Ancient Dynasties / Kingdoms Of Pre-Colonial Philippines 【ما قبل الاستعمار الفلبين】

[@boyofthestreets]

I wish i know more about ancient Philippines... What have the Europeans done to our history is unforgivable. I mean we have the right to know the truth of our country.

[@14Jondaime]

+Maou If the Europeans didn't arrived, we would've become a confederation of different ethnicity and there wouldn't be a "united" country. For example, the Visayan people would have formed there own state, the Bicolanos, Ilocanos, Tagalogs and the Muslim south. Yes they did horrible things specially the Spanish but they created a unified Philippines of what we have today.

[@boyofthestreets]

Since you left a comment i will reply. Happiness of living and witnessing existence itself; these are the some of things that have been robbed from our early natives. Why?. Europeans influenced us that money is everything that "wants" is more important than "needs"; money now enslaves people. They raped the sacred land, exploited the great holy trees, and brainwashed the pure children of the land; now look at how polluted the earth is. Since ancient times, many of our ancestors are animists/(paganism you call it), they love nature, they respect and honor the sacred earth, they can see things that our level of perceptions can't. They are happy with small things. Unlike after the colonization, all I see is destruction, destruction not to worship the sacred earth, destruction of the sacred belief , and destruction of holy earth. They did horrible things, and will end horrible,. Almost all people think that what they have done is for the good, but if you look at it on a deeper level; we are those people - and it is only good for us. We live in comfortable lives, worshiping material things, climbing the ladder of social status, not taking the spiritual path seriously, collecting clothes that we don't need, things that we don't need. Yes it is pleasurable, but I and those who are awake -, in a world that is asleep, just can't be happy and comfortable about it. What about those people who tried their best to protect the earth? Because of this globalization, we have vandalized everything, we have left a lot of marks that can't be erased, we leave trash behind. Also according to what you have said, It is not about uniting a ethnic groups into a "Philippines" and inserting other belief. Life is about people having a union with the great mystery. Our great ancestors have protected the sacred earth long ago. But many people ignored them, because of that, we had led these madmen(colonizers) to take over. I am , as well as the others who are awake, are tired of this lie that people continues to live in. Forgive me if i may not see things as you may see or normal people do. These was not how i was raised; I was raised to follow everything; to fit in. So forgive me if i don't live by the norms anymore. --anyway, it's not personal this was just a reply since you commented.

[@johnperez3]

+Ayps 14 no, spainards only united certain parts of the philippines, the philippines wasn't fully united until the philippine republic (after ww2) absored all the other territories such as mindinao and northern luzon.

[@lerole.playerjames4412]

John Perez God has punished abu bakr and his descendants with mental illness for invading and terrorizing the Land of Bathala.

[@ishallreturn4976]

+Ayps 14 From the history you can tell that all the tribes Unite to kick the Asses of the Spaniards. I don't think Spain really wants to unite it, they want to spread Christianity at the same time Steal the golds & resources of the islands. Look how rich they are & we are still the same since 1521.

[@marywana966]

I want to travel back in time before spanish colonization.. Iwant to know what was philippines before spaniards.

[@jehoiakimelidoronila6543]

I'm a Filipino & wanted to become truly one like our ancestors before the Spanish came along & took our gold. But modern society seems to be against me. So sad.

[@arameadezalaingo5353]

The spanish destroyed the Filipino identity- is it really the spaniards or it was something else? It was difficult to have a national identity as a Filipino even at the onset. Like what the video says, there were Kingdoms existing already prior to the spaniards colonization. There were Kingdoms, there was no 'unified filipino identity' at that point in time. We call ourselves 'filipino' after the spaniards removed the Kingdoms and renamed the kingdoms into one country-as what we all know 'Philippines' named after King Philip of Spain. But let me correct myself, the island of Mindanao, where the majority of Datus of Muslim kingdom were not all conquered-some still fought and still fighting for thier autonomy and independence ( they have been fighting for that not just against the spaniards but even to the 'now ' Philippine government). There are so many factors why 'Filipinos' have difficulty in embracing our own identity. It can be due to the fact that we were really a confluence of past kingdoms who had its share of glory and pride and somehow it is difficult to even unite those kingdoms into one nation (Kingdom of Tondo, Datus of Mindanao, Prince of India from Visayas). It might be due to our geographic features (islands separated by bodies of water), and maybe due to our 100+ dialects. What even made the matter worst for us to lose tract of what and who we were- we lack documents, historical manuscripts, relics with written histories. We have but we still lack. I believe that we passed history frm one generation to another through an oral intricate story telling-but i guess, at one point in time, the then 'conquered' Filipinos were either hindered to do so or were already influenced-psychologically and intellectually- that 'what we were and who we were ' was considered shameful and barbaric as thlught by the spanish colonizers. Have you seen a nation that is so lost in its identity as the Filipinos? Have you seen a nation that is so resilient as the Filipinos-that when you teach him, leave him somewhere, he can easily adapt to that new environment? Have you seen a nation that is so rich in culture, in skills, in natural resources-but have lost its love for its own? Have you seen a nation that tries to move forward but have failed to look and embrace its past? Have you known a nation, that has lost its identity as the Filipinos? #PhilippineHistory #LovingOurOwn ##PhilippineIdentity

[@dangeroustoxicgoods1895]

The philippine old culture was lost during the greedy colonization of the foreigners.

[@dunkenus]

if you wanna know ur history you ask your people in the south..especially the Mindanaos and Palawan reagion..they keep the record..ask also brunei and sulu people..

[@peace_in_our_world1]

Very interesting information, especially for europeans who almost don't know anything about the Phillipinnes. Maraming salamat po, for uploading. I hope the Philipinnes will stay united for ever in peace.. mabuhay kayo !!!!

[@marcsalamatartstudio6613]

Thank you for this video. My ancestor Datu Rahah Magat Salamat, Chief of Tondo, a forgotten hero of the First Katipunan over 300 years ago. He is the son of LAKANDULA. BTW I am a descendant lived here in Hagonoy Bulacan Philippines and my surname is Salamat.

