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  1. 0:00the cry of the rebellion
  2. 0:02when and where did it really happen
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  21. 0:45the cry of the rebellion or el grito the
  22. 0:48rebellion in the 19th century was the
  23. 0:51beginning of the philippine revolution
  24. 0:53that aimed to overthrow the spanish
  25. 0:56government here in the philippines it
  26. 0:58happened
  27. 0:59in august 1896 somewhere in the
  28. 1:02northeast of manila in which andres
  29. 1:05burifacio led the declaration of their
  30. 1:08rebellion against the spanish colonial
  31. 1:10power
  32. 1:11however controversy about this
  33. 1:13particular event actually arises
  34. 1:15especially on the specific dates and
  35. 1:18places where this cry particularly
  36. 1:20happened
  37. 1:21according to theodore gonzillo
  38. 1:24the event goes on when andres munifacio
  39. 1:26led the tearing of the sedulas in front
  40. 1:29of the capiconeros
  41. 1:31and uh some writers on the other hand
  42. 1:33identified a cry in which
  43. 1:35emilio aguinaldo commissioned a hymn of
  44. 1:37the balintawak to a renewed struggle
  45. 1:40after the part of the act of the piac
  46. 1:42number two film so there was also this
  47. 1:45idea of the cry of balintawak
  48. 1:48or the idea of the cry of puget loving
  49. 1:51so this is now the controversy
  50. 1:53which is which
  51. 1:55which
  52. 1:56is the truth
  53. 1:57where did it really happen was it in
  54. 1:58balintawak
  55. 2:00or when did it really happen
  56. 2:07and the first source was coming from
  57. 2:08guillermo
  58. 2:09the second source was coming from
  59. 2:12eo valenzuela
  60. 2:17first cry of the rebellion according to
  61. 2:19the account of guillermo
  62. 2:22on august 26 a big meeting was held in
  63. 2:25balinto
  64. 2:26at the house of apollonio samson then
  65. 2:28cabeza of that barrio of kalokan
  66. 2:31among those who attended i remember were
  67. 2:34bonifacio
  68. 2:43enrique pacheco and francis carrion
  69. 2:46they were all leaders of the katimpuran
  70. 2:49and composed the board of directors of
  71. 2:51the organization
  72. 2:52delegates from bulacan cabanatuan cavite
  73. 2:56and were also present
  74. 2:58at about nine o'clock in the morning
  75. 3:01in the morning of august 26 the meeting
  76. 3:04was opened with andres munifacio
  77. 3:06presiding and emilio was into acting as
  78. 3:09secretary
  79. 3:10the purpose was to discuss when the
  80. 3:12uprising was to take place
  81. 3:16yo pantas
  82. 3:17and p valenzuela were all opposed to
  83. 3:19starting the revolution too early
  84. 3:22andres burifacio sensing that he would
  85. 3:25lose in the discussion then left the
  86. 3:28session whole and talk to the people who
  87. 3:31were waiting outside for the result of
  88. 3:33the meeting of the leaders
  89. 3:35he told the people that the leaders were
  90. 3:38arguing against starting the revolution
  91. 3:40early and appealed to them in fiery
  92. 3:43speech which he said
  93. 3:46you remember the fate of our countrymen
  94. 3:49who were shot in baghumbayan
  95. 3:51should we return to the towns now the
  96. 3:54spaniards will only shoot us
  97. 3:57our organization has been discovered and
  98. 4:00we are all mark men
  99. 4:02if we don't start the uprising the
  100. 4:04spaniards will get us anyway
  101. 4:07what then do you say
  102. 4:10revolt
  103. 4:11the people shouted as one burifah should
  104. 4:14then ask the people to give a pledge
  105. 4:17that they were to revolt he told them
  106. 4:19that the sign of slavery of the
  107. 4:20filipinos were
  108. 4:22the sedula
  109. 4:25tax charged to its citizen
  110. 4:28if it is true that you are ready to
  111. 4:30revolt i want you to destroy your
  112. 4:33cedulas it will be a sign that all of us
  113. 4:36have declared our severance from the
  114. 4:38spaniards
  115. 4:40this source was also cited by grigorio
  116. 4:42zaide and sonya said in their book on
  117. 4:44the documentary sources of the
  118. 4:46philippine history so this was coming
  119. 4:48from guillermo
  120. 4:50and definitely the document would
  121. 4:52actually tell us that it was uh
  122. 4:55the pride of rebellion was in balintawak
  123. 4:57that's why they call it the cry of
  124. 5:00balintawak
  125. 5:02on the other hand the account of pio
  126. 5:04valenzuela actually tells us a different
  127. 5:06story because
  128. 5:08valenzuela actually writes that it was
  129. 5:11not happened in balintawa but it was
  130. 5:13happened in
  131. 5:14lawyer that's why gregory yosai and
  132. 5:16sonya sade called it also as the cry of
  133. 5:19loving and the date that pio valenzuela
  134. 5:23also talked about was not august 26 but
  135. 5:26actually august 20. let's read
  136. 5:29the first place of refuge of andres
  137. 5:36aguero del
  138. 5:40the first five arriving there on august
  139. 5:4219 and i and on august 20 1896.
