Cavite Mutiny

• MAIN HEADS OF THE CAVITE MUTINY: Crisanto delos Reyes, Maximo Inocencio, Enrique Paraiso.
• Dr. Jose Protacio Rizal Mercado y Alonso Realonda used “Jose Rizal” para makapasok sa Ateneo de Manila to take Law with the help of Xerez Burgos, pamangkin ni Padre Jose Burgos.
• Governador-Heneral Carlos Maria de la Torre y Navacerrada – Liberalismo
• Paciano Mercado, matalik na kaibigan ni Padre Burgos at kapatid ni Dr. Jose Rizal.
• Father Pedro Pelaez pushes the secularization movement.
• GomBurZa: Mariano Gomez, Jose Burgos, Jacinto Zamora
• GomBurZa: Executed in Bagumbayan, February 17, 1872
• El Filibusterismo was dedicated to the executed priest, GomBurZa.
• Father of Pedro Paterno, Maximo Peterno, Dr. Antonio M. Rigidor y Jurado and Jose Maria Basa were exiled to Guam/Mariana Islands.
• February 06, 11 more were sentenced to death but commuted to life imprisonment.
• January 27, 1872 – approval of death sentences of 41 mutineers.
• Supporters of the mutineers were arrested and executed.
• Filipino soldiers were exiled to the Southern Island in Mindanao.
• FILIPINOS’ PERSPECTIVE: By Dr. Trinidad Hermenigildo Pardo de Tavera, a Filipino Scholar.
• Claimed by Rafael Geronimo Cayetano Izquierdo y Gutierrez, Governor-General, but worsened it by Implicating the native clergy and accused secularization.
• Written by Jose Antonio Julian Montero y Vidal, a Spanish Historian.
• Mutineers misinterpreted the fireworks at the Feast of Our Lady of Loreto in Sampalok, Manila, as the signal for revolution.
• CAVITE MUTINY: January 20, 1872