[@kevinmeimban9627]

Sabah is part of Philippines but the British stole it and give it to Malaysia

[@pamelaflavell247]

Why wasn’t there a mention of the much older (around 5000-2500 BC) kingdom of “Layag na Kaboloan” (Ilocano, meaning “Banner/Flag/Sail of the World)? Or the majestic race of peoples who co-existed with each other in that kingdom? Luyag na Kaboloan, also known as the Whangdom of Pangasinan, traded with India, Arabia, China and Japan as early as the 8th century A.D. in recorded history. It was a sovereign pre-colonial Philippine polity located in the fertile Agno River basin and delta, with Binalatongan as the capital. It was referred to in Chinese records as Feng-jia-shi-lan, (Féngjiāshīlán; Pe̍h-ōe-jī: Pâng-ka-si-lân). The polity of Fengjiashilan sent emissaries to China from 1406-1411, and was a tributary state to the Ming Dynasty up until 1576 - yet again, when Spain outlawed boat-building and closed the Philippines to foreign trade. [Source: History of Ming Dynasty (Part I): 二十四史 明史 By Li Shi: excerpts from “The Twenty-Four Histories” (Chinese: 二十四史), the official Chinese historical books covering the period from 3000 BC to the Ming dynasty in the 17th century.] Layag na Kaboloan was first founded by Austronesian peoples who collectively called themselves Anakbanua around 2500 BC. This kingdom existed long before the 13th century Srivijaya and Majapahit empires arose in Indonesia who extended their influence to much of the Malay Archipelago. It’s even way much earlier than the emergence of Sultanates or the Bangsa Moro kingdoms in the south, which were only established with the arrival of Muslims in the region by the late 14th to the early 15th centuries. The ancient kingdom of Luyag na Kaboloan was in Chinese and Indian records as being an important kingdom on ancient trade routes because of its proximity to Southern China. Kaboloan was their first port of call, as well as the first land they see as they sailed south to all the other kingdoms in Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao or Southeast Asia. Agoo was their main port since its coastline was shaped in such a way that it was a very ideal harbor for foreign vessels coming into Lingayen Gulf. Agoo encompassed a vast land area that spanned the modern day towns of Rosario, Santo Tomas, Tubao, Pugo, Aringay, Caba, Bauang, San Fernando City, and the place called "Atuley" or present day San Juan. Agoo's role as a port deteriorated when the Spanish yet again, outlawed boat-building and closed the Philippines to foreign trade. The region was first inhabited by the aboriginal Negritos before they were pushed by successive waves of these Austronesian immigrants from Taiwan and Guangzhou, Fujian, and Yunnan Provinces in China who penetrated the narrow coast: Tingguian and Ibaloi in the interior, Ilocano in the north, Pangasinan in the south, Zambal/Bolinao in the southwest, and Bago (part Ilocano, part Igorot) of Benguet and the Cordilleras foothills. They all settled the whole region: different tribes, but brothers of the same race, who also happen to be closely related to the Tagbanua of Palawan. These are the people who identified or associated banua (Motherland) with the sun, which was their symbol for their banua. (Hence, the sun as the center of the 3 stars for the 3 major island groups on the Philippine flag - which eerily looks like it morphed from the ancient Phoenician flag. I urge you to search and compare.) The legendary princess warrior Urduja/Udaya, who Ibn Battuta called a rival of the Mongol Empire, is believed to have ruled in Kaboloan during his time - although in Battuta's account of his travels, he referred to the kingdom as Tawalisi. The Anakbanua were expert navigators and the vast maritime trade network that once flourished in ancient Caboloan connected this distant settlement of Pangasinan and Ilocos with other peoples of Southeast Asia, India, China, Japan and the rest of the Pacific and Indian Oceans. The Anakbanua were part of this ancient Austronesian civilization. Over time, the Anakbanua expanded their territory and influence to incorporate much of northwestern Luzon with what are now the neighboring provinces of Tarlac, La Union, Zambales, Nueva Ecija, Cagayan and Benguet. (I urge you to look up the 67 Bolinao Skulls. And the Cabalwan Flake Tools of Cagayan.) Not only were they expert navigators, but also fierce fighters. They used the mountains to their advantage, so they were one of the last bastions/ stronghold to fall to Spain. This society flourished and the people enjoyed full independence until the Spanish conquest. The Anakbanua have witnessed the rise and fall of Empires and dynasties in their neighboring countries, and thousands of their generations have come and gone, but they will be remembered by the footprint they left behind: The Banaue (Banua) Rice Terraces of the Cordilleras. Agbiag dakami nga Anakbanua! Agbiag dakami nga Ilocano! Agbiag dakami nga Pangasinan! Ken dagiti kakabsat mi nga Igorot! (Long live the indigenous peoples of the north!)

[@rob45ca]

I found this very interesting, as precolonial history of the Philippines is hard to find. I have asked around a lot over the years and have found that most Filipino don't care about it or are ashamed by it. One Filipino told me it's hard to be proud of head hunters. If anyone knows of more places to learn, please post it. Thanks

[@moderate7958]

Luzon in Phillipine actual name is Losong. Losong is a name of a village with the origin dated back to 1580 when a princess from Luzon landed at a beach in Terengganu, Malaysia running from the conquering invader the spaniard. It was a sad story that the other neighbouring states in phillipine at that time could not help Losong. Your culture is same as in Indonesia and Malaysia - Bangsa Melayu. That is the reason you have Balai malayu or Balai malay.

[@2557carla]

Before the Spaniard and the Muslim Missionary came in the island,actually we are Native religion,Hinduism and Buddhism.That's why we have a lots of Sanskrit words which is the language of Hinduism and Buddhism.

[@sakurakou2009]

+2557carla where do you think hindism and buddism came from they came throught trades with india same as islam , it was all trades no missionary , people exchanged knowlage back then as will as trade .

[@14Jondaime]

+2557carla NO! before Christianity, Hinduism, Buddhism and Islam, ancient Filipinos are animist. They worshipped mountains and rivers and trees. That's why we have many deities like Bathala, Makiling, etc.

[@plwmortigaschurchpiano]

Philippines is not the only predominantly Roman Catholic nation in Asia. The former Portuguese territory of Timor-Leste is 96.9% Roman Catholic (according to some census).

[@moondust2365]

Correction: The Spanish and Portuguese didn't _completely_ destroy native culture. Usually the culture was used to spread Christianity, especially myths, language, and writing. What _was_ destroyed were native ritual texts and anything that the Iberians thought would deter from Christianity. In the Philippines, while Spanish culture flourished, native culture was sorta integrated, and was definitely still part of the lives of natives to some extent, at least up til around the mid 1700s to early 1800s.

[@arjay2002ph]

though my ethnic roots come from tagalog-cebuano-kapampangan, i grew up in metro manila, a tagalog-territory so i consider myself tagalog. the kingdom of maynilad is ruled by the Old King "Rajah Matanda". our warriors are called maharlika. our nobles are called "maginoo". there's a lot of city states at pre-Spanish Era. if we haven't been conquered the country would have become a confederation of states. no such thing as Philippines.

[@4ustelevision]

+arjay2002ph true. I'm glad you stopped through.... I've been studying the Afro-Asian connection and we are like cousins. European colonialism was about whitening up the world which they have done with precision now its time to unravel it!

[@singkilfilipinas5574]

+Ogun Wize El Skin whitening has a long history in Asia, stemming back to ancient China and Japan, where the saying "one white covers up three ugliness" was passed through the generations. A white complexion was seen as noble and aristocratic, especially in Southeast Asia, where the sun was always out. Only those rich enough could afford to stay indoors, while peasants baked in the rice fields. edition.cnn.com/2002/WORLD/asiapcf/east/05/13/asia.whitening/

[@JipperGwapito]

I agree 100%.

[@raident29]

this is awesome! i am an enthusiast of philippine history..

[@jabmd2nd]

I remembered being taught how to read & write the "alibata". Then, my lola taught me also latin & spanish. But, i forgot them all when i started my formal education. Somehow, deep in the recesses of my brain i can still remember it. Even though i am now in my early 40's. Wish i could relearn them back.

