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    The document summarizes Ferdinand Magellan's 1521 expedition to the Philippines based on accounts from Antonio Pigafetta and other sources. It describes the crew's arrival in the Philippines on March 16, 1521 and interactions with local leaders. Notably, it mentions that the first mass in the Philippines was held on March 31, 1521 in Limasawa and attended by Magellan, Rajah Colambu, Rajah Siagu and others. It also describes Magellan's death in a battle with Lapu-Lapu on Mactan Island on April 27, 1521.

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    The document summarizes Ferdinand Magellan's 1521 expedition to the Philippines based on accounts from Antonio Pigafetta and other sources. It describes the crew's arrival in the Philippines on March 16, 1521 and interactions with local leaders. Notably, it mentions that the first mass in the Philippines was held on March 31, 1521 in Limasawa and attended by Magellan, Rajah Colambu, Rajah Siagu and others. It also describes Magellan's death in a battle with Lapu-Lapu on Mactan Island on April 27, 1521.

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    The document summarizes Ferdinand Magellan's 1521 expedition to the Philippines based on accounts from Antonio Pigafetta and other sources. It describes the crew's arrival in the Philippines on March 16, 1521 and interactions with local leaders. Notably, it mentions that the first mass in the Philippines was held on March 31, 1521 in Limasawa and attended by Magellan, Rajah Colambu, Rajah Siagu and others. It also describes Magellan's death in a battle with Lapu-Lapu on Mactan Island on April 27, 1521.

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    The document summarizes Ferdinand Magellan's 1521 expedition to the Philippines based on accounts from Antonio Pigafetta and other sources. It describes the crew's arrival in the Philippines on March 16, 1521 and interactions with local leaders. Notably, it mentions that the first mass in the Philippines was held on March 31, 1521 in Limasawa and attended by Magellan, Rajah Colambu, Rajah Siagu and others. It also describes Magellan's death in a battle with Lapu-Lapu on Mactan Island on April 27, 1521.

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    • Ferdinand Magellan (Portugese – Fernão de

    Magalhães) – Kapitan-Heneral (pinuno) ng


    ekspedisyon
    • Antonio Pigafetta (Italian) –opisyal na kronikler
    • Raja Colambu (Raja Kulambu) – Hari ng Mazaua
    (Limasawa)
    • Raja Siaui (Raja Siagu) – Hari ng Butuan
    • Raja Humabon – Hari ng Zubu (Cebu)
    • Raja Cilapulapu and Raja Zula – hari ng Matan
    (Mactan)
    • Ang pangkat ni Magellan ay lumagpas sa
    International Dateline, kaya may dagdag na
    isang araw sa mga orihinal na petsa.
    • Ang opisyal na petsa na nakarating sila ng
    Pilipinas ay ika 17 ng Marso taong 1521.
    • Throughout the expedition, there served a
    translator named Enrique
    • Enrique was from Sumatra (present day
    Indonesia) and was a slave of Ferdinand
    Magellan
    • August 10, 1519 (St. Lawrence’s Day) – They
    leave the harbour of Seville, Spain.
    • San Luchar – confess the whole crew.
    • Brazil - November 30, 1519
    • Rio de Janeiro – Dec. 13, 1519
    • Rio de la Plata – Dec. 26 – Feb. 2, 1520
    • March 31, 1520
    • The captains of other four ships plotted a
    mutiny against Magellan.
    • John de Cartageña – body was quartered.
    • Alouise de Mendosa – was killed by dagger
    blows.
    • Anthonio Cocha - Banished
    • Gaspar de Cazada - Banished
    • October 21, 1520 – discovered a strait. Upon entering they
    found two openings.
    • Nov. 28, 1520
    • Three months and 20 days without fresh
    food.
    • They ate biscuit and putrid water.
    Worst of all misfortunes:
    • Gums of both lower and upper teeth
    swelled.
    • 25-30 men fell sick and 19 men died.
    • Marso 17, 1521- Nagpatuloy ang ekspedisyon nina
    Magellan hanggang sa makita nila ang kabundukan ng
    Zamal ngunit hindi sila dumaong sa pulo nito.
    (Originally March 16)
    • March 18, 1521 – Dumaong sila sa pulo ng Humunu at
    nakita nila ang buong group o isla at pinangalanan
    ito na Archipelago of St. Lazaro dahil sa dalawang
    batis na may malinaw na tubig.(Originally March 17)
    • originally March 28 – At Mazaua
    • We saw a boloto with eight men in it.
    • The interpreter talked with them.
    • The next day the Capt. Gen sent his
    slave/interpreter to king/Rajah Colambu
    • The Capt. General told the interpreter that he
    wants to be casi-casi with the king.
    • originally March 31)– Easter Sunday
    • The first mass in the Philippines was held in
    Mazaua (Limasawa)
    • It was attended by Magellan, Raja Colambu
    (Rajah Kolambu), Raja Siaui (Rajah Siagu),
    Spanish voyagers, and the local islanders
    • It was presided by Father Pedro de Valderama.
    ISSUE ABOUT THE FIRST MASS
    IN THE PHILIPPINES

