The Kamalaysayan Habit

    C.   The ‘Brief Summary’ Challenge

    PART II.  “3-D View” for a Real Sense of History

    A. Detalye – facts remembered due to significance; history researchers’ similarity to police investigators and news reporters.

    B. Daloy – the storyline. “KahaNgaBuk” – history as a continuum

    1. The matter of dates & periodization of our history – chronology and time lapse;

    2. Two vital questions for every event considered “historical”— “why?” and the irreverent “so what???” 

    C. Diwa – The spirit – the intention and worldview

    1. Positive Intent— Our Own Collective Quest for Truth About Ourselves

    a. Intellectual Honesty

    b. Point of View: The “Tayo” Discourse

    2. Integrative and Dynamic Worldview.

    PART III. Special Topics

    A. Collective Heroism and Noble Ethics

    1. Collective Heroism

    2. Noble Ethics

    a. Bayanihan: Our Long-Standing Culture of Synergy

    b. Kartilya ng Katipunan: MagpakaTao at MakipagKapwa-Tao

    B. Brief Review of Economic, Political and Cultural history of the Philippines

    1. What our Eleventh-hour Autobiography Omits

    2. Our Short But Yet-Unended Chapter… As Slaves

    3. A Future for Ourselves and Our Posterity

    D. Vision for a Real, “Live Bayang Magiliw”

    C. Personal

    Ambeth R. Ocampo's Post

    The house on #72 Paseo de Azcarraga (now the corner of Recto and Elcano in downtown Manila) is no more, but we have photos of it (upper and lower Right). Even a prewar bronze plaque, seen on the lower right photo with an arrow. Roughly translated from the original Spanish it reads:
    "The Filipino People, by the durability of bronze, consecrates and perpetuates the historical value of this house cradle [of the Revolution] where on 6 July 1892 [new marker states July 7]was born to fight and triumph, headed by Andres Bonifacio, the very highest and very respectable association of the sons of the country, the Katipunan."
    A memorial complete with bronze figures now stands close to the site, largely ignored 364 days a year, but spruced up for the annual commemoration on July 7. Historical and heritage sites are seen but seldom noticed, thats why you need to make an effort to remember.
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    Judylin Pascual
    Who put up this bronze plaque marker, the government, Bonifacio's relatives, Bonifacio's friends, civic groups, Quezon or any other interested groups??? Why was it stated in the marker that “…6 July 1892 [new marker states July 7]was born to fight and …
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    SanLuis Erwin
    maybe the date was adjusted because at that time, they still did not know about the International Dateline.
    John Hendrix
    “By the durability of bronze” sounds like they snuck in an ad for the plaque industry
    Maria Cecilia Atienza Sunico
    that was donated by the Chua family to the city of Manila when the house was demolished/
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    Carl Hechanova
    It so sad that only the marker where the site of the Katipunan was formed but in my opinion, all of those markers and remaining ancestral houses, and other historical sites should defend and preserve. And this one when the La Liga Filipina was out of t…
    Florentino Narciso
    Pareho ang nangyari kay Andres at kay Noynoy. " Sila
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