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    Rizal came from a wealthy family in Calamba, Laguna. He had 9 sisters and 1 brother. His mother Teodora taught him at home and encouraged his talents. He had several tutors who taught him Latin, Spanish and other subjects. Rizal was influenced by his mother's teachings of religiosity and sacrifice. His relatives like his uncles Jose, Manuel and Gregorio also influenced his interests in art, physical fitness, hard work and independent thinking. Rizal received an excellent education in his early life which laid the foundation for his aspirations.

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    Rizal came from a wealthy family in Calamba, Laguna. He had 9 sisters and 1 brother. His mother Teodora taught him at home and encouraged his talents. He had several tutors who taught him Latin, Spanish and other subjects. Rizal was influenced by his mother's teachings of religiosity and sacrifice. His relatives like his uncles Jose, Manuel and Gregorio also influenced his interests in art, physical fitness, hard work and independent thinking. Rizal received an excellent education in his early life which laid the foundation for his aspirations.

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    Rizal's

    Genealogy and
    Early Education
    Lesson 2
    A.Y. 2021-2022, First Semester
    Ms. Reallyn B. Villanueva
    Intended Learning Outcomes

    1. Outline Rizal’s lineage and


    biographical background;
    2. Determine the influences in Rizal’s
    young life that shapes his aspirations
    and values;
    3. Discover and trace Rizal’s educational
    background and accomplishments; and
    4. Analyze the importance of education
    throughout the life of Jose Rizal
    BIOGRAPHY

    JOSÉ PROTACIO RIZAL MERCADO Y ALONZO REALONDA

    • He was born on June 19, 1861 at the


    town of Calamba, Laguna
    • Baptized in the Catholic church on
    h i s t o w n o n J u n e 2 2 , 1 8 6 1 b y F r.
    Rufino Collantes
    • He died on December 30, 1896
    • A p h ys i c i a n a n d m a n o f l e t t e r s
    Rizal Family a wealthy family in Calamba, Laguna;
    considered one of t h e largest families in
    those times
     13 members
    o father: Francisco Mercado II
    o mother: Teodora Alonso Realonda
    o 9 sisters
    o 1 brother
    Rizal belonged to the principalia

    They owned a carriage – status symbol of the


    ilustrados
    Bernarda Monicha

    Father’s
    Side
    FRANCISCO MERCADO II
    Jose Rizal's Father
    youngest of 13 chi l dren of Juan a n d Cirila
    Mercado
    b o r n i n Binan , Laguna , studi ed i n San Jose
    College of Manila a n d d i e d i n Manila .

    The parents of Jose Rizal were b o t h


    t e n a n t / farmers w h o were g r a n t e d by t h e
    D omi ni cans w i t h t h e lease of a haci enda
    t o g e t h er w i t h a rice and sug farm .
    Benigna

    Mother’s
    Side
    TEODORA ALONZO REALONDA
    Jose Rizal's Mother
    The m o t h e r of Jose Rizal was a business -
    m i n d e d , religious , a n d h a r d w o r k i n g
    b o r n in Santa Cruz , Manila o n N o ve m b e r 14,
    1827 a n d d i e d i n Manila i n 1913.
    She s tud ied at t h e Colegio d e Santa Rosa a n d
    was t h e second c h i l d of Brijida d e Quintos a n d
    Lorenzo Alonso .
    h a d Spanish a n d Japanese ancestors w h i l e her
    father was a half Spaniard engineer k n o w n as
    Lorenzo Al b e rto Alonzo .
    Rizal Siblings
    Saturnina Rizal
    Paciano Rizal
    Narcisa Rizal
    O l y m p i a Rizal
    Lucia Rizal
    Maria Rizal
    Concepcion Rizal
    Josefa Rizal
    Trinidad Rizal
    Soledad Rizal
    THE M E R C A D O - R I Z A L F A M I L Y

    0 02
    1

    SATURNINA RIZAL (1850-1913) PACIANO RIZAL (1851-1930) NARCISA RIZAL (1852 -1939 )
    Married Manuel Timoteo Hidalgo Only brother of Jose Rizal . Studied at San Jose The third child . married
    of Tanauan , Batangas . College in Manila ; became a farmer and later a Antonio Lopez at Morong ,
    general of the Philippine Revolution . Rizal ; a teacher and
    musician .
    THE M E R C A D O - R I Z A L F A M I L Y