[@archsword2446]

Descendants of LakanDula, of the Kingdom of Tundok or Tundun are those with Dula, Dulay, Dulao, Duldulao, Dalao, Dalaw surnames and hails from Manila to Pampanga and Samar because one of the sons of Lakandula escaped to samar leyte area when the royalties of Manila are being hunted down because they refuse to acknowledge the kingdom of spain amd to recognize the governor general as the new ruler. The kingdom was already at its weakest, probably seeking reinforcements from the rajahnate of sugbu

[@alvintilar1163]

the culture was lost because of europeans desire for gold

[@MrStealth2001]

According to many historians, Ma - I was a Country located to the north of Borneo, probably in Mindoro Area ; in some historical Chinese Imperial annals :"Chu Fan Chih and Sung Shih" we can find out informations related to the symbols adopted in that Country... . William Henry Scott on his book : "Prehispanic Source Materials" report some interesting notes based on those accounts: on page 68 : " There are metal images (lit. Buddhas) of unknown origin..." "... Since the local chieftains make a habit of using white umbrellas, the merchants must present them as a gift." This habit was also common in another place called : " Sun-Hsu " , on page 69 of the mentioned Scott's book there is another interesting note: " ..., the real boss of the traders is sure to appear on the spot and settle matters, after which they offer him silk umbrellas, porcelain and rattan baskets as a gift. ..." The adoption of white umbrellas or "parasols" was a clear sign of the buddhist influence: The Parasol (Umbrella) is called "chattra" in Sanskrit ;above the mountain is the dome of the sky. This is symbolized by the umbrella, whose important function is to cast a shadow, the shadow of protection. The parasol or umbrella is a traditional Indian symbol of both protection and royalty. The ability to protect oneself against inclement weather has always, in all cultures, been a status symbol. . In Oriental thought, the fact that it protected the bearer from the scorching heat of the sun was transferred into the religious sphere as a “protection against the heat of defilements.” Thus the coolness of its shade symbolizes protection from the heat of suffering, desire, and other spiritually harmful forces. The dome of the umbrella is held aloft by a vertical handle (just like the mountain upholds the sky), which is identified with the ‘axis mundi,’ or the central axis upholding the world. The umbrella is carried above an important dignitary or the image of a deity, to indicate that the person or symbol below the umbrella is in fact the center of the universe, and also its spiritual support. Umbrellas seem to be especially important in processional rites, being like mobile temples. As it is held above the head it naturally symbolizes honor and respect. BUTUAN Butuan was a small country by the sea to the east of Champa (now Vietnam). We find out some infos related to the symbols of Butuan in the Chinese Imperial Chronicles: In 1004, according to the chinese Imperial accounts (see W. H. Scott's book :" Prehispanic sources..." ), the court handed down an edict prohibiting their export of chinese goods, gold and silver by direct market purchases, especially ceremonial flags and regimental banners to which they had taken a predilection. ("people from distant lands don't understand rules and regulations ", a minister complained). For four consecutive years, from 1003 to 1007 , Kiling (Ch'i-ling), the Ruler of Butuan sent missions to China. In 1007, Kiling sent I-hsu-han with a formal memorial requesting equal status in court protocol with the Champa envoy. This was denied on the grounds that "Butuan was beneath Champa." This country has been a tributary state since the 4th century. In 1011, a new Butuan ruler named Sari Bata Shaja sent Likan-hsieh to the Chinese Imperial court with tributes that included non- Butuan products like "White Dragon" camphor, cloves from Moluccas and a slave. The poor slave was freed by the Emperor who was shocked by such offering. Nevertheless, Likan-hsieh was given honors and a memorial was granted which exalted Butuan and had flags, pennons and armor "to honor a distant land." It was only in 1373 that the first tribute mission from Luzon was mentioned in the Chinese chronicles. That's the proof that both: Chinese and Butuan made a great use of flags and regimental banners; the shapes of those flags probably followed the style of Chinese flags of that time, quite different from those known to us of the last two or three centuries ago.

[@JackCanute]

Language itself show Arabic influence and India origins which has no relevance because it is believed the Language evolved over 6-8 thousand years so naturally the Philippines being a trading center. Many other languages were used and introduced by trade For example the term Romance language means most European languages which descended from Celtic and obvious Roman roots aka Latin. One has to assume a tremendous trading center, industrious hard working people, many bays and natural ports. So a mingling of languages from other cultures like the Mixed heritage of Filipinos. Language background is complex and still evolving. historically Cebuano, or its ancestor language, has been spoken since the Proto-Austronesian era (c. 6000 years ago) in the Sugbu (Cebu) heartland.Cebuano was first documented by Antonio Pigafetta, an Italian explorer who was part of Ferdinand Magellan's 1521 expedition. Spanish missionaries started to write in the language during the early 18th century, and as a result, Cebuano contains many words of Spanish origin.Cebuano is a member of the Borneo-Philippine languages. Early trade contact resulted in a large number of older loan words from other languages in Cebuano, like Sanskrit (e.g. sangka, "fight" and bahandi, "wealth", from Sanskrit sanka and bhānda respectively), and Arabic (e.g. salámat, "thanks"; hukom or hukm, "judge") or Judgement. It has also been influenced by thousands of words from Spanish, such as kurus [cruz] (cross), swerte [suerte] ("luck"), gwapa [guapa], ("beautiful"), merkado [mercado] ("market") and brilyante [brillante] ("brilliant"). It has several hundred loan words from English as well, which are altered to conform to the limited phonemic inventory of Cebuano: brislit (bracelet), hayskul (high school), syápin (shopping) and dráyber (driver ) Various other comparisons can be made but the key to all of this is the Filipino had their own language and it evolved, Like English in America is different than Australia or England.

[@dunkenus]

we always regard philippines as part of our nation due to a relatively similar culture but when you people think of us as inferior it hurts us alot..hope we can reunite under one banner

[@hazelsantiago1324]

The study of Philippine history has for many years been Eurocentric, most Philippine historians have gone as far back at the earliest Spanish records but have failed to look into the archives of neighboring countries, such as Brunei, Indonesia, Cambodia, Thailand, Vietnam, Japan and China. Their dependence on the English language limits the majority of Philippine historians from accessing volumes of materials written in Chinese and other Asian languages. As a result, the history of the Luzon Empire remains mythical in their scholastic psyche and still virtually non-existent in mainstream Philippine History. Ang pag-aaral ng Kasaysayan ng Pilipinas sa nakalipas na maraming taon ay naka tuon sa Maka-Kanlurang Pinagbasehan, ang mga Tigapag- say-say ay nag base sa pinaka unang Talaan ng mga Kastila ngunit nakaligtaan na tingnan ang mga kasulatan ng mga kalapit bansa na Brunei, Indonesia, Cambodia, Thailand, Vietnam, Japan at China. Nag base sila at sa wikang English lamang na nagresulta ng pagka-limita ng mga Tigapag-say-say ng Kasaysayan ng Pilipinas na malaman ang Talaan ng Kasaysayan nakasulat sa Chinese at Asian na Wika. Biblical Ophir ang tawag na ibig sabihin ay nasa Biblia ang Ophir at dahil ang tinawag na Pilipinas ay ang Ophir ayon sa mga Historian ay kailangan ipakita ang kasaysayan sa Biblia ng taga Ophir. Una dapat alamin ang nauna sa kasaysayan sa Biblia na si Abraham, Ano ang Religion o Pananampalataya ni Abraham?

