RPH Midterms

• The sighting of Zamar by the Captain General.

  March 16, 1521
• The landing on the uninhabited island.

  March 17, 1521
• The sighting of boat with nine men islanders from Zuluan.

  March 18, 1521
• The return of the islandaders as promised.

  March 22, 1521
• Arrival on Mazaua or Limasawa.

  March 28, 1521
• The meeting of the kings of Butuan and Calagan.


  March 29, 1521
• Magellan and the people on the ship waited for the king of Mazaua near the three islands passed.


  April 4, 1521
• A cross was set up in the summit of the highest mountain.

  March 31, 1521
• Departure from Mazaua and journey to nearby islands.

  April 4, 1521
• The arrival at Zubu by the Captain General's crew.

  April 7, 1521
• The custom of giving presents between Rajah Humabon and the Captain-General.


  April 8, 1521
• The blood compact ceremony.

  April 8, 1521
• The burial of the captain's men.

  April 10, 1521
• The interactions of free trade between the Spaniards and natives.

  April 12, 1521
• The construction of a platform for baptism.

  April 13, 1521
• The baptism of the queen and natives.

  April 14, 1521
• The burning of the hamlet on the neighboring island.

  April 14, 1521
• The request of the Chief of Matan to the Captain General.

  April 26, 1521
• The Captain General Ordered three boatloads of men to Matan island.

  April 26, 1521
• The Captain General was killed in battle.

  April 27, 1521
• The chief of Matan who requested a boatload of men.

  Zula
• Also known as the "King of Zubu"


  Don Carlo / Rajah Humabon
• Around fifteen of his men died during the battle of Matan.

  Cilapulapu
• The Queen of Rajah Humabon.


  Johanna
• The daughter of the Queen of Rajah Humabon. 


  Catherine
• Converted people to Christianity and boptize them.

  Juan de Plasencia
• Explaining the basic tenets of Catholic faith.

  Cathecism
• Are given by the men to the women's parents.

  dowries
• A tribal gathering.


  barangay
• Whom the people obeyed and reverenced.

  dato
• They are the free born who do not pay tax or tribute to the dato.

  nobles
• They are married and serve their master whether he be a dato or not.

  commoners
• They who are born into their master's house are seldom sold.


  slaves
• They have started treating the children as aliping sa guiguilir.


  indians
• They are a lineage that maintain their status temporarily.

  maharlicas
• It was worshipped for it's beauty universally respected by all heathens.

  sun
• It was worshipped to welcome new beginnings.

  moon
• He is the father of the seven little goats.

  Atlas
• It was worshipped as a patron of lovers and of generation.

  Dian Masalanta
• They paid reverence in fear that it would not harm them.

  buaya