| Revision as of 16:04, 24 November 2015 editMateothehistorian (talk | contribs)182 edits User:Unbuttered Parsnip Dont make any changes or jump into any statement as not true without showing any basis. I was in Lawis for a visit the structure in front of it was a memorial with its inscription that the Kota was built in year 1790. Basing from t← Previous edit |
Revision as of 19:00, 24 November 2015 edit undoUnbuttered Parsnip (talk | contribs)15,948 edits Reverted to revision 692118578 by Unbuttered Parsnip: This is complete rubbish. Lapu-lapu was his grandfather, in 1521. Three dfferent names. Nothing in de Medina. Your "cites" are a blog web and a self-publish pamphlet. Your ignore actual referenc...Next edit → |
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] of ], Bantayan Island, Cebu. founded in year 1630]] |
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] of ], Bantayan Island, Cebu. Built in 1790]] |
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Little is known about the life of '''Lazaro de Mangubat''' ''( Also known as: Gabriel Lazaro Mangubat and Capitan Loreto Mangubat)''. |
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Little is known about the life of '''Lazaro de Mangubat'''. |
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During the term of governor ] (1626–1632), the ] were continually harassed by the ], who worked dreadful havoc, capturing, massacring, robbing, sacking churches. ] was almost completely depopulated, by the ceaseless invasions from ], Borneo, and Jológ. Their inhabitants killed or captured. The moros attacked the towns and spared neither the children nor the aged.<ref>https://www.gutenberg.org/files/16451/16451-h/16451-h.htm {{dead link|date=October 2014}}</ref> The villages which they had ravaged were pitiful to see, being either burned to the ground or abandoned and deserted |
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It was in 1630, the ]s landed in ] in the place called "LAWIS" (meaning ''point towards the sea'') together with the most heavily tattooed ''pintados'' and the most warlike of the country led by Captain Lazaro Mangubat, to guard the island against the harassment of the Moros and to build a fortification for the protection of the people, securing the place while the construction of the Kota is ongoing. Lazaro then established an organised settlement in the northern part of the island facing the Visayan sea where barrio Mancilang of ] is now located making Lawis the first organized place in the island after the Bantayan suffered and depopulated. He defended the island and protect its people. He also erected a church whose ruined walls and post from the ravages of wars and Moro raids can still be seen in the northernmost part of the town. |
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It was he who proclaimed the place as the "VISITA de LAWIS" (beginnings of a parish) of the town of ].<ref name=lavilles>{{cite book|last=L. Lavilles|first=Gervasio|title=History: Cebu's 4 cities & 49 municipalities with trimmed accounts of Christianization of the Philippines|year=1965|publisher=Social Science|page=92|url=http://books.google.com.ph/books?ei=M2SAUbnHB-n_iAeg0YGQBg&id=CIRxAAAAMAAJ&dq=mangubat+kota&q=VISITA+DE+LAWIS#search_anchor}}</ref> |
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It was then that Lazaro ], in 1630, established the first organised settlement in the northern part of Bantayan, where barrio Mancilang of ] is now located. He was the founder of Lawis (meaning point to the sea). It was also him who proclaimed it a visita (beginnings of a parish) of the town of ].<ref name=lavilles>{{cite book|last=Lavilles|first=Gervasio|title=History: Cebu's 4 cities & 49 municipalities with trimmed accounts of Christianization of the Philippines|year=1965|publisher=Social Science|page=92|url=http://books.google.com.ph/books?ei=M2SAUbnHB-n_iAeg0YGQBg&id=CIRxAAAAMAAJ&dq=mangubat+kota&q=VISITA+DE+LAWIS#search_anchor}}</ref> |
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He was titled and named by the Superior Government (]) as |
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"''Founder of the lawis government and founder of all residents of all other site that has been populated and formed its district of lime and edge with its branches, and corresponding on account of other native who experimented The public benefit that has been from him.''" |
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He was the arm-bearer of Spain and the grandson of ] the Cebuano hero. His name is Loreto but changed to Lazaro because he arrived in town on St. Lazaro's Day. People called him the captain. At the age of 13, he was taken to Spain for training. at the age of 50 he went back to Madridejos. He got married to Lucia Maru, a native of Madredijos. |
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The name "Bantayan" comes from ] term meaning "'''to guard'''". The name of the island itself describes the purpose of them being in the island. |
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Bantayan island was also used as an advance warning system for the larger islands of Cebu, the Visayas and Luzon.<ref>{{cite web|first=Jesús |
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|title=HISTORIA - Existe otro Madridejos en Filipinas|url=http://www.madridejos.net/Filipinas/historia.htm|publisher=Municipality of Madridejos|accessdate=29 March 2013}}</ref>{{better source|reason=This is just a blog|date=October 2014}} |
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The Kota was built by force labor working every Saturdays and Sundays. Those inhabitants who will not report for work in the construction of the Kota will received a punishment of 25 whippings and one day imprisonment. |
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The grateful people of Madridejos named a street in his honor. <ref>{{cite book|last1=Lavilles|first1=Gervasio L.|title=Cebu's 4 cities & 49 municipalities with trimmed accounts of Christianization of the Philippines|date=1965|publisher=Lavilles, 1965 - Social Science|page=93|url=https://books.google.com.ph/books?id=CIRxAAAAMAAJ&q=lazaro+mangubat+st&dq=lazaro+mangubat+st&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0CBsQ6AEwAGoVChMItL3Vo9yJxwIV5i2mCh3gyQSs|accessdate=3 August 2015}}</ref> |
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:'''Gabriel Lazaro Mangubat'''. Founder of the site of |
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Lawis Government which has been from this area and |
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captain of militia of this town, titled or named by the |
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Superior Government and the name of all the natives and |
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Residents of another site, before you with all solemnity in |
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due form and respect that has given me place and I say |
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That with respect to the time of two years to this time that |
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another site has been populated And formed its district of |
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lime and edge with its branches And corresponding on |
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account of other native who experimented The public |
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benefit that has been from him, this other area from having |
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Avoided the continuous embarkation (by being the most |
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abandoned) of the Greatest Enemies and as which in the |
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term of another time has been Formalized the house, plants, |
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and others sown which were utilized the mention native. |
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Aida S. Jomao-as |
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''Faculty Department of Languages & Literature'' |
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University of San Carlos |
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Cebu City |
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==References== |
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