PI MODULE 2

• The Liberal Constitution of Cadiz is implemented in Manila with provisions including individual liberties


  1813
• The galleon trade ends


  1815
• A monarchist counteroffensive ends further secularization of parishes


  1826
• The Royal Company of the Philippines is abolished. Americans established two commercial houses in Manila. A royal decree declares Manila open to international trade

  1834
• Gov. Gen. Narciso Claveria decrees that indios be given Spanish surnames


  1849-1859
• CATALOGO ALFABETICO DE APELLIDOS
• The British firm Smith, Bell and Company is established in Manila and becomes a major trader of sugar and hemp


  1853
• The Jesuits return to the Philippines and accept missions in Muslim areas


  1859
• Father Jose Burgos publishes a "Manifesto Addressed by the Loyal Filipinos to the Noble Spanish Nation," criticizing Spanish discrimination against secular priests


  1864
• In the aftermath of a mutiny at the Cavite naval arsenal, Fathers Jose Burgos, Mariano Gomez, and Jacinto Zamora are executed

  1872
• Jose Rizal leaves for Europe


  1882
• Rizal publishes Noli Me Tangere


  1887
• Rizal publishes El Filibusterismo


  1891
• Rizal returns to Manila, organizes La Liga Filipina, and is exiled to Dapitan. Andres Bonifacio establishes the Katipunan


  1892
• The Katipunan network expands and elects Bonifacio its supremo


  1895
• The Katipunan is discovered and begins an uprising. Rizal is executed on Dec. 30


  1896
• Gov. Gen. Narciso Claveria decrees that indios be given Spanish surnames


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