THE ENTIRE HISTORY OF THE PHILIPPINES - in 1 Hour

[@Knowledgia]

*Will you become a member?* kzbin.infojoin Thank You for Your Consideration!

[@BudiBudi-oe4kz]

Impressive work. However, you skipped two presidents after the Estrada and before the Duterte administration Namely: * Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo(now congresswoman and the daughter of former president Diosdado Macapagal.) * the late Benigno "Noynoy" Aquino III.

[@genovevasalvacionbracher5388]

P😊​@@BudiBudi-oe4kz

[@albertoht5753]

You have managed to make a video of almost an hour on the "complete" history of the Philippines without talking about Andrés de Urdaneta and the "tornaviaje" (return trip to America from the Philippines), without talking about the Manila galleon (Asia-America-Europe trade for centuries), without talking about the real of eight, without talking practically about Catholic evangelization... Congratulations. Ha conseguido usted hacer un vídeo de casi una hora sobre la historia "completa" de Filipinas sin hablar de Andrés de Urdaneta y el "tornaviaje" (viaje de retorno a América desde Filipinas), sin hablar del galeón de Manila (comercio Asia-América-Europa durante siglos), sin hablar del real de a ocho, sin hablar prácticamente de la evangelización católica... Enhorabuena.

[@vicentetafaleng]

more info

[@jajamataba]

it is wrong to say that Marcos is a dictator during the Martial Law days, during those times philippines is really in chaos, because of rebels and terrorist, supported by communist china. Communism starting to spread in the philippines during the 1970's because of Ninoy Aquino, and the MArtial Law has stop the spread of communism.

[@edwins2595]

I am a citizen of the US whose grandparents came from Russia/Poland. As a young man, I was in the Philippines complements of the US Navy (1955-56). I fell in love with the country, the food, and especially the people.

[@punsalanedmon4537]

Excellent History. Thank you for our Heroes from the past. Now the Philippines lead by Corrupt Politician Filipino in return We poor Filipino has no free basic medication with $10 per day salary and very Low Social Security but Billionaire Filipino Politician has House in USA. Many Filipinos now struggle to have Job in USA and Spain to have better salary and better living. They are 6 million FILIPINO AMERICAN Now Filipino Politicians Brain wash Filipino students to continue the corrupt system in the Philippines. Independence is good for Corrupt Filipino Politicians. but Too bad for poor Filipino It was a big mistake to have Independence with the USA.

[@felmasamson-f5l]

Thank you for the compliments 😘💐🇵🇭, I was not born yet Mr.Edwin when Ur here Philippines, I was born 1'Oct.1959 ☺️👍💐🇵🇭

[@siyacer]

interesting

[@ChadSimplicio]

As a US citizen of Filipino heritage, this is some good history. My family survived the occupation from Imperialist Japan during WW2, with my mom working to become a nurse before moving to Canada, then the US. She still follows what's going on in the Philippines very closely.

[@blockmasterscott]

I love the Philippines. I go there once a year with my wife to visit her family. We plan on moving there permanently in three years after retirement.

[@BMWE90HQ]

Your money will go further there.

[@kilometer6712]

Yeah but don't go if you a china spy 😂😂😂😂

[@Justinschwartz-yn3dj]

He sounds like a fellow Yank 😂​@@kilometer6712

[@Aizen_Sosuke999]

Hell naw don't. i'm living there and i don't recommend living here because of lot of issues

[@stackfire9601]

​@@Aizen_Sosuke999I live here in Philippines too. The issues are what?

[@retiringinparadise]

I live here now for a few years from Australia and its like freedom. Beautiful country and people. Strongly recommended If you are relatively healthy. God bless.

[@KarolStevenVillacarillo-xu9kl]

thank, knowledgia. this is why I love my history and my country so much

[@depekthegreat359]

Philippines is one of my favourite respective countries in this world ever and I fully ever like their history extremely so much,good friends!!!I did save the previous video of this extremely so much ever and majority of my Facebook friends are Filipinas(females) and would wish to visit this country in future,good friends!!!LONG LIVE PHILIPPINES!!!🇵🇭

[@whatthe7387]

🤣😂

[@punsalanedmon4537]

Excellent History. Thank you for our Heroes from the past. Now the Philippines lead by Corrupt Politician Filipino in return We poor Filipino has no free basic medication with $10 per day salary and very Low Social Security but Billionaire Filipino Politician has House in USA. Many Filipinos now struggle to have Job in USA and Spain to have better salary and better living. They are 6 million FILIPINO AMERICAN Now Filipino Politicians Brain wash Filipino students to continue the corrupt system in the Philippines. Independence is good for Corrupt Filipino Politicians. but Too bad for poor Filipino It was a big mistake to have Independence with the USA.

[@depekthegreat359]

@@whatthe7387 Why you laughed,friend?