[@ishallreturn4976]

Hazel, Our parents just passed away I found the century old title of my ancestors land all written in deep Spanish. We learned Spanish in college. None of us siblings can understand & read it. They should just kept the Spanish language in our culture.

[@theexpendable5307]

+Vzb Tjl spanish is not native to the filipinos

[@singkilfilipinas5574]

+Theex pendable Neither is Islam. Truth hurts!

[@ishallreturn4976]

+Theex pendable I know we're not but we were under them for 300+ yrs. They changed our names & probably burned any documents of our ancestors. What I'm saying is If English the main language of communication, Spanish/ Latin is the second. I used to skip classes in Spanish subjects & our professor cursed us. Sure enough I landed in the US the 2nd language is Spanish cuz there's many Hispanics in the US. We are a bit advantage cuz our dialect has Spanish in it the bad part is when I'm assigned to Hispanic neighborhood. They've been in the States for centuries but never want to learn English. I have to call for a neighbor cuz his gas leaked in the house. We are lucky to speak & comprehend both languages I hope you all don't lose it there. Good luck.

[@theexpendable5307]

Vzb Tjl "..probably burned any documents of our ancestors." Not true, some still exists such as the boxer codex. ".. but we were under them for 300+ yrs." and? If you or other Filipinos cared, we can easily revive old indigenous ways of our race/people considering that there have been recent discoveries. Pretty soon Filipnos will disregard hispanic culture over pre-colonial culture.

[@el6700]

Thank u for this. Great content

[@romysanta4402]

to young filipino historians......dig deeper to find out the true philippine history...for our true identity sake....pls. find out using old if not ancient records of other south east asian, india, japan, etc. God bless...

[@plwmortigaschurchpiano]

Just to make it clear, that Rajah Sulayman was mistaken from another ruler named Rajah Soleiman. That guy being reference in this video was called "Bambalito" by the Spanish soldiers, it means Crazy Boy. He was the leader of Macabibi (now Macabebe) and Bulacan soldiers. The misconception of the name Sulayman was made by a Filipino writer and Revolutionist- Pedro Paterno. That guy was never named by any of the existing documents other than Bambalito and Tarik Soliman by Paterno, who collected datas from Kapampangan Scholars which were documented names of Kapampangan heroes during Colonial era. He assumed that's the name of the hero of Bankusay. Modern Kapampangan Scholars were outraged and demanded for the revision of the history of Battle of Bankusay. They made a book based on this Rajah entitled "The Nameless Hero", which will be released this year. here is some credible source: www.filipiknow.net/bambalito-the-first-warrior-hero-who-died-fighting-for-our-freedom/

[@impinai79]

Kingdom of Tondo doesn't rule all people of Luzon. The Luzon was just name to one of the ethnic tribe in Luzon the Lucoes. Most of the ethnic group has chieftain like in Northern Luzon. Although, there was kingdoms from being Animist to Hindu-Buddhist and some Muslim sultanate or Datu. Others retain the original culture most are Animist and they were not kingdom. They are tribal group and just merge due to intermarriage.

[@Larph13]

We lost our identity. We became a nation because a bigger nation, who conquered us, told us so. We had diversity, wealth, prestige, glory and the respect of neighbours. We now have a leader who wants to bring it back piece by piece but as history suggest, he can never do it. Because, before the spanish came, we were never united. Even after the birth of a 'nation', the so called 'leaders' fought amongst themselves for the honor of being recognized by the ruling colonizers and even today, our government cannot move on forward to success because of our 'fractured unity'. Ingrained in our DNA is the proud and resisting genes of ancient kingdoms to not accept the rule of the other simply by democracy. Basically, we filipinos were not united in one banner. We only became 'united' when the Spanish, Americans and Japanese conquered and controlled us. We don't have an identity of our own and the identity we have is the identity dictated by our conquerors.

[@kerjulon]

Isang dakilang lahi..naglahong nakaraan - itinuro na kalimutan - isang kahihiyan - mga pinunong nagiENGLISH sa senadoat kongreso sa tv atbp... nakakalungkot.. mga taal na kaugalian n pinawalang halaga... :(

[@justmeonthebeach]

Thanks for sharing!

[@pinaygerman5931]

Thanks for Video.God Bless.

[@VIEWEDBOX]

Very educational. Definitely these informations did not discuss in our school. :(

[@avenhojd1755]

I am an Ilonggo Im proud of my ethnicity....

[@pinaygerman5931]

what was lost, is now found.,what was forgotten is now remembered.kung anong nawala, ngayon ay natagpuan. kung anong nakalimutan ngayon ay naalaala..

[@singkilfilipinas5574]

+Pinay German Nothing about our history is lost. The Chinese, the Bruneians and the early Spanish chroniclers thoroughly documented our pre-colonial history. Ang problema ay walang pundo at pera para bayaran ang ating mga dalubhasa ng kasaysayan ng Pilipinas. Kung bigyan natin sila ng pundo?

[@minakushinamiuzu3589]

Sabah was supposed to be part of the Philippines

[@seikai4740]

Minakushi Namiuzu its still is they just renting it

[@erysnorman27phils91]

Yes, but the Sabahan people voted to be a part of Malaysia way back then 😥

[@ronaldomedel7435]

thanks for this video. i learnt a lot.

[@jaysolano8764]

I am the descendant of ruler of ancient kingdom of leyte where the spanish completely destroyed. It was the first island called las islas filipinas or hacienda filipinas called philippines(property of philip). It was destroyed due to warring island with sugbo(cebu) it was requested by rajah of cebu to destroy the kingdom of leyte by blood compact or traditional ceremony to make a political ally. My ancestors were the first victims of spaniards colonization ransack all the gold of people and pay taxes people became miserable for hundred of years.

[@fitnesscoach4u]

The Spaniards did not occupy the Philippines in 1521. Ferdinand Magellan was killed that year and king Phillip of Spain did not send Miiguel de Legaspi until 44 years later, which was the year 1565, after the Spaniards occupy mexico.

[@aaronsaid2095]

we should dig in our pre colonial history. sad that our history was deliberately destroyed by the spaniards.the effect of their colonizations is felt until today leaving many filipinos landless cause large tracts of titled lands, the haciendas, are owned by few elite people. buti na lang di sila umabot sa cordillera region where land is more or less equally distributed to families. check kung sino ang nagmamay ari ng mga malalaking lupain dito sa pilipinas. mga spanish title pa.

[@eEEEmoboy123]

Brother, can you recommend me a comprehensive book on Philippine history?

[@Anonymous-zv3yy]

how about the kingdom in pangasinan?? where rajah sulayman retreated when they was under attack by spaniard.. also a popular trading port with chinese,indian,arab and japanese during 1300 if im not mistaken they called it huangdom of pangasinense..

