Philippine history lesson 5 spanish conquest to the philippines
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El documento describe varias expediciones españolas a Filipinas después de Magallanes. Incluyen la expedición de Loaisa en 1525, la expedición de Cabot en 1526, la expedición de Saavedra en 1527, la expedición de Villalobos en 1542 y la expedición de Legazpi en 1564 que estableció el primer asentamiento español permanente en Filipinas.
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Philippine history lesson 5 spanish conquest to the philippines
- 1. By: Vhonz Sugatan POWER School
- 2. Spanish Expedition after Magellan
- 10. Garcia Jofre de Loaisa Consisted of Seven Ships
- 11. Garcia Jofre de Loaisa 450 Crew Men
- 12. Garcia Jofre de Loaisa Sebastian Elcano
- 13. Garcia Jofre de Loaisa Andres de Urdaneta
- 14. Garcia Jofre de Loaisa July 24, 1525
- 15. Garcia Jofre de Loaisa Loaisa Died
- 16. Garcia Jofre de Loaisa Sebastian Elcano
- 17. Garcia Jofre de Loaisa Sebastian Elcano “Died”
- 18. Garcia Jofre de Loaisa Toribio Alonzo de Salazar
- 19. Garcia Jofre de Loaisa Martin Iniquez Zarquizano
- 20. Sebastian Cabot
- 23. Sebastian Cabot Four Ships & 250 Men
- 34. Alvarado de Saavedra October 31, 1527
- 45. Ruy Lopez de Villalobos Cesarea Caroli
- 46. Ruy Lopez de Villalobos Islas Felepinas
- 47. Ruy Lopez de Villalobos Islas Filipinas
- 51. Miguel Lopez de Legazpi Four Ships
- 52. Miguel Lopez de Legazpi 380 men
- 53. Miguel Lopez de Legazpi 380 men
- 55. Miguel Lopez de Legazpi Nov. 21, 1564
- 57. Miguel Lopez de Legazpi Feb. 3, 1565
- 58. Miguel Lopez de Legazpi March 16, 1565
- 59. Miguel Lopez de Legazpi Blood Compact
- 60. Miguel Lopez de Legazpi Datu Sikatuna
- 61. Miguel Lopez de Legazpi Datu Sigala
- 62. Miguel Lopez de Legazpi April 27, 1565
- 63. Miguel Lopez de Legazpi April 27, 1565
- 64. Miguel Lopez de Legazpi April 28, 1565
- 65. Miguel Lopez de Legazpi April 28, 1565
- 66. Miguel Lopez de Legazpi 1st Settlement
- 67. Miguel Lopez de Legazpi San Miguel Villa del Santisimo Nombre de Jesús
- 68. Miguel Lopez de Legazpi Villa del Santisimo Nombre de Jesús
- 69. Miguel Lopez de Legazpi City of Most Holy Name Jesus
- 71. Miguel Lopez de Legazpi Oldest City
- 72. Miguel Lopez de Legazpi Oldest City
- 73. Miguel Lopez de Legazpi 1st Triumphs of the Cross
Notas del editor
- The success of Magellan’s voyage inspired Spain to send more expedition to the East. Spain sent five (5) more expedition. To conquer the Philippine island. They were the following: (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
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- Three years after the return of Victoria to Spain, another expedition was prepared for the exploration and conquest of the Philippines. This was happened in the year (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- The Loaisa Expedition was composed of (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- Consisted of Seven (7) Ships and (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- 450 men. Also he was aided by (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- As the second in command. And the survivor of the Magellan Expedition to the Philippines during 1521. Aside from Elcano, there is also a very youthful mariner in the fleet named (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- The Expedition started in the month of (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- Sad to say but the three (3) were lost before they reach the Pacific Ocean. And the most tragic incident during the expedition was the (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- Death of Loaisa in the mid ocean. After the death of Loaisa (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- Took the command of the entire fleet. The bad thing is Elcano lead the fleet for only 4 days. Why? (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- Because Elcano died. (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- Who also died (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- succeed de Salazar – died in Tidore Hernando dela Torre – The Survivor including Urdaneta (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
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- Nearly a year after the departure of Loaisa’s fleet from Curuña. King Charles I sent another expedition to the East. (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- Famous Italian Navigator (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- Consisted of four (4) ships and 250 men (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- Expedition sailed from Sevile on April 3, 1526 (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- Cabot explored the Plata River in Argentina He thought it was a passage leading to Pacific (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- He stay on the river region for three (3) years (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- Attacked by hostile Indians (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- He lost is flag ship and half of his men perished sickness, and Indian arrow Discourage by his failure to find the way to Pacific, Cabot return to Spain in August 1530 (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- His expedition was a dismal failure (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- The first Spanish expedition to the Philippines to be fitted out of American soil . An expedition of (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
