Chapter 10 Rizal

CHAPTER 10
THE ENTRAPMENT
RIZAL’S ARRIVAL IN MANILA
• Rizal arrived in Manila, accompanied by his sister
Lucia on June 26, 1892. They were met at the dock
by several carabineers and a major.
• Their baggage was searched at the customs house.
But those who searches the baggage carried to the
governor generals office a package of seditious paper
that they found in the pillow case of Lucia .
• The package included copies of a track called The
poor friars, a caustic attack on the Dominicans .
THE FOUNDING OF LA LIGA FILIPINA
• On the night of Rizal’s arrival in Manila, Rizal met over thirty
distinguished Leaders, including Apolinario Mabini & Andres
Bonifacio and outlined his plan in organizing the new League of
“LA LIGA FILIPINA”.
• It’s constitution named these five purposes:
1) Unity of the whole archipelago into one compact, vigorous ,
& homogenous body.
2) Mutual protection in every grievance & need.
3) Defense against violence & injustice.
4) Encouragement of instruction , industrial, & agricultural
enterprises
5) The study of reforms , putting them into practice
• Though the League constitution contained not one seditious
sentence , the fact that it began among the members of the
Masonic order in Manila & that it was a secret organizations
somewhat rescembling Masonry & enough to bring it under
the suspicion of the Government.
• The league contained provisions with a despotic government
would find intorelable such as:
THE MEMBERS MUST:
1) Guard in absolute secrecy the decisions of the league councils
2) Not submit to humiliation nor treat anybody with disdair
3) Obey unquestioningly & punctually every command that
emanates from a league councilor or chief.
• July 3, 1892 , the La Liga Filipina was
formally established.
• July 7, 1892 , Rizal was summoned to

Malacaṅan & was asked who was the owner of
the roll of pillows and mats in his baggage.
Rizal said that it belonged to his sister and
because of that he was sent to Fort Santiago.
RIZAL NAILED HIS OWN
COFFIN
• All the newspapers in Manila published the
decree of the Governor General, bearing the 3
charges that sent Rizal to exile:
1) Published books & proclamations of very

doubtful loyalty to Spain
2) The bundle of handbill entitled “THE POOR
FRIARS”
3) His last book EL FILIBUSTERISMO
THE PLEASANT FOUR YEARS OF EXILE IN DAPITAN
• When the boat bearing Rizal reached the lovely bay of Dapitan,
Rizal was taken ashore and a letter had gone with his boat from
Padre Pablo Pastells, Superior of the Jesuit missions in the
Philippines , saying that Rizal might dwell in the house of Fr.
Francisco Sanchez , the Jesuit missionary, on the following
conditions :
• That Rizal publicly retracted his errors concerning religion and
made statement that were clearly pro-Spanish and against revolution
• That he performed the church rites and made general confession of
his past life
• That henceforth he conducted himself in exemplary manner as a
Spanish subject and a man of religion
• But Rizal did not agree to these conditions and
so was placed in the home of the commandant,
Ricardo Carnicero.
• The incarceration of Rizal coincided with the
rise of the revolutionary Katipunan. Bonifacio
listed Rizal as a honorary president even
though Rizal was no longer an effective
revolutionary but Rizal was still an important
patriot.
• For the years of Rizal's exile in Dapitan ,
Rizal was loved by the local people. He was
able to influence the thinking of the
commandant who shared the view that Rizal
needed his personal freedom.
• His books and ideas became more popular

and he was able to practice medicine and
made a nice living.
• He wrote to Bluementritt that he had made
thousand of dollars.
• Rizal also formed an agricultural land fishing
to improve the local economy.
• He also founded a school and thought
European ideas for which he was condemned.
• Most importantly when a blind man from
Hong Kong together with his adopted
daughter, Josephine Bracken, went to Dapitan
and Rizal fell in love.
REFERENCES
• Jose Rizal : The man and the Hero chronicles,
legacies and controversies by:
Ronnie Espergal Pasigui & Danilo Hipolito
Cabalu
• https://prezi.com>arrrival in Manila
• https://www.slideshare.net mobile
• www.joserizal.ph
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GODBLESS!
-SYGRID B. LOZADA
1) Who had not to become a German citizen?
a. Trinidad b. Lucia c. Rizal d. Despujol
2)When Jose Rizal and Lucia disembarked in Manila?
a. June 20, 1892 b. July 10, 1892 c. June 26,1892 d. July 26,1892
3) How many distinguished leaders did Rizal’s met on the night of his arrival in
Manila?
b. 25 b. 30 c. 15 d. 35
4) Who formed an agricultural land fishing to improve the local economy?
c. Lucia b. Rizal c. Bonifacio d. Despujol
5) What was the last book that Rizal wrote?
d. Noli Me Tangere b. Ibong Adarna c. El Filibusterismo
d. none of the above
6) The package included copies of a track called
e. La Liga Filipina b. El Filibusterismo c. The Poor Friars
d. The Filipina Friars
7) When was Rizal’s summoned to Malacanang ?
a. July 3, 1892 b. July 7, 1892 c. June 26, 1892 d. June 16, 1892
8) Rizal was taken ashore and a letter had gone with his boat from
a. Fr. Francisco Sanchez b. Padre Pablo Pastells
c. Fr. Ricardo Carnicero d. Fr. Francisco Pastells
9) Who is the adopted daughter of George Taufer?
a. Trinidad b. Soledad c. Josephine Bracken d. Josefina Bracken
10) How many constitution purposes that Rizal wasted no time in organizing
the new league?
a. 3 b. 6 c. 5 d.7

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• July 7, 1892 , Rizal was summoned to

1) Published books & proclamations of very

• His books and ideas became more popular

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