  140. 5:47the first place where some 500 members
  141. 5:50of the katipunan met on august 22 1896
  142. 5:54was the house and yard of apollonio
  143. 5:56sansol at cancun aside from the persons
  144. 5:59mentioned above among those were
  145. 6:02there were british jopantas alejandro
  146. 6:05santiago ramon bernardo apollonio samson
  147. 6:09and others
  148. 6:10here views were only exchanged and no
  149. 6:13resolution was debated or adapted it was
  150. 6:16at puget lawwin the house store
  151. 6:19house and yard of juan ramos son of
  152. 6:21melchor aquino where over 1 000 members
  153. 6:25of the katipunan met and carried out
  154. 6:27considerable debate and discussion on
  155. 6:30august 23 1896. the discussion was on
  156. 6:34whether or not the revolution against
  157. 6:36the spanish government should be started
  158. 6:39on august 29 1896.
  159. 6:42after the
  160. 6:44multis meeting many of those present
  161. 6:47tore their sedula certificates and
  162. 6:50shouted
  163. 6:51long lived the philippines long live the
  164. 6:54philippines
  165. 6:55now let us go to the analysis of these
  166. 6:57two primary sources
  167. 6:59who is more credible
  168. 7:04or po valenzuela
  169. 7:07definitely
  170. 7:09in the document that we actually read
  171. 7:12the name of guillermo was not mentioned
  172. 7:15right
  173. 7:16whereas in the account of guillermo
  174. 7:19sankari the name of pi valenzuela was
  175. 7:22mentioned there that p venezuela was
  176. 7:23present of that particular event
  177. 7:26and in the account of pia valenzuela
  178. 7:30he also mentioned that he was there
  179. 7:32so in other words
  180. 7:34it could have been that people as well
  181. 7:36as account is more credible to tell us
  182. 7:37of the truth about the cry of the
  183. 7:39rebellion from these two eyewitnesses
  184. 7:42accounts that we actually presented
  185. 7:44indeed uh there are some certain
  186. 7:45disagreements of the
  187. 7:47the witnesses
  188. 7:49there are there are many places
  189. 7:51mentioned
  190. 7:55and there were different dates 23 24 20
  191. 7:5925 26 and so on on the other hand the
  192. 8:03account of pia valenzuela have also some
  193. 8:05inconsistencies why because
  194. 8:07during the time that valencia valenzuela
  195. 8:10was interviewed by the spanish
  196. 8:12investigator he told that the cry
  197. 8:14happened in balinto
  198. 8:16on wednesday of that august 26 1896
  199. 8:20later on when he wrote his memoirs of
  200. 8:23the revolution
  201. 8:25he said that it happened in bugat lauren
  202. 8:27on august 23
  203. 8:291896 so that's why we also have to look
  204. 8:32at the inconsistencies of
  205. 8:35venezuela
  206. 8:36it might be also that maybe because he
  207. 8:39forgot the dates or something that might
  208. 8:41happen or maybe
  209. 8:43venezuela was just lying
  210. 8:45to the spanish investigators that was
  211. 8:48also to create confusions
  212. 8:50to
  213. 8:51the spanish investigator investigation
  214. 8:54however according to guerrero
  215. 8:56incarnation and villegas
  216. 8:58all of these places mentioned like the
  217. 9:00hong kong
  218. 9:01tawa
  219. 9:02and bhaitoro
  220. 9:04are actually the same in balintawak
  221. 9:07and that's a part of the oakland and now
  222. 9:09this is already in a question city
  223. 9:12as for the dates
  224. 9:14it could be historically that it was due
  225. 9:17to the fact that bonifacio and his men
  226. 9:19the moneros were actually moving from
  227. 9:21one place to
  228. 9:22another
  229. 9:23you know because they were actually
  230. 9:26avoiding
  231. 9:27by uh they were avoiding the troops of
  232. 9:29the spanish government
  233. 9:34was a secret society that aimed to
  234. 9:37overthrow the spanish government but
  235. 9:41and the caterpillars like nefasho and
  236. 9:43his men were now hunted
  237. 9:45by the spanish guards and so they have
  238. 9:48to move from one place to another to
  239. 9:50high
  240. 9:53for me
  241. 9:54it doesn't matter where it doesn't
  242. 9:56matter when did it happen because what
  243. 9:58matters most is that
  244. 10:00bonifacio and his men started the
  245. 10:02revolution
  246. 10:07that was the beginning
  247. 10:08that
  248. 10:10became the revolutionary government now
  249. 10:13they separated
  250. 10:14themselves
  251. 10:16from the government of spain that was
  252. 10:18the beginning that they were starting to
  253. 10:23revolt against the spanish government
  254. 10:26on the rebellion was the official start
  255. 10:29of the revolution against spain
  256. 10:39they have started the revolution and
  257. 10:42because of that revolution

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