[@pdrichletnemip1465]

I love how he calls it the spanish destruction and not colonization because they really did destroy our heritage and culture. As a Filipino I am very thankful for this video because it educated me more about my country's pre-hispanic history than what I learned at school.

[@christian19762009]

wow i cant remember having this lesson way back in elementary,high school and even in college. what i do remembered being taught was that our country has three main occupants before the Spaniards occupation in 15 century and these were the negritos or aetas , Indonesians and Malaysian. there were few pre-Spanish characters I remembered being mentioned in the history books used those time, in the 80s and 90s era. Characters such as rajah Solayman,Humabon, Lapu-Lapu and so forth.... were mentioned but not really in detailed like where they came from, how they build their kingdom, what was the Philippines like before the Spanish era. these information were missing, because as far as I can remember it looked like in my opinion our history started during the Spanish occupation and not before. Please do more research and share some more, because I am sure there are others like myself who find this interesting. and hopefully your work will someday be noticed by someone who is an expert in this field.. so keep up!

[@karmacanquints4222]

East Timor is also mostly Roman Catholic

[@alok3883]

+Kartha Mala Aletnuiq no body remember timor leste.

[@nevermind5110]

Tondo: I am Powerful:) China: Yes but can you unite? Tondo: Unite with what?? China: With those sultanes there in Philippines:(... Tondo: Nah... Better be with Spain China: No way... they were traitor:( Few years later: Tondo: Ugh Spain: Mine:)

[@GatchamanX]

Sana history course na lng kinuha ko nung college :(

[@brylongtv3611]

Philippines should change its name like Thailand. Thailand was SIAM empire before but it was change to become a free country from slavery. So it became thailand meaning land of free.

[@greepsgreen260]

Thank you so much

[@katsan9155]

well, there is a title of the whole Philippines on the hand of one family as they claimed. well see for yourself on the videos titled maharlika or along those lines. we had a pre colonial dynasty who possess the land title which came from King Philip of spain. as they claimed.

[@laurenpadilla6221]

I enjoy watching your videos about pre-colonial Philippines. Are there any books (in English) you can recommend?

[@jini08taeki]

If only, If only our people had indeed fought back against the spanish boats that came in 1521, we wouldnt be poor and have this stupid mentality that i have right now. I cant even say i am filipino because of the history. i wont be saying that race anymore and i am. I will find my light somewhere else, not of my own countrymen and women who didnt fight back against the spanish.

[@Betin264]

jini08taeki Sorry, but ... They didn't that? Lapu Lapu's men defeated Magellan's men, in 1521. The Philippines (that I know) were conquered by Miguel Lopez de Legazpi in 1565. Sorry if I'm wrong.

[@arjay2002ph]

jini08taeki you can correct it. just know your race and your ethnicity. start from there. are you malayan or austronesian? what is your mother tongue? tagalog, visaya? read your ethnic's history so you known what tribe you belong to.

[@VisayasMindanaoLuzon]

+jini08taeki The only luck Miguel Lopez conquered Manila was because he had also a native troops who was christianized backing him up. Divide and conquer and brainwashing was his tactics, if it were just the Spaniards without the natives, the Spaniards will be dead and the same fate as Magellan. Philippines will still be a muslim and animist country.

[@jini08taeki]

I can only wonder, and if anyone is asking about my nationality. I do not know, family wont tell me nothing. All i can do is dig deeper into my country's history and find clues to bring back the culture and make it heard across the country, but like visayamindanaoluzon say, its too late. Filipinos will harbour that name until this planet is destroyed. I feel sorry for my tribes people in my country having to suffer losing their identity as many of them want to work for mainstream nowadays. Filipino is a name that miguel lopez gave the island and the people. its all in that bastards hands, had the natives were not brainwashed to believe christianity is the way of life, we would be outstanding and have our own culture and people would be proud and know who our people are, instead of lying backstabbing filipinos who think their better than their own ancestors who brought up the land and gave their souls to the devils who i call the spaniards.

[@hazelsantiago1324]

Ewan ko bahala na kayo, bakit masyado tayong maka Dyos. Kumidlat lang Dyos kaagad ang banggit. Tingnan mo ang ibig sabihin pala ng Bahala Na ay ‘Bathala Na’, ayon sa aklat ni Ed Lapiz pahina 64 ‘Paano Maging Pilipinong Kristiano’. Talagang maka Dyos nga tayo. Sa wikang Hebreo ang Pisteh ay ‘stupid’, Sa Visaya kapag sinabi mong ‘Yawa’ ay dimonyo ito, kasi wala si ‘Yah’, kasi ang ‘wa’ ang ibig sabihin ay ‘wala’, at ang ‘Ya’ (Yah) ay ang pina-ikling pangalan na sinasamba ni Abrahan na si YAHWEH, Awit 68:4 Jah o ‘Yah’. Hallelu-Yah ibig sabihin ay ‘Purihin-ka-Yah’. Ang kabuuang pangalan na Yah ay YAHWEH ayon sa mga Hebrew Scholars sa Encyclopedia Judaica sa pahina 88 ay ang pinaka-banal na nag-iisang pangalan na sinasamba ni Abraham at ng mga orihinal na Israelita ay ang pangalang YAHWEH. Ang mga tinawag na Pilipino ngayon ay nagluluto na may bawang at sibuyas makikita sa Numbers 11:5 ay kagaya ng pagluluto ng mga orihinal na mga tao sa kapanahunan ni Moses na tinawag na Tribo ng Yahshurun noong 1754 B.C.E. na pinalitan na tinawag na Israelita noong 1250 B.C.E. sa Merneptha Stele makikita. Ang YA-WE naman sa Kabisayaan ay ‘Susi’. Lukas 11:52 “tinanggal ninyo ang ‘Susi’ ng karunungan”, sa Kawikaan 1:7 ‘ang pagkatakot kay YAHWEH ay pasimula ng karunungan’. Ang tinutukoy na ‘Susi’ ay si Yahweh. Sabagay relihiyon na iyan baka maka-Mike Velarde na tayo niyan, pero bakit sa buong mundo tanging ang mga Kababayan lang natin ang pinagkalooban na tumawag sa tanging banal na pangalan ng Lumikha na YAHWEH na sinasamba ni Abraham at ng mga orihinal na mga Israelita. Abba sa wikang Hebreo ibig sabihin ay Ama. Si Abba YAHWEH ay ang sinasamba ng ating ninunong si Abraham at iyan din ang tinatawag ng ating mga ninuno na dinatnan ni Magellan sa sinulat ng Tigapagsulat ni Magellan na si Antonio Pigafetta sa Journal of Antonio Pigafetta Chapter XXXIV ‘Again the Captain had them asked if they were Moors or pagans, and what they believed in. They replied that they did not worship in any other way than by raising their joined hands to the sky and calling on their god Abba. For which thing the Captain was overjoyed. And seeing this the first king raised his joined hands to the sky’. Ganoon din si Yahweh-shu’a Messiah na nakilalang Hesus ang tinatawag rin si Abba sa YahYah (John) 17:1-12. 1. “These words spake Yahweh-shu’a and lifted up his eyes to heaven and said, ‘Abba’ the hour is come, glorify thy Son, that thy Son, also may glorify thee, The Manila Times Strong Philippines-Israel Friendship February 28, 2014 11:46 pm by Rick Ramos Last Wednesday, 26 February 2014, I attended the Friendship Day Celebration between the state of Israel and the Philippines at the Rockwell Tent in Makati. It was the commemoration of the 56th year of the Treaty of Friendship between our two countries. Not many people know that there are the bonds that tie the special relationship between our country and that of Israel. In fact, there have been Jews in the Philippines prior to the arrival of the Spaniards in our shores in the mid-1500s. This is not surprising because Jews have been in diaspora for over a thousand years, reaching Iran and India. According the book The Christianization of the Philippines published by the University of San Agustin in Manila in 1965, the Jews had already been in our country even before the Spanish times. Don Pacheco Maldonado reported to the King of Spain in 1570: “The greater part of the inhabitants of Luzon are Muslims and Jews.”