[@FilipinaBelen]

This has to be watched by upcoming Filipino high schoolers to enhance their knowledge of our Phil.history. Thank you for posting something like this.

[@HuwagSalangin]

Our province Pangasinan(Caboloan) was only influenced by Chinese because of a Pirate who seek a place to hide as he is being hunted by Chinese forces. He became friends with the native tribe of Caboloan, he is Limahong. He then was force to leave the province because the Spanish Musketeers hunt them. Pangasinan has its own native dialect and it's not even influenced by Chinese as it was already exist long before the Chinese pirate arrived.

[@fortunatoalejo6449]

back up your story of proofs

[@HuwagSalangin]

@@fortunatoalejo6449 proof? I am a local who was born and raised in the area, I had my grand fathers and grandmothers who shared their life stories. I visited local museums and studied the history including the landmarks. I have nothing to prove. If you don't believe it then the burden is not mine. It is not my obligation to make you believe, we know our roots.

[@iangang9535]

@@HuwagSalangin this is also what i learned in high school. Limahong was a pirate leader, who made caboloan one of his bases of operations. He just happened to be an ethnic Chinese. That's why I'm even more confused that caboloan is mentioned here as part of Ming's area of influence. It's also not clear if that influence is political or cultural. If it's political, that can be challenging to prove due to Limahong being a pirate. If it's cultural only, that would make more sense considering that most Filipinos with Chinese ancestry can trace their lines back to Fujian province in China.

[@HuwagSalangin]

@@iangang9535 Caboloan was already a established town as it was a known trade route during the Ming dynasty where Limahong was a fugitive pirate. Caboloan is a name derived from bamboo specie called Bolo, a lightweight and thin bamboo commonly used for cooking and kubo wall, commonly known these days as Boho(just like how Aeta cook their meals). Pangasinense language is derrived from Malayo-Polynesian languages, it is evident on how we count on our dialect(sakey, duwa, talo, apat) not even a pinch or our local dialect is derrived from Chinese, our eyes are not Chingky, we are not yellow-white skinned, we are naturally tanned just like Ilocanos. According to history which even proved by my grandparents, Ilocanos once envy the Pangasinense because we are wealthier due to the center trades, they choose to live near Caboloan for livelihood that is why nowadays the central pangasinan composed of native speakers and the towns around it are Ilocano speakers. My grandparents once told us that as far as they can recall, their grandparents vows at the sun during sunrise and sunset because they worship the sun 😂 Funny it may seem, but it's true.

[@iangang9535]

@@HuwagSalangin So, would you confirm whether Caboloan was part of Ming's political area of influence (which some call a tributary state) or just a cultural one?

[@AdVitamAeternamInfiniti]

Oh..Knowledgia loves the Philippines. You always feature our country. With love here from the Philippines.

[@moonshot3159]

except they couldn't be bothered to research on how to properly pronounce some of the names in the video. And to properly research about marcos, instead just parroting aquino propaganda.

[@HandyMan657]

@@moonshot3159 Russki

[@canardeur8390]

​@@moonshot3159 AI has its limitations, that's why.

[@kahldiss2689]

mangmang

[@GabrielEvergreen-lx1df]

​@@moonshot3159 now that Marcos is in power it doesn't matter. Aquino and Marcos have already merged forces. They're all the same.

[@genesisqui6719]

you really nailed it, on why there are titles such as rajah, datu, etc.

[@OrneryBiscuit]

Beautiful Country

[@balwegsotsot3995]

CORRUPT POLITICIANS

[@KapamilyaCircle607]

The location of the Philippines is important

[@Cami-wd4rw]

I'm so happy you said Barangays the right way not only did you do extensive research but also the right pronounciation.

[@earlclep1]

This is an AI voice 🙄

[@thenattytroll2408]

Oa ina mo

[@jacobedwinolano431]

it's not even correct the AI voice said "be-rang-gay", it should be "ba-rang-gay"

[@SirLorcha]

This is a very good video. Amazing even. Well researched, superbly presented. Outstanding! 👍💯

[@concerncitizen8988]

Wow, I've never known this much history about the early Philippines prior to the Spanish conquest. Awesome. 👍

[@hadrianopolis1968]

I'm 55 yo. I retire and leave Quebec next year to go living with my filipina wife on Mindanao. ❤ 🇵🇭 ❤🇵🇭

[@raufdecena4061]

❤

[@raufdecena4061]

Welcome to Philippines sir..

[@stackfire9601]

Me too I'm going from USA to Cebu to be with my Filapina😊

[@KGnines]

Godbless you sir

[@brianvincent8287]

Mindanao is a dangerous place,, she wants your money,, we have a word for those types of women

[@user-Katokomo05]

Sa pilipinas na aking bayan Lantay ng pirlas ng silanganan Hari na tibo ng kayamanan ng may kapal Likas sa pilipono na maging mapag mahal Ako ay pilipino,❤

[@texwinter7330]

My beloved country, the Philippines ❤

[@jehgelo]

I am really interested with what caboloan looks like when it was influenced by Chinese and Japanese. I think the architecture and clothing is amazing!

