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Little is known about the life of Lazaro de Mangubat.
During the term of governor Juan Niño de Tabora (1626–1632), the Visayas were continually harassed by the Moros, who worked dreadful havoc, capturing, massacring, robbing, sacking churches. Bantayan Island was almost completely depopulated, by the ceaseless invasions from Mindanao, Borneo, and Jológ. Their inhabitants killed or captured. The moros attacked the towns and spared neither the children nor the aged. The villages which they had ravaged were pitiful to see, being either burned to the ground or abandoned and deserted
It was then that Lazaro Mangubat, in 1630, established the first organised settlement in the northern part of Bantayan, where barrio Mancilang of Madridejos 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 Bantayan.
References
- https://www.gutenberg.org/files/16451/16451-h/16451-h.htm
- Lavilles, Gervasio (1965). History: Cebu's 4 cities & 49 municipalities with trimmed accounts of Christianization of the Philippines. Social Science. p. 92.