[@hazelsantiago1324]

Mula sa pagkasakop ng mga Kastila ay pumalit naman ang mga Amerkano na kakaibang paraan ang pagsakop sa pamamagitan ng pagpilit na isinusubo sa bunganga ng mga Pilipino ang kanilang wikang English. Kahit na inihayag na Pambansang Wika noong panahong iyon na tanging English at Espanyol lamang ang opisyal na wikang ginagamit sa pamahalaan, sa paaralan at iba pang larangan ng pangangalakal ay nagsilbing Pambansang Wika ng Pilipinas, ngunit sadyang ang katutubong wika ng mga Pilipino ay iniingatan ni Abba Yahweh na sinasamba ni Abraham, ay hindi hinayaang tuluyang mawala sa sirkulasyon ng Bansang Pilipinas. May nagtanggol sa wikang ito na pinagalaw ni Abba Yahweh upang mapanatili ang wikang ito. Maraming nag ambag na nagtanggol upang mapanatili ang Wikang Tagalog sa puso at damdamin ng mga Pilipino, sina Andres Bonifacio, Francisco Balagtas, Marcelo H. Del Pilar, Emilio Jacinto, Lope K. Santos at marami pang nagtanggol sa wikang ito. Si Jose Corazon de Jesus na sumulat ng ‘Imperyalismo’ noong 1923 ay ipinagtanggol sa katutubong wika at tinuligsa ang dulut ng wikang banyaga na nagtuturo sa mga Pilipino ng kabastusan, kasamaan, panloloko at panunulisan. Nong 1935 Konstitusyon ang Pambansang Assemblia ay gumawa ng hakbang sa pagpapatibay ng isang panlahat na Wikang Pambansa na nasasalig sa isa sa mga wikang katutubo. Si Pangulong Manuel L. Quezon ay isinulong ang Tanggapang Magsusuri sa mga wikang katutubo ng Pilipinas tungo sa paglinang at pagpapatibay ng isang panlahatang Wikang Pambansa sa Batas Commonwealth bilang 184 na naging Surian ng Wikang Pambansa noong ika-30 ng Disyembre 1937 ang Kautusan Tagapagpaganap bilang 134 nagtatakda sa Wikang Tagalog bilang batayan sa paglinang at pagpapatibay ng Wikang Pambansa sa Pilipinas. Naglabas ng Kautusang Tagapagpaganap bilang 263 noong ika-1 ng Abril 1940 na nagpapahintulot sa pagpapalimbag ng Tagalog-English Vocabulary at ang Balarila ng Wikang Pambansa at pagtuturo sa paaralang publiko at pribado ng Wikang Pambansa noong ika-19 ng Hunyo 1940 at napabilang na Wikang Opisyal ang Tagalog nong ika-4 ng Hulyo 1946 sa Batas Commonwealth bilang 570. Noong ika-13 ng Agosto 1959 nabago ang pangalan ng pambansang Wikang Tagalog sa “Pilipino” sa Kautusang Pangkagawaran Bilang 7 ng Kalihim ng Edukasyon na si Jose E. Romero. Mga Mambabatas naman ay nagpanukala na ang English ang siyang maging Pambansang Wika ng Pilipinas hanggang nakarating sa Hukumang Mababang Dulugan ng Maynila na nagdesisyon na “hindi mapagwawalang bahala o hindi mawawasak sa isang kumpas lamang ng panulat ang likha ng isang generasyon na pinaggugulan ng milyun-milyong piso. Umuunlad ang wika sa pagtanggap at paggamit ng bayan at patuloy ang proseso ng pagpapadalisay at pagpapayaman at hindi ito mapipigil sapagkat patuloy na nagbabago ang isang “Wikang Buhay”. Hindi maipagkakailang dumarami ang bilang ng mga Pilipinong nagsasalita ng Wikang Pambansa kung ihahambing sa bilang noong nakalipas na salinlahi nang pairalin ang Tagalog bilang batayan sa Wikang Pambansa”. Muli na naman ginabayan ni Abba Yahweh ang desisyong ito maging ang Mataas na Hukuman ay nagsabing “ito’y nasa katayuang lagpas sa awtoridad ng mga hukuman upang rebisahin at isantabi”. Noong 1987 Konstitusyon sa Artikulo 14 seksyon 6 nagsasaad na ang Wikang Pambansa ng Pilipinas ay Filipino, samantalang nililinang ito ay dapat na payabungin at pagyamanin pa salig sa umiiral na mga wika sa Pilipinas at sa iba pang mga wika. Sa ganitong sitwasyon ay marami parin ang nagtangkang mapa-alis ang Wikang Pambansa sa pamimilit na gamitin ang English na kasangkapan daw sa pag-unlad ng Pilipinas. Ang Executive Order 210 na nag-aatas sa paggamit ng English bilang pangunahing wikang panturo na sinusugan pa ng iba pang mga mambabatas noon, ngunit hindi sila nagtagumpay. mababasa sa www.scribd.com Revised New Pre-Hispanic History of Philippines Luzano Pancho Canlas book “PHILIPPINES 2 MILLENNIUM HISTORY” : Page 43 , When the Spanish ruled the Philippines, they purposely destroyed books and other documents on History of the Pilipinos so that they can easily Christianize the people and make them forget their belief. The old books that were not destroyed by the Spaniards were the Tarsillas of the Muslim, the Book of Datu Sumakwel (which was the History of Panay) and that of Datu Kalantiaw. WHAT IS THIS BELIEF THAT THE SPANIARDS WANT TO MAKE THE PEOPLE TO FORGET? mababasa sa www.scribd.com Revised New Pre-Hispanic History of Philippines

[@jimbizgruopa2599]

GOOD TO KNOW

[@seretainbxu3775]

thats why raja of butuan send her elite guard going to cebu to help lapu-lapu fight magellan by using kali our ancient martial arts . raja late realized that they were scam of magellan to free thread to spain because the real purpose of magellan is colonization.

[@markjosephdumayas4657]

SO proud to be a Filipino but is it Maharlika or Ophir the name of Precolonial Philippines?