[@ShielaJemilla]

I think they copied the Song dynasty

[@danielpasterp5837]

Beautiful country! I been there four times and I’m planning to become an expat there! ❤️🇵🇭

[@whatthe7387]

🤣😂

[@punsalanedmon4537]

Excellent History. Thank you for our Heroes from the past. Now the Philippines lead by Corrupt Politician Filipino in return We poor Filipino has no free basic medication with $10 per day salary and very Low Social Security but Billionaire Filipino Politician has House in USA. Many Filipinos now struggle to have Job in USA and Spain to have better salary and better living. They are 6 million FILIPINO AMERICAN Now Filipino Politicians Brain wash Filipino students to continue the corrupt system in the Philippines. Independence is good for Corrupt Filipino Politicians. but Too bad for poor Filipino It was a big mistake to have Independence with the USA.

[@builtnotboughtmadeinphilip3955]

Not a bad idea, Im 12 years here. Retired Marine

[@garizonmann1284]

The narrative not mention the 1658 Brunei Sultanate ceded North Borneo (Sabah) to Sulu Sultan in compensation for winning the war during that era etc

[@garizonmann1284]

PresAguinaldo declared Philippines independence from Spain on June 12th 1898 after three centuries of colonialism hence the American conquest has begun (too many wars too many battles continuing until today a never ending quest for Freedom " God Speed Philippines 🇵🇭)

[@احمدتمیمعرب-ذ4و]

Please make a video about the Afghanistan 🇦🇫 the history is significant

[@biosaari]

Two years of the American-Philippine War is more than brief. 1-2 million died.

[@deepblume6611]

Non-filipinos: Philippines is so wonderful Filipinos: 💀💀💀🔥🔥🔥

[@judepinay]

Fr😂 so dangerous ngl

[@juliusaupyrian3046]

Because they never go home ,still thinking of 20yrs ago .

[@Lemjanmusic]

if you've lived in other countries you'll realize how beautiful Philippines is. Corrupt lang ang government but the country itself is beautiful and rich in culture.

[@judepinay]

@@Lemjanmusic yes i agree but netizens are toxic and jealosy;(( but dw not all of them.and me im kind lmao^_^

[@derbdep]

Half-Filipinos: oo nga, wonderful ang philippines, pero.... i meannnn helloo?? kaepalan/corruption/pampaputi/padrino system/toxic mentality/utang na loob/pork barrel/crab mentality/low infra/corruption/corruption/corruption..

[@the_aging_ofwgerardorodrig3860]

Learning deep lessons from the Philippines history is desirable information for the Filipino Baby Boomers up to Gen Alpha. The past provides a wealth of knowledge.👍 #the_aging_ofw🤠🇵🇭

[@jongjong2x]

Zheng He never passed by Philippines. You can ask scholars in Singapore for on that and they agreed that he never passed by Philippines.

[@quantumoctave1513]

Certainly one of the most beautiful countries, not to mention it's food and people ❤

[@Jimmy_Boy_Kalahati]

IMO, nothing real special about the foods, most being very carby and fatty. The people love eating carbs on carbs, innards, fried chicken, and everything in Jollibee. There's a reason why they label lots of foods "Putok Batok" and they joke about it; Pinoy mentality, "Bahala Na".

[@stuka80]

@@Jimmy_Boy_Kalahati there is always a filipino that i see that cannot just accept a compliment and instead have to point out why the compliment is wrong and proceeds to point out the negatives of the country.

[@Jimmy_Boy_Kalahati]

@@stuka80 just pointing out my observations that I see as the truth; my opinion. Yes, I'm the life of the party.

[@stuka80]

@@Jimmy_Boy_Kalahati Yes definitely your own opinion because despite your focus on the false claims that its mostly modern processed foods, the Philippines in actuality has its own vibrant and traditional cuisine that is very diverse and extensive.

[@Jimmy_Boy_Kalahati]

@@stuka80 Yeah, I never said it's mostly modern processed foods. LOL. Nice try.

[@jasonpalacios1363]

Actually the Spanish refused to surrender their last remaining colonies in The Philippines and Cuba even though by the 19th century the Spanish Empire was a skeleton of its former self and they only surrendered to the US not only because the US gave $20 million to Spain but also because to the Spanish point of view, it was better to surrender the islands to the White Americans to the Brown Native Filipinos.

[@theawesomeman9821]

Spain was also in debt, selling off what they already lost made financial sense.

[@baldeagledelta3482]

Well they don't have the right to barter Ph to anyone. But as it is, there's honor between thieves isn't it??

[@Arbelot]

It's kinda embarrassing to lose a colony to native rule. Better surrender to a fellow Westerner rather than surrender to the Indios.