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    1

    OLYMPIA RIZAL (1855 -1887 )


    LUCIA RIZAL (1857-1919) MARIA RIZAL (1859 -1945 )
    The f o u r t h child . Married Silvestre
    The f i f t h child . Married The sixt h child . Married Daniel
    Ubaldo ; d ie d i n 1887 f r o m
    Matriano Herbosa . Faustino Cruz o f Biñan ,
    ch ild b irt h .
    Laguna .
    THE M E R C A D O - R I Z A L F A M I L Y

    JOSE RIZAL (1861-1896)


    JOSEFA RIZAL (1865 -1945 )
    The second son a n d t h e seventh
    The n i n t h child . A n epileptic ,
    child . He wa s executed b y t h e
    d ie d a spinster .
    Spaniards o n December 30 , 1896 .

    CONCEPCION RIZAL ( 1862 -1865 )


    The e i g h t child . Died a t t h e age
    o f three .
    THE M E R C A D O - R I Z A L F A M I L Y

    TRINIDAD RIZAL
    (1868-1951 ) SOLEDAD RIZAL ( 1870 -
    The t e n t h child . 1929 )
    Died a spinster a n d The youngest c h i l d
    t h e last o f t h e m a r r i e d Pantaleon
    f a m i l y t o die . Quintero .
    Rizal's Early Education in Calamba
    • Jose ’ s first teacher was his m o t h e r .
    • A t t h e age of 3, Jose learned t h e a l p h a b e t a n d prayers f r o m her .
    • Seeing Rizal h a d a tal ent for poetry , she encouraged h i m t o wr i t e
    poems.
    •At the age of 5, Jose learned to read Spanish bible and make sketches
    with pencil.
    • Jose also h a d a private tutor , Maestro Celestino and Maestro Lucas Padua
    • Leon Monroy - R i z a l ’ s t u t o r t h a t i n s t r u c t e d J o s e R i z a l w h o t a u g h t
    h i m t h e r u d i m e n t s of Latin and Spanish .
    • At the age of 8, Rizal was a writer
    • S a A k i n g M g a K a b a t a ( To M y F e l l o w C h i l d r e n ) – R i z a l ’ s f i r s t p o e m i n n a t i v e
    language at the age of eight reveals Rizal’s earliest nationalist sentiment.
    Rizal's Early Education in Biñan
    • Jose's first teacher in Binan was Maestro Justiniano A q u i n o Cruz w h o
    h e described as tall , thin , long - necked , sharp - nosed , a n d w i t h a b o d y
    slightly b e n t forward . In Binan , Jose regularly a t t e n d e d mass , w e n t t o
    t h e orchard , w e n t t o class at 10 : 00 a . m . a n d ate lunch , arrived h o m e at
    5 : 0 0 p . m . , a n d consistently st u d ied a n d dr e w . He also prayed daily
    before g o i n g t o b e d
    RIZAL'S INFLUENCES
    Jose Rizal grew up surrounded by influences that
    have contributed to the development of his
    nationalist sensibilities . From his father , Francisco ,
    Rizal learned the value of self - respect , love for work ,
    and independent thinking . His greatest influence
    was his mother , Teodora . It was from her that Jose
    got his religiosity, a high sense of self-sacrifice , and
    love for the arts. His love for freedom and justice was
    inculcated in him by Paciano while his sisters taught
    him to be respectful and kind to women .
    INFLUENCIAL RELATIVES
    Jose’s relatives who influenced him greatly mostly consisted of his mother’s brothers:
    Tio Jose, Tio Manuel, and Tio Gregorio.

    Tio Manuel
    He encouraged Rizal to develop
    his frail body by means of
    physical exercises.
    Tio Jose Tio Gregorio
    He is t h e youngest a m o n g t h e
    Through his Tio Gregorio,
    siblings of Teodora, a n d was schooled in Jose learned t h e value of hard
    Calcutta, India. He was Jose Rizal’s work, careful observation of life,
    inspiration as he sketches a n d paints. Tio as well as in d e p e n d en t thinking.
    Jose encouraged h i m t o engage in Through h im , Jose likewise
    sculpturing. b e ca m e interested in t h e p rin t e d
    p a ge .

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