[@archsword2446]

Nice discussion of the Kingdoms of Maharlika.

[@hazelsantiago1324]

Noong 1998 Centennial Calendar ng Shell ay ipinakita ang larawan ng Laguna Copperplate Inscription na natagpuan noong 1987 sa Laguna na may nakasulat sa lumang wika ng ating mga Kababayan na sulat ‘Kawi’. Itong Kawi (kavi) ay nawala na (extinct), lumang wika ng mga taga Javan (Jakarta, Indonesia). Ito ay naisulat noong ika-9 na Siglo (April 21, 900 C.E.) na nagsisimbulo ng Jubilee Year ni Yahweh sa Leviticus 25 na nagpapatawad sa lahat ng utang sa Jubilee Year ni Yahweh. Sa parehas na panahon ang umiiral na kaharian ay ang Sri-Visjaya Kingdom na mababasa sa ‘Colliers Encyclopedia’ 1991 edition, vol 3 p.50, na natagpuan kailan lang ng mga Makabagong Eskolars noon lamang ika-20 Siglo (20th century). Ayon dito ang kaharian ng orihinal na Sri-Visjaya noong ika-7 Siglo ay nasa Palembang sa Sumatra na kumokontrol ng lahat ng nabigasyon sa karagatan sa Straits of Malacca. Katunayan natagpuan ang maraming kasulatan na naka-ukit sa bato na nag-uutos ang hari ng Sri-Visjaya sa pangkalahatang katapatan sa kanyang mga taga-sunod at sa kanyang interes at kanyang mga kalakal. Ang mga dumadaang mangangalakal ay napipilitang dumaan sa Sri-Visjaya upang magbayad ng buwis sa pagdaan sa Straits of Malacca na ipinatutupad ng Hari ng Sri-Visjaya. Ang orihinal na Sri-Visjaya ng ika-7 Siglo ay nakarating sa pangangalakal hanggang sa Borneo, Cambodia, Sulu Mindanao at ang iba ay mga nanirahan na roon. Ang mga Mohammedans naman ay dumating noong ika-14 na Siglo (1400 C.E.) ay dinatnan na ang mga Sri-Visjaya sa Kabisayaan. Ang mga Sri-Visjaya na naiwan sa Silangan ng Sumatra na nasa Javan ay nasakop naman ng Kaharian ng Mataram noong ika-8 Siglo (800 C.E.). Ang lahi ng Sailendra na Mahayana Buddhist na siyang nagtatag nang Kaharian ng Mataram na nasa Javan ay tinalo naman ng mga Hindung sumasamba kay Shiva noong 856 C.E. Ang huling prinsipe ng Sailendra na isang Mahayana Buddhist sa Javan ay tumakas pumunta sa Sumatra at nanirahan doon ay siyang naging Hari ng Sri-Visjaya sa Sumatra sa hindi maipaliwanag na dahilan. Ang Sri-Visjaya na pinaghaharian ni Sailendra ay tuluyang dinurog ng mga Javanese (Hindung sumasamba kay Shiva noong ika-14 na Siglo (1400 C.E.). Ayon naman sa Maragtas na Balita sa Kabisayaan, si Datu Puti kasama sa sampung Datu ay nanirahan sa Panay. Si Datu Puti at dalawa pang Datu ay nagpunta sa Mindoro at Taal (Batangas). Ang Tatlong Datu si Datu Puti, Datu Dumangsil at Datu Balensusa na pinaniniwalaan na pinagmulan ng wikang Tagalog. Ang Pito sa Sampung Datu naman sa Panay ay ang pinaniniwalaan namang pinagmulan ng wikang Bisaya ay tinawag silang Visaya na galing sa pangalang ‘Sri-Visjaya’ na lahi ng orihinal na Sri-Visjaya ng ika-7 Siglo. Ang Sri sa Sri-Visjaya ay titulo na ‘Prinsipe-Kabanalan Kagalang-galang’ kagaya ni ‘Si’-Agu (Siago o Tiago) at ni Raha ‘Si’-Lapu-lapu. Ayon naman sa Merriam-Webster-International Unabridged Dictionary na ang wikang Tagalog at ang wikang Bisaya ay nanggaling sa isang grupong wika na tinatawag na ‘TAGALA’ na kapatid na wika ng sina-unang Malay-Javanese na wikang ‘KAWI’. Ang salitang Tagalog at ang salitang Bisaya ay may malaking porsiento na magkatulad, na nagpapatunay na ang tatlong Datu sa Mindoro at Taal at ang Pitong Datu sa Panay ay nagmula sa isang wika na ito ay ang lumang wikang ‘Kawi’ ( KAWI pinanggalingan ng salitang WIKA). Sa wikang Hebreo ang ‘Higaynon’ ang ibig sabihin ay ‘Banal na tunog’, ang tawag naman sa wika ng Kabisayaan ay Hiligaynon.

[@mrmcgyver21]

hazel santiago san mo nakuha ang mga source na ito?

[@hazelsantiago1324]

please read www.scribd.com/doc/249097789/Revised-New-Pre-Hispanic-History-of-Philippines

[@mrmcgyver21]

hazel, what is your religious belief?

[@hazelsantiago1324]

please read our history www.scribd.com/doc/249097789/Revised-New-Pre-Hispanic-History-of-Philippines

[@hazelsantiago1324]

1Cor 4:6 huwag lalagpas sa mga nakasulat, Nakasulat naba ang New testament ng binanggit ni Saul (Pablo) ito? please read this article www.scribd.com/doc/275097698/Madaling-Unawain-Na-Biblia also this article you will know my religion that the ancient Filipinos belief www.scribd.com/doc/268386152/Isa-53-1-Philippine-History-Eurocentric

[@carlalove8982]

Because of Gold.....

[@volitiontrader7037]

MAHARLIKA

[@gamanielguya8569]

You mentions the kingdoms but not the kings. Praise Yahawashi and all glory to our infinite source Yahawa ba ha Sham.

[@yg2hj]

If i could only travel in time

[@dunkenus]

the real name of Manila was FiaManillah (in the protection of Allah)..

[@rushjoe]

It's name was formerly Kuta Seludong or Selurong as a gift from another kingdom. Expanding because they're enemies, the Kingdom of Tundun is growing stronger through their Chinese trade relations. Maynila was then later derived from "may nila" or near the river. - Extensive knowledege of pre-colonial Philippine history.

[@alesmeralda]

our cultures were not destroyed, our languages were preserved. there was no pre-colonial filipino identity. the spaniards were driven away after lapu lapu defeated magellan. they returned in 1565. why do you think the spaniards conquered the different tribes easily? because what you call filipino identity was non-existent.