[@paugallego1622]

Bonifacio? Arroyo? Noynoy?

[@kmbc66]

bro can't take an L

[@PreColonial1500]

The Philippines had and has many currapted officials and leaders keeping the country poor. The main problem is that majorities are poor and uneducated, and those corrupt government officials are bribing them using taxpayers' m9ney to get votes. IT'S A SAD SONG FOR THOSE POOR FILIPINOS ON REPEATS. But I still love my Island my home.

[@BMWE90HQ]

Pretty much the story of every country ever. Some are better at hiding it than others.

[@Forever-iz2dv]

​@@BMWE90HQsome countries have the same story but better privileges. They treat their citizens better, like as humanely as possible. We get treated like trash here 😃 I hope to renounce my Phillippinno citizen

[@mikeyfraile2402]

​​the government are doing to make the life of the poor Filipinos better like 4ps, so poor families can send their children to school scholarship by Dept, Of Education Pension For Senior Citizens try make a research on government projects and social welfare and if a government official or public servant are maltreating you report it immediate to the authority or to Senator Tulfo to make further investigation on that matter

[@patxizabaljauregui2543]

It’s a vicious cycle. The Philippine government needs an overhaul. God help the Philippines

[@neo_ericjuarez61]

​@@Forever-iz2dv you are hereby proclaim as a wanderer citizen with no identity 🎉

[@AkosiUnoOfficial]

I AM Pilipino im happy that in my time im free i have a freedom i can go, i can do, i have happy life, i can play with my family, i can play games, thank you my beloved Pilipino

[@pete4258]

History is history. When the Philippines became independent from the US, the Filipino people still lost and we are still feeling the effects.

[@punsalanedmon4537]

Excellent History. Thank you for our Heroes from the past. Now the Philippines lead by Corrupt Politician Filipino in return We poor Filipino has no free basic medication with $10 per day salary and very Low Social Security but Billionaire Filipino Politician has House in USA. Many Filipinos now struggle to have Job in USA and Spain to have better salary and better living. They are 6 million FILIPINO AMERICAN Now Filipino Politicians Brain wash Filipino students to continue the corrupt system in the Philippines. Independence is good for Corrupt Filipino Politicians. but Too bad for poor Filipino It was a big mistake to have Independence with the USA.

[@random_guy2890]

Uyy Philippines 🇵🇭🇵🇭 👏👏 PHILIPPINES 🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@WhyWouldIReadNames]

yan ba ung sa TikTok?

[@random_guy2890]

@@WhyWouldIReadNames oo

[@angelicaeguac672]

Philippines / (Pilipinos) bear too much inspite of, but still standing strong as the Land of the Morning, land dear and holy...Mabuhay ang Lupang Hinirang - The Philippines 🇵🇭 has its own wealth and endowed with rich in natural resources. LoveandLight ❤

[@geraldinete9638]

It's just a matter 😮🎉

[@ronaldopascua8221]

You skipped the Gloria Arroyo and Benigno Aquino Jr. Presidency between the Estrada and Duterte Administration.

[@RymeTore]

Hahahaha

[@luisrodinbranzuela4854]

Well thats good both had nothing to offer

[@arrow5390]

What 😅😅😅

[@apobani5247]

This is from the perspective of a western writer. I like to hear from the Ophirian (Ophir) perspective before it is called Philippines. What the society like? The extend of the Sovereignty that stretched to Palau and beyond in the East and to some portion of Indonesia in the South...

[@roseanntano2600]

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

[@MzTess54]

I left my country Philippines since I was 21 years old. I only learned very little about Philippines in school. Your video is detailed, thank you for giving us valuable knowledge.

[@b_playz]

WOOOO PHILIPPINES 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@zenaidasagum4712]

I was crying when I listened to this history of My beloved beautiful Country . Thanks for these wonderful memories. 🙏

[@bellatrixdonnikova]

Hi, I'm learning tagalog in university. Maybe we can chat? Right now I don't know much, but we are studying very intensively

[@DrewYourLover]

You're mistaken about Caboloan; it was never part of the Ming Dynasty but only a tributary state.

[@paranoya733]

When u pay tributes u are the client state to someone bigger than u and still relevant be called part of

[@RyzenShanks]

@@paranoya733 Actually no. Tributary states pay tributes to avoid invasion from the bigger state. They don't want to become part of the bigger state that's why they pay tribute.

[@baldeagledelta3482]

​@@paranoya733 Oh so what does that make the USA then?

[@therminust4]

not only Caboloan, even Sulu Sultanese are vasaI of Ming Dynasty King Sulu Paduka Pahala rest in China Royal Tomb, and descendant stay in China become one of Hui ethnic families

[@iangang9535]

@@therminust4 that means that sulu king lost his kingdom to some usurper who replaced him as a new sulu king so they went to china, was never able to regain his kingdom & died there with his family in exile.

