REVOLT/S PERIOD LEADER LOCATION CAUSE RESUL

16th Century 1st Pampanga 1585 Native pampanga Pampanga Resentment to the Spanish landowners Failed
Revolt leaders (Encomienderos) who had deprived them of
Go. Gen. Santiago de their historical land inheritances as tribal
Vera chiefs of datus.
Christian Crus-
Herrera

Dagami Revolt May 23, Chieftain Dagami Town of Palo, Leyte Insurrection Failed
1565-1567 (Dagami Family)
Locals (15
assassins)
Miguel Lopez de
Legazpi (aide of
Legazpi)
Spanish Soldiers
Local Datus

Conspiracy of 1587-1588 Agustin de Legazpi Manila and some To overflow the gov’t because of the Failed
the Maharlikas/ (nephew of town of Bulacan and maltreatment of the natives
or Tondo Lakandula) Pampanga
Conspiracy Martin Pangan
(cousin of Legazpi)
Antonio Surabao
(Susabau)

Ilocano & Ibanag

Revolt against 1589 Leader
 the tribute/or Gov. Gen. Santiago Luzon
Cagayan and Provinces of
Dingras Revolt Cagayan and Ilocos
Against the Abuses by tax collectors including the Di ko din
Tribute collection of high taxes alam
hahhahah
a

Lakandula & Tondok

Lakandula and 1574 Sulayman (last Tondo Reversal of Legazpi’s Policy Failed/cr
Sulayman native kings of ushed
Revolt/ Tagalog Tondo)
Revolt Guido de Lavezaris
Father Martin

Magalat
Cagayan & parts

Magalat Revolt 1596 Magalat’s brother of Isabela To overthrow the Spaniards Failed
Gov. Gen. Francisco
de Tello de Guman

17th Century Almazan Revolt Januray Don Pedro Almazan Ilocos Region In search of Liberty and Power Failed
1661
Sumuroy Revolt 1649-1650 Agustin Sumuroy & Town of Palapag Warays were sent to shipyards in Cavite for Failed
David Dula (Northern Samar) their polo y servicio (forced labor)
Cebu; Masbate;
Camiguin;
Zamboanga; Albay;
Camarines and parts
of Surigao

2nd Pampanga 1660-1661 Francisco Maniago Province of Abusive, corrupt and unjust Spanish system Haan ko
Revolt/or Pampanga sure
Maniago Revolt daytoy
kasi wala
naming
sinabi na
natalo
sila
hahhaha
kopyahin
natin sa
iba

Succesf
Malong
1660- Andres Malong In search of Liberty and power
Province of
Revolt 1661 (Maestro de campo) Pangasinan ul

Tamblot Revolt/ 1621-1622 Tamablot: a native Bohol Tamblot urged his fellow Boholanos to return Failed
Tamblot priest to the old belief of their forefathers
Upraising

Itneg Revolt/or 1625-1627 Miguel Lanab: Itneg Capinitan, Cagayan Resistance to Catholicism Failed
Mandaya Revolt Tribe
Alababan: Mandaya
Tribe
Gov. Gen. Fernando
de Silva
Fr. Alonzo Garcia
Bro. Onofre Palao
Zambal Revolt 1681-1683 Cheiftains of Zambales Refusal to accept the authority of the crown Failed
Zambales
The Igorot
Resistance 1601 Resistance to Spanish Authorities
Gov. Gen. de CORDILLERA Failed
Guzman
Padre Esteban
Martin (curate of
Ilocos)
Captain Aranda
Unknown Igorot
Leaders (baka jy
lolok t maysa
The Chinese HAHAHAH)
Revolt or 1603 Revenge
Sangley Unknown Leaders Luzon & Vizayas
Rebellion Gov. Gen. Francisco Binondo
de Tello de Guzman
18th Century Agrarian Revolt 1745-1746 Unknown Leaders CALABARZON Land Ownership Failed
Specifically town of
Lian & Nasugbo,
Batangas; Laguna;
Cavite & Bulacan
Palaris Revolt November Palaris Pangasinan The Gov. Gen. dismissal of the demand of the Walang
1762- Simeona (Palaris’ Some part of Ilocos natives to remove the Governor and that the sinabi
February sister) (La Union) Spanish gov’t stops collecting taxes for they hahha
26, 1765 Alfonso Arayat are already under the British
(spansih troop
commander)
Agustin Matias
(gobernadorciilo/ma
yor of Binalatongan)

Failed
Silang Revolt 1762-1763 Diego Silang Ilocos province Injustice of the Spaniards
(messenger) Revenge for Diego
Gabriela Silang
(wife of Diego)
Miguel Vicos (close
friend of Diego)

Failed
yet
almost to
be
succesful
19th Century Pule Revolt or 1840-1841 Apolinario de la Tayabas He wanted religious independence Failed
Religious of Cruz aka Hermano Quezon
Hermano Pule Pule

Basi Revolt 1807 Pedro Mateo and Piddig, Ilocos Norte Love of Basi or sugarcane wine Failed
Salarogo Ambaristo
Pedro Ambaristo