    Saan nga ba naganap


    ang unang misa?
    • 1. Bolinao
    • 2. Homonhon
    • 3. Butuan
    • 4. Limasawa

    LAW ABOUT THE FIRST MASS IN THE PHILIPPINES:


    • REPUBLIC ACT No. 2733
    An Act to Declare the Site in Magallanes, Limasawa Island in the
    Province of Leyte, Where the First Mass in the Philippines was Held as a
    National Shrine, to Provide for the Preservation of Historical Monuments and
    Landmarks Thereat, and for Other Purposes
    • Section 1. The site in Magallanes, Limasawa Island in the Province of Leyte,
    where the first Mass in the Philippines was held is hereby declared a national
    shrine to commemorate the birth of Christianity in the Philippines.
    • Section 5. This Act shall take effect upon its approval.
    • Approved: June 19, 1960.

    RESOLUTION:
    • Resolution No. 2, s. 2020 - The Board of Commissioners of the
    National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP) signed on
    15 July 2020 this resolution about the first mass in Limasawa
    APRIL 8, 1521
    (Originally April 7)
    Nakaabot ang ekspedisyon ni Magellan sa
    Zubu (Cebu). Doon, sinabihan ni Humabon si
    Magellan na kailangan nitong magbayad ng
    tributo sa kaniya. Gayunman, tinanggihan
    ito ni Magellan at sa halip ay inalok niya
    si Humabon ng proteksyon at pagkakaibigan
    sa ngalan ng hari ng espanya.
    • A mass was held with Raia Humabon and his people
    attending the ceremony
    • 800 souls were baptized
    • Pigafetta showed the queen an image of our Lady, a
    very beautiful wooden child Jesus, and a cross.
    • She asked for the little child Jesus to keep in
    place of her idols and this image of child Jesus is
    now known as the Sto. Niño found in Cebu.
    • 49 leaped into the water while 11 stayed in the
    boats to guard it.
    • Around 1500 natives were waiting for them in the
    shore.
    • They begin to fight each other.
    • Magellan shouted “ceased firing” but he wasn’t
    heard.
    • They shot the right leg of Magellan with poisoned
    arrow.
    • He ordered to retire slowly but others took
    flight, only 8-6 stayed with him.
    • The natives saw Magellan wounded and hurled
    upon him.
    • “They killed our mirror, light, comfort and
    our true guide.”
    – Antonio Pigafetta
    • Matapos ang pagkatalo, umatras pabalik ng
    Zubu ang mga Espanyol.
    • Sa Zubu rin nangyari ang isang insidente
    na pinagpapatay ng mga tauhan ni Humabon
    ang marami sa mga Espanyol.
    • Dahil sa paghahalay na ginawa ng mga Espanyol sa
    kababaihan ng sugbuhanon at kabilang sa napatay
    si DUARTE BARBOSA na kapitang ng VICTORIA.
    • May 1, 1521 (Wednesday) – 25 Spaniards were
    massacred by the Zubuanos thus forcing the
    remaining Spaniards to depart Zubu immediately.
    • Conception is abandoned (burned it).
    • 110 men were still alive
    • June 21, 1521 – Under the command of Juan
    Sebastian Elcano, Victoria and Trinidad departed
    to Palawan.
    • Nov. 6, 1521 – Victoria and Trinidad arrived in
    Moluccas.
    • Dec. 18, 1521 – Victoria and Trinidad lift anchor
    to depart but Trinidad springs a leak.
    • Dec. 21, 1521 – Victoria set sail for a 9
    month long return voyage via the Cape of
    Good Hope.
    • Sept. 6, 1522 – entered the bay of San
    Luchar.
    • Sept. 8, 1522 – Seville, Spain
    • Sept. 9, 1522 – St. Mary of Victory.
    • Nailalarawan ang uri ng pamumuhay,
    mga kasuotan, pagkain, at kung paano
    sila makitungo o ang kanilang
    lenggwahe ng mga katutubong Pilipino
    noong unang panahon.
    • Ang dyornal ni Pigafetta ang tanging
    dokumento na may kinalaman kay Lapu
    Lapu.
    Bokabularyo ng mga salitang Bisaya na naitala
    ni Pigafetta
    Bokabularyo ng mga salitang Bisaya na naitala
    ni Pigafetta

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