[@sergioaumanbarnes6950]

In the early times, Philippines had survived colonialism...until today we're still fighting and surviving but from the forces of nature all year round...not to mention the man-made disasters, the POLITICS! 🤩

[@daisysee2935]

God save Philippines from evil politicians voted through utang na loob- they are not public servant.

[@nanakomatsumi-j3j]

if there's no politics in our country, we would all be a middle class happy people and no crimes,etc...

[@lowcost549]

Wishful thinking theres no civilization on earth that dont have poor, middle class and rich xD. Unless your country have unlimited supply of oil that is independently yours so it can support not having tac and paying for civilians needs. ​@@nanakomatsumi-j3j

[@coradalida2375]

Thank you for sharing this history of our country..

[@tobes8558]

Love this because my girlfriend is Filipino so I’m glad to learn about her history!

[@Alghi451]

What are u?

[@TN.DeadHead1861]

If you've got my bad luck, you'll have to keep that knowledge to yourself because she probably won't give a damn hahaha

[@nameperson3581]

​@@Alghi451Probably cliche. He's white and shes Filipina.

[@life_is_a_myth]

Please be another Asian and not the typical poverty women chasers. (Edit: Not necessarily White)

[@sovietroll7880]

Pinoy girls worship white ppl. Years of colonization did that.

[@jengengbers6099]

Great job!

[@Sir.SouthSider]

THANK YOU KNOWLEDGIA my source of knowledge and history.

[@kahldiss2689]

this is crap. its time for him to fire his researchers.

[@jsudlow12]

Very cool video, love the history

[@pinoytunes7707]

lots of misinformation on the map there.. but glad that someone talks about pre colonial philippines, since all history teachers love to talk about is our time under Spain

[@CTCDetroit]

What happened to the once a year Acapulco-Manilla convoys and trade with silver for Chinese goods that made China the greatest silver holder and richest country in the World?

[@migueldesanagustin2296]

The galleon trade ended due to Mexican independence. Mexico declared its independence from Spain in 1810. Last Galleon fleets permanently stopped sailing in 1815. Mexico finally consumated its independence in 1820.

[@daisysee2935]

some gold and jade came from the Philippines

[@jennyutohstorm4380]

The history of the philipines is perfect for the battle games 😊

[@pinoytunes7707]

and fantasy novels

[@HaluhalongPuna]

yeah perfect for western perspective. if ever a filipino creates a video game based on our history, he/she/they will have a hard time making the Philippines as the main character. as you can tell, we're always oppressed by the aggressors of the world.

[@josecastro3521]

Why does everyone insist on calling him Ferdinand Magellan? The name of the Portuguese navigator is FERNÃO DE MAGALHÃES (1480-1521) who began the first circumnavigation of the earth in the service of the king of Spain, Carlos V. People's names should not be translated because they lose the origin and authenticity.

[@chedmacr]

Same thing could be said to "Perlas ng Silanganan".

[@Lover_warrior]

Why do you suppose the name change? Pronunciation difficulty?

[@9tsgamers825]

then call Philippines Maharlika

[@Yaninguito]

Philippines means the special people of the King.

[@HaluhalongPuna]

kaya pala, buong buhay ko lagi akong napapaisip na hindi siya tunog espanyol o portuges. 'yun naman pala. salamat sa bagong kaalaman na ito para sa akin.

[@henryposadas3309]

Thank you for the great history lesson. However it completely missed details of Andres Bonifacio, the founder of the Katipunan and the execution of Jose Rizal. Both are very important in our history.

[@jiyuminivlogs]

Not so important to mention.

[@MarkIsTiredAlways]

​@@jiyuminivlogshuh wdym it's teached in every school in the philippines

[@floridaaguada4216]

Love History❤Thank you for Documenting the history of my country😊

[@ernestojavillonar3724]

For me I am Proud to be a Filipino due because My Parents are truly born here as they told.me.during Japanese War. Hoping to be one of rhe MAHARLIKANS someday once our Queen Helwn Panolino Abdurajak.and King Ranah Mamay will GOVERN rhe whole World that is given the Aurhority of Our Beloved Grandfathers Of Jolo Sulo and Norrh Borneo thru Jose Rizal.and FEM. God Bless Philippines. . ..

[@alttab3694]

Bruh what are you talking about

[@roseanntano2600]

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH fake news

[@roseanntano2600]

Wake up!!!

[@luckysevenvlog3705]

Thank you for sharing this video history of the Philippines

[@Knowledgia]

Our pleasure!

[@punsalanedmon4537]

Excellent History. Thank you for our Heroes from the past. Now the Philippines lead by Corrupt Politician Filipino in return We poor Filipino has no free basic medication with $10 per day salary and very Low Social Security but Billionaire Filipino Politician has House in USA. Many Filipinos now struggle to have Job in USA and Spain to have better salary and better living. They are 6 million FILIPINO AMERICAN Now Filipino Politicians Brain wash Filipino students to continue the corrupt system in the Philippines. Independence is good for Corrupt Filipino Politicians. but Too bad for poor Filipino It was a big mistake to have Independence with the USA.