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- Three ships and (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- 120 men Expedition start on. (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- October 31, 1527 at Zaguatenejo, Mexico Saavedra carried a (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- letter from King Charles I for Cebuano ruler apologizing for the rude conduct of Magellan’s in 1521. Following Magellan’s route Saavedra touched (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- the Ladrones or the Island of Sails (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- And reached Mindanao, (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- and was driven by winds to Tidore where he found the survivors of Loaisa Expedition. (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- and was driven by winds to Tidore where he found the survivors of Loaisa Expedition. He tried twice to return to Spain but failed. He died at sea on October 9, 1529. For eight (8) years since the return of Victoria, Spain and Portugal had quarreled over the Moluccas. Each clamming ownership of the said Islands To settle their rival claims, they concluded the (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- Treaty of Zaragoza on April 22, 1529. Under this treaty, the Spanish king sold his rights over the Moluccas to Portugal for 350 gold Ducats ($630,000) And new demarcation line was fixed at 297 leagues east of Moluccas. With all the lands east of this line belongings to Portugal and all lands west to Spain. (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- By this treaty, Portugal unwittingly bought what she really owned because the Moluccas (as well as the Philippines) were actually on the eastern side of the demarcation line. For 13 years, Spain respected the provisions of the Zaragoza Treaty. After this period, a new expedition to East was prepared in Mexico. (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- Husband of the niece of Antonio de Mendoza, Mexico’s viceroy (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- Sailing from Natividad, Mexico on Nov. 1, 1542 (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- Villalobos had a pleasant trip across the Pacific and reached Mindanao on Feb. 2, 1543. He name Mindanao (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- Cesarea Caroli in honor of King Charles I. He name Philippines (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- Islas Filipinas in honor of Prince Philip II of Spain (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- Islas Filipinas in honor of Prince Philip II of Spain. He went to Moluccas, where more misfortune harassed him. He died unhappy in Ambonia on Good Friday, April 4, 1546. (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
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- After ascending the Spanish throne, Philip II fitted out a new expedition to the Philippines under the command of Legazpi, who was appointed. (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- adelantado and General The expedition consisted of (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- four (4) ships and (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- 380 men mostly mexicans (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- 380 men mostly mexicans Father Urdaneta, a survivor of the Loaisa expedition The expedition sailed from (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- Natividad Mexico on (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- on Nov. 21, 1564 Legazpi reached (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- Cebu on Feb. 3, 1565 (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- Feb. 3, 1565 (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- On March 16, 1565, Legazpi made a (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- blood compact with two (2) Filipino kings namely: Datu Sikatuna and Datu Sigala at bohol (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- Datu Sikatuna and (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- Datu Sigala at bohol. From Bohol Legazpi sailed to Cebu arriving there on (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- April 27, 1565 That is the start of Legazpi conquest the Island of Cebu. (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- Raja Tupas, the Cebuano ruler and son of Raja Humabon, defied the spaniadrs. But because of the superiority of Spanish Artillery The Cebuanos lost the fight. Legazpi burned the villages in coastal areas. (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- April 28, one of Legazpi’s men named (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- Juan de Camuz discovered the image of the Holy Child in an unburned Cebano house. That was the image given by Magellan in 1521 to the Christian queen of Cebu. (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- Legazpi adopted a policy of attraction, so that….. Raja Tupas became a friend of Spain. A Spanish settlement, the first of its kind in the Philippines, was establish. Legazpi names the settlement (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- “San Miguel”, later, he changed the name to….. (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
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- “City of the Most Holy Name Jesus” in honor of the sacred image. This settlement later became the city of. (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- “Cebu which founded in 1565, is the oldest city in the Philippines. (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- “the oldest city in the Philippines. (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
- “the oldest city in the Philippines. As Legazpi was laying the foundation of Spanish rule in Cebu, the Augustinian missionaries were busy showing the seeds of Christianity. (CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE)
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