[@hazelsantiago1324]

Ang Jewish Religion ay naitatag sa panahon na ang mga Israelita ay nahati sa dalawang pangkat ang (Yisraw-ale) Israel at Yahuwdah (Jew), sa panahon nang pagkaalipin ng mga taga Samaria na Yisraw-ale (Israel) sa Bansang Assyria (2 Hari 17:24-41) ay nahaluan sa kanilang pananampalataya ng mga taga Abba, Cutha, Separvaim, Hammath at Babylonia na tinawag na ‘Samaritans’ (aklat na Old Samaritans Syrian Aramaic sa 4th column ng Hexapla ni Origen), at sa pagkatapon naman ng mga Yahuwdah sa Bansang Babylonia mga 2,600 taon palang ang lumilipas. Samakatwid ang religion na nabanggit ay religion ng mga apo ni Abraham ngunit hindi iyan ang religion o pananampalataya ni Abraham. Ang sinamba ng mga Samaritans at tinatawag sa kanilang pagsamba ay ang pangalang ‘Adonai’ na siyang pangalang ipinalit sa pagbigkas sa pangalan ni Yahweh sa kapanahunan ng pagkaalipin sa Assyria at maging sa Babylonia. Ang mga Samaritans na halo ng mga taga ibang bansa ay hindi na purong Israelita, ganoon din ang mga Yahuwdah sa Babylonia, NehemiYah 7 : 61-65. Ang Roman Catholic Religion naman ang sinasamba nila at tinatawag sa kanilang pagsamba ay ang pangalang ‘Diyos’ na hango sa alamat na sinamba ng mga Griego at Romano na istatwa ni Theos. Ang Griego at Romano ay hindi mga Israelita. Ang Islam naman ng mga Arabo at Muslim ang sinasamba nila at tinatawag sa kanilang pagsamba ay ang pangalang ‘Allah’ na itinawag ng mga Egypto (Exodus 3:15) sa kanilang maraming istatwa ay Elohim (plural) at kapag isa lamang (singular) ang tawag ay ‘El’ na binibigkas na ‘Eloah’, na bigkas sa salitang Arabo ay Aloah o Allah, ang mga Arabo at Egypto ay hindi mga Israelita. Ang mga Protestante naman ang sinasamba nila at tinatawag sa kanilang pagsamba ay ang pangalang ‘LORD’ (King Ieyacoubo I Bible of A.D.1611) na siyang ipinalit sa apat na letrang Tetragrammaton na hindi mabasa ng mga taga England. Ang mga taga England ay lahing Anglo-Saxons at Normans ay hindi mga Israelita, (When the Normans invaded England in A.D.1066 they brought with them the French Language. Since neither the Anglo-Saxons nor the Normans would surrender their language to the other, the two become wedded and eventually evolved into Modern English, excerpt from ‘How Yeshu’a Become Jesus’). Ang mga pangalan na sinasamba at tinatawag ng mga Religion na iyan ay HINDI tinawag at HINDI sinamba ni Abraham at hindi rin tinawag o sinamba ni Propeta Moses. Katunayan nagbilin si Moses sa Exodus 23:13 na mag-ingat at huwag babanggitin o mamutawi sa labi ang mga pangalan ng mga sinasamba ng mga taga ibang bansa. Ang Israel na Bansa ni Moses ay ang sinasamba at tinatawag sa kanyang pananampalataya ay ang pangalang YAHWEH. Si Abraham din ay ang sinasamba at tinatawag sa kanyang pananampalataya ay ang pangalang YAHWEH. Dahil ang Bansang Israel bago pa sila masakop ng Bansang Assyria at ng Babylonia ay ang tinatawag na Makapangyarihan at sinasambang pangalan ay ang pangalang Yahweh na pinalitan ng tawag na Adonai nang masakop ang Israel ng taga ibang bansa. Ang ibang bansa na kalaban ng Isarel ang bansang Canaan na naging Palestino ay ang sinasamba at tinatawag na pangalan ay si Adonai na hango sa pangalan ng dating Hari ng Canaan na si Adonai-Bezek Judges 1:5. Ang bansang Egypto na nagpahirap sa bansang Israel ay ang sinasamba at tinatawag na pangalan ay ‘El’ o ‘Eloah’. Ang mga Arabo naman ang ‘El’ sa kanila ay katumbas ng “Al” kaya ang Eloah ay bigkas nila ay Aloah o Allah. Ang promotor ng pagkaka-imbento ng LORD ay si King Ieyacoubo I (King James I) ng England noong 1611 lamang o 404 taong lumilipas. Ang LORD ay hinango sa pangalang Adonai na tawag kay Baal na kalaban ni Yahweh, Hosea 2:16 footnotes..Lord is Baal.

[@mrmcgyver21]

hazel santiago Ah ok. isang magandang sagot ko sa message mo ay kalokohan ang Bibliyang yan. Bakit dumami ng ganito ang relihiyon dahil sa bibliyang pinamukha ng mga hudyo na sia mismo eh hindi makasunod sa mga utos. LOL... Nauto tau ng mga Chosen Race! wow may ganun talga? unfair naman..tao din tau..wahahahaah

[@mrmcgyver21]

hazel santiago kung mababasa mo ang book of jasher makikita mo kung ano ang dahilan kung bakit sinakripisyo ang anak niya..

[@hazelsantiago1324]

correction Book of Yahshear because No letter J in hebrew letters. please read this historywww.scribd.com/doc/249097789/Revised-New-Pre-Hispanic-History-of-Philippines

[@mrmcgyver21]

hazel santiago Kahit ano pa man yun, yun pa din ang word na tinutukoy ko. Nakakatawa lang kasi nauto tayo ng mga hudyo, fiction lang ang torah.. saka si Jesus myth lang naman din siya... pero I know may creator tayo..... saka ang tagalog language natin ay hindi na pure wala na tayong original language halo halo na.. carrots, aircon etc... pano mo itranslate sa tagalog.. wala ng kwenta ang language natin...

[@hazelsantiago1324]

Basahin mo ang history ng Yahshurun na tinawag na Israel pinalayas ang mga Levita at pinalitan ng mga pekeng pari na taga Egypt (Mysrayim) at ang isa na bumalik para magturo ay Pekeng pari Hindi Levita 2 King 17:24-28 read this article i know you are interested. My husband is a son of Levite Israeli Priest (Kohen) and i am living in Israel , do you know that you can come here in Israel without Visa ask our DFA in your place. Israel love us Filipinos because they know we are original Levites in blood www.scribd.com/doc/275287261/Wika-book also this history www.scribd.com/doc/249097789/Revised-New-Pre-Hispanic-History-of-Philippines also www.scribd.com/doc/39891315/Tagalog-at-Bisaya

[@decolongon2012]

Filipinos have the bloodlines of the mayans and incas... Haha

[@centurionpegasus2297]

BISAYA HISTORY CULTURE AND WRITTEN TOTALY IRRADICATE. BY THE SPANISH COLONIZER

[@dubbedcrazy]

shaka sulu!

[@jimbizgruopa2599]

BUT SO SAD ABOUT THAT SPANISH CONQUEROR, OTHERWISE EVERYBODY IS MUSLIM...HURRAY TO THIS MY RELIGION

[@ishallreturn4976]

Lol!

[@softsunset]

Jim Bizgruopa yes! but before Islam in the Philippines, we could have been Hindus too. We are noble warriors. If only Filipinos know where we came from. We are Maharlika :(