[@charlie-ge2pe]

Isn't Spanish East Indies vast? Many pacific islands were part of it.

[@Worldviewsandthoughts]

Back in the day, the kings of the earth had to send their catholic religion to every place they conquered! Why can't people be left alone to live their own life without becoming slave servants to the modern world??!!

[@TFSIChristmas]

Ciao bella! Formosa è l'altra isola, il resto era territori pirtuguesi

[@fredlaureles2133]

Thank you so much!

[@ryuji5511]

I love this history because my girlfriend is a filipina, i want to learn more about their history, im also a filipino.

[@jakepullen394]

❤❤❤ i love this video about the history of my beloved cointry. Love watching this from Cebu

[@migs232]

Appreciated your take on Philippine history especially during the pre-colonial eras and Spanish eras. You kinda left out the presidencies of Gloria Arroyo and Benigno Aquino III and not much was discussed about Pres. Garcia’s term. Nevertheless, it was a really good take on Philippine history and would be helpful to students and history enthusiasts. 😀

[@suskagusip1036]

It says precoloneal Philippines 🇵🇭. Get it?

[@Susan-zc9ri]

Philippines is the best. I live in the Philippines, they have beautiful places ❤❤❤

[@woodykusaki9970]

As a Filipino myself, I would agree with a lot of the information here except the Marcos section. 1) economy going down was mainly due to the middle east war which caused a lot of country's economies going down. The US increased interest rate which screwed over our loans. 2) I could say with full confidence Jabidah Massacre was fake. No names of the victims and no families of the supposed victims came out to support this claim even after 1986 when Marcos hating became popular. 3) no, there was no evidence whatsoever that Corazon Aquino won that election. There were 2 ballot counting organizations at that time. The official, COMELEC, counted the ballots at 100% and declared Marcos the clear winner by a huge margin. The other, NAMFREL counted the ballots at 69% and said Cory was slightly in the lead. 100% vs 69%. 100% is more reliable. There were people who came out that said they couldn't take the cheating going on but there was no specifics or further evidence to support their claims. They could very well be paid actors. 4) Ninoy's assassins are not known until now. Both his wife and his son became presidents and neither bothered to investigate who really the assassin was.

[@MarlonMartinez-jd7nu]

Jabidah massacre fake? Try searching Jibin Urula - ABS-CBN old tv series "Pipol"

[@daisysee2935]

Marcos section is very true.

[@ekiboiii]

where did you get your resources? from marcos loyalist vloggers?

[@woodykusaki9970]

​@@ekiboiii where did I get my resources?.. research, logic and critical thinking. Being able to distinguish true information from disinformation. See this is my problem with the anti Marcoses. You think Filipinos are not capable of objective thought and that we have to listen to someone else to form an opinion. I stress Filipinos because I don't see you do that to foreigners. It's no wonder you lost the election in a landslide. Your side is lying to our faces (or spreading wrong information if it's unintentional) and we can see right through you. Also, another thing I notice is that you seem to not know the difference between facts and opinions? Facts, we gather from different sources. We use them to form our personal, educated opinions.

[@sicbeatzcrewjj]

Yep this is Facts!

[@mohammedsaysrashid3587]

Peoples accepted all neighborhood civilizations and their's dominated embodied to internal enmity amongst themselves. Then, Phillipines islands became competitive stages of modern western superpowers... thanks for sharing

[@khiezayfier1718]

Nice content. God bless Philippines 🇵🇭 ❤ 😊

[@adlaidep]

I was born and grew up in the Philippines but have been a U.S. resident for almost 40 years now. Interesting take on Philippine history. Pretty complete but, not being a historian, I cannot fully assess its accuracy or fairness. One glaring omission is the term of Gloria Macapagal (2001-2010).

[@Knowledgia]

Thanks for watching and for sharing your thoughts!

[@Luisjoseglobal]

I love the Philippines 🇵🇭❤️ I kinda wish they spoke Spanish like the rest of their cousins. I’m going to film videos over there !!❤️

[@stuka80]

They use until the American colonization, which successfully purged spanish for english, however as you may know, there are alot of spanish loan words in filipino languages.

[@javeedkhalil7470]

There are generation can speak Spanish there because Spanish still included in college. They even start to speak Russian .

[@ErmitaBaladjay]

Cebuano or Cebu knows how to speak Spanish

[@nanakomatsumi-j3j]

there are still some Filipinos who can speak spanish,like in Cavite area,they speak Chavacano...

[@HaluhalongPuna]

no thank you. we're southeast asians and we don't want to be associated with western culture anymore. we'd rather learn how to speak our neighboring southeast asian countries. they are our real cousins, the austronesians.

[@friendships1000]

This information was never taught to us in school in our history subject. I hope our department of education would include this You must have done extensive research which l appreciate very much as a Filipino. Well done ❤.

[@e.s.5872]

Do a feature about the Maharlika kingdom of the Philippines, which extended to all of Micronesia, Polynesia, and Marianas all the way to Hawaii and possibly Samoa. Not much is spoken about this time period, but they were the first people to believe in one God while the rest of the world worshipped multiple God's. Calling their God Abba. I'm looking forward to what you can uncover. Thank you.

[@nanakomatsumi-j3j]

ABBA is Yehova the Divine Holy Father of Yeshua aka Jesus...

[@roseanntano2600]

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH fake news

[@Editha-e7c]

Great info and details. I just wish that more attention was given to proper pronunciations specially because of the nature of this topic.

[@johnsantos5278]

Gloria Arroyo and Noynoy Aquino was never mentioned. They are part of Philippine history.

[@sphoenix7861]

both no relevance at all.. 😂

[@Animeedit409]

😂😂 mga walang KWENTAng presedente Ang nabanggit mo

[@dancasipit]

Walang kwentang administrations kasi kaya di na sinama..😂

[@alfredsteinacher1417]

Great summary.

[@venzlaysa]

Another fact is #westphilippinesea belongs to Philippines ☝️

[@daisysee2935]

that’s why I hate the portion China starting to invade us.

[@BudiBudi-oe4kz]

Right On, kapatid!! 👏👏👏😉👍🇵🇭 HURRAH PHILIPPINES!!

[@venzlaysa]

@@BudiBudi-oe4kz 💪💪💪

[@gaufrid1956]

My Filipina wife's maternal grandfather was half Japanese, but never knew his Japanese father. He was brought up Filipino in Mindanao and fought as a Filipino guerilla fighter against the Japanese in Northern Mindanao. In 1980, my wife was 15 years old and a First Lieutenant in the MNLF (Moro National Liberation Front) fighting against the Marcos Government forces. Luckily, she survived that difficult time. I'm Aussie, and had an easy life really. I applaud the Filipino spirit which is still being shown today. Laban lang! Abante Pilipinas!

[@gado3p]

Thanks for the enterest in the philippine history, pls. Have a deeper research next time😊

[@geraldinete9638]

Yes po teacher is the best time to take care of my family I had to take my time to understand what my schedule looks good 👍🏻

[@yotho4510]

The largest ethnicity in the Philippines is not the Tagalogs but the Visayan's famous Visayan's were Manny Pacquiao and Duterte although he was controversial. But Visayans are the bravest but nicest and welcoming Filipinos.

[@mimialos7668]

Ow😂😂😂

[@mimialos7668]

The drug lord protector if not not the the druglord himself😂😂😂just saying .I LOVE MY BELOVED PHILIPPINES 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭 WOE TO THISE HYPOCRITES FILIPINOS ESPECIALLY THOSE MAKAPILI😂😂😂

[@miriamsipsey9034]

Mindanao is most Choatic & Isolated Part of the Whole Archaepilago where Muslims are Consecrated (due to closer to Indonesia & Malaysia) along with Phil. Ex- Pres Duterte's Controvercial & Questionable Figure.

[@beyoualways4ever]

You can search the 'Ethinicity of the Philippines' 2020 Census of the Population and Housing from PSA (Philippine Statistics Authority). Here are the 3 largest Ethnic group in the Philippines: 1. Tagalog (26%)- 28M population 2. Bisaya/ Binisaya (14.3%)- 15M population 3. Ilocano (8%)- 8.7M population

[@beyoualways4ever]

psa.gov.ph/content/ethnicity-philippines-2020-census-population-and-housing

[@allentisthammer4763]

Thank you.

[@Arbelot]

Hate to admit it, but there would be no sense of Filipino nationhood if it weren't for the intense colonization and Christianization by the Spaniards (we Filipinos call them "Kastila"). Our country was even named after the Spanish King Felipe II.

[@nanakomatsumi-j3j]

but before the Spaniards came to our archepelago, we are in excestance ...

[@MarkIsTiredAlways]

​@@nanakomatsumi-j3jthe term Filipinos didn't exist before the Spanish arrived

[@HaluhalongPuna]

i beg to disagree. Thailand was never colonized and yet they became a civilized country just like the rest of the world (it's just a matter of time). it terms of nationhood, i wouldn't mind if luzon, visayas and mindanao we're not united and all became an independent country. who are we to stop that? atleast our history by then would be clean of horrible stories of colonization and humiliation.

[@YNG_eternalx]

Hey, can you make an entire history of Greece? Or Roman History?

[@kacangajaib1563]

I love how the narrator butchered "Datus"😊

[@DeborahOlson-r2n]

Me and my husband are both retired in US and planning go back in the Philippines for good this year.

[@MugzD]

philippine history is mostly just freedom so close then snatched away last minute...then now our freedom is once again being threatened

[@courier.66]

We shall never bow down to the Chinese Communist Party, besides, we have America on our side, if the CCP tries anything, we have our bilateral treaty with not only the US but several in EA and SEA

[@ragsacperlas3217]

Thank you for your massive research and more believable history of my country ma

[@winflips]

Spain was a new rome.

[@ForageGardener]

No it wasn't. Rome was a republic Spain wad a germanic style monarchy

[@SergioSP-kc8bd]

​@@ForageGardener Rome also had monarchies for centuries.

[@TFSIChristmas]

Heirs of Rome and being Roman nothing to do with just speaking the language

[@TFSIChristmas]

Spain was successor of Rome. So yes, it is.

[@angelitaarbon]

❤❤❤i love my country , the Phillipines

[@batangbatibot3069]

You missed Gloria Macapagal Arroyo and NoyNoy Aquino

[@marinadoblicara4521]

God bless the Philippines!

[@jumarkpelismino5632]

Correction: Humabon was chief king in Cebu not in Limasawa... Lapu-Lapu was chief king of Mactan, a small island near Cebu...

[@FallenPriest11]

There's no king in pre-colonial Philippines, there's only Raha, datu, sultan or lakan. 😜

[@jumarkpelismino5632]

@@FallenPriest11 Still, king.

[@zachzoldyck1796]

​@@FallenPriest11 lol. just a minor definition and ranking but the key point of that is all of those are the highest ranking people govern the community. use your commonsense

[@zachzoldyck1796]

​@@FallenPriest11 lol. just a minor definition and ranking but the key point of that is all of those are the highest ranking people govern the community. use your c*mmons*nse

[@rhemartmora7740]

​@@FallenPriest11 Rajah, Sultan, and Lakan all means King in English. Datu also means local King or local Lord depending on context.

[@Alken_PH]

New Subscriber here❤

[@AnnalizapagdalaranDuterte-c4s]

Buenos Diaz Amiga amigos

[@nanakomatsumi-j3j]

yes, a good day to you,too

[@TFSIChristmas]

Sempre

[@geraldinete9638]

Looks great

[@skylinelover9276]

I've been in Spain but the "s" is silent -Jose Rizal

[@migueldesanagustin2296]

We Filipinos pronounce the words in Filipino Spanish. Just like the Mexican Spanish, the Latinos. The S in Jose Rizal is not silent in Filipino Spanish

[@shino4833]

@@migueldesanagustin2296 Yes but the comment is a joke that I hope you will get if you remove the letter s if you read spain.

[@sfguzmani]

@@migueldesanagustin2296 It went over your head.

[@reygieflorestv13]

Thankyou for educating history of my country 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@Potatolake1956]

PHILIPPINES MENTIONED 🇵🇭🇵🇭🔥🔥🔥 RAHHHHHH ASSEMBLE FRIED PIPINOS!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🦅🦅

[@EpicWaffle1128]

Im a History nerd and I always wanted to know the History of my country :)

[@levibalacang9254]

Ferdinand Marcos Sr. Is the best philippine president ever. You didn't mention here that the Marcos Sr term is the philippine golden age. Infrastructures built, schools, hospitals, roads, bridges etc. In his term Phils is the best in agriculture at that time. Our military is strong as well. Marcos is not a dictator, he declared martial law to counteract communism who's bringing chaos to the country. If he is dictator he would have told his military to kill the people protesting against him. In his time there are more pro Marcos than against. The provinces are pro Marcos only in manila rallied against him. When Aquino succeeded him the philippines become very poor. The housewife who become president. Haha. It's a big mistake of those protested against Marcos. Until today most Filipinos love the marcoses. Thanks to our president Marcos Sr. We got back up golds that helps our economy until today. Our genius, kind and humble president ever we thank him.

[@roseanntano2600]

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH fake news victim

[@NellyCasanova-wi3yz]

Thanks to the other country who helps my native Philip-pines im from San Luis Quezon,Philippine now is AURORA Philippines...🇵🇭 ❤

[@flaneurnz]

Mga kababayan, we have been summoned. Scream Philippinesssssss!!!!!! ❤❤❤🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@JhopelCana]

Awesome thanks 👍👍👍 US

[@DucaTech]

Now I understand why PH has a Stockholm Syndrome.

[@ajb7345]

Wumao

[@prodbymask.]

pre colonial philippines always will be fascinating to me. specially since the spanish labeled us as savages I didnt think we had much much more than living tribal back then.

[@Lord_Ivoundy_Creood]

They didnt immedietly label us savages... The first expeditions noted the wealth of the Tagalogs and other nobility, even when they conquered Kota Serulong(Maynilad), they noted the ornate hardwood atchitecture of the royal manors, and the gold and silver guilding on various objects and as parts of the hosues themselves... Them viewing the locals as savages came later in the Colonial period to supress dreams of rebellion and nationalism...