THE HISTORY OF THE PHILIPPINES in 12 minutes

THE HISTORY OF THE PHILIPPINES in 12 minutes
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[@Knowledgia]

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[@mimialos7668]

Your story is the story of those liars,hypocrite and true dirty politicians and rich in our country . DON'T MESS OUR REAL HISTORY.THE HISTORY IS ,THE AQUINOS ARE TRULY THE GREAT DICTATOR CONNIVES WUTH THE CARDINAL SIN AND USA AND THE OLIGARCHS.😡😡😡

[@rogeliotarlac1200]

Mga bugok na tao Ang nag sasabing si Magellan Ang nakadiscovry Ng Ophir ay si king Solomon Ang kaunaunahing tao dito nag punta sa Ophir

[@jeanpaulinemiravalles3036]

malinta tunnel

[@ghiemaekoe7535]

That story never taught in school lier

[@joulescat883]

As I mentioned in an earlier post but was not published you have to correct your history. The Filipinos rebelled against Spain in 1896 and declared its own independence in June 12,1898 with its first president Emilio Aguinaldo. At around the same time the US and Spain had a war that ended in Spain seceding Guam and Puerto Rico and selling Philippines to the US for $20M. The US proceeded to colonize the new Independent Philippines which ended in over 200K Filipino casualties. Philippines became a US colony until WW2 where Filipinos were conscripted in the US Armed Forces that fought the Japanese occupants.

[@itsourtubenow9729]

Next time someone asks me why I look Asian, speak like a Malay, have an American first name and a Spanish last name, practice asian culture and eat Southeast Asian/ Chinese food, imma just show them this video

[@gggamer2738]

this comment made my day hahah

[@reelavery]

So very true 😂😂

[@_eXraided_]

Tell them because of Colonial Mentality 😅😂😂😅

[@jilzcrocks3470]

70% of Filipino cuisine are hispanic lol. (Caldereta, menudo, champorrado, lechon, empanadas, picadillo, escabeche, and etc)

[@erushi5503]

I wish that was my name.... Heck mine is a mish mash of ancient language

[@mr.winterbamboo6829]

I love how this starts with pre colonial era and not with "whEn mAgEllan fOund the pHilippines"💕

[@pingzcagz3487]

Rooted Untouchable Political Power of the PHILIPPINE.Grow bigger unstoppable. Election time: 1.Politicos always giving money to selected areas the day before election day. 2.Politicos giving foods or other products during election campaigns. 3.Politicos are allowed being sponsored by Business Individuals. 4.Incumbent Politicos always has the edge of intimidating factors towards his locals. 5.Incumbent Politicos if facing LAW SUIT against them easily get TRO'S . The game of TRO'S s introduced especially if the Politicos in alliances with political parties of the Administration. Now is TRO protecting FILIPINOS? Or TRO only applied to rich Individuals and even so rich POLITICOS? How about ordinary FILIPINOS not heard of getting TROs. PLEASE let the LAW of the Land be fair to all Citizen.Most likely Politicos are prone to CORRUPTION and yet always get favored by the LAWS. People needs a PATRIOTIC LAWS OF THE LAND. FILIPINOS always had a bad impression: Who ever pays more the LAW'S getting favored,the Wise is silent the stupid gets multiplied...but don't forget with these awareness you shall be CURSED ...by the People getting affected. . 6. Tinatakot factor : Incumbent Mayors,Kagawad,Congressman,Senator...Pag kinukwestion ang Kaban ng Bayan ng isang munting mamamayan....na walang kalaban laban at alam nila walang laban dahil walang pambayad sa abogado...PINIPERSONAL ng Politicos ang Laban imbes na sagutin ang issue...Ginugutom nila ang Pamelya dahil tinuring kalaban sa Politica....masaklap pa tinatangal sa trabaho,pag may calamity at humihingi ng tulong sa governo hindi binibigyan at hindi kasama sa mga ayuda. 7. Politicos pays Millions for mainstream medias for advertising..ex.GMA7,ABS-CBN etc. 8. Calamity funds, Donation funds...Intelligence funds especially outgoing Politicos for their last term never use Millions of savings.The question is where do millions go? I believed all of these are the basic root caused of CORRUPTION. WHY ALL POLITICOS SILENT ABOUT THESE? WHY THERE IS NO FORCEFUL LAWS about these? Is it because all of them shares the benefit of it? That's why they are expending millions of millions?And still no truest LAWS on the Land.? Itong yung sinasabi binibilog lang utak natin sa mga Politicos natin...tapus kanya kanya tayong kampi sa bawat grupo nila. Pag nanalo POLITICOS mo syempre talo ang kabila...panahon ng CALAMITY kinakawawa mo yung kalaban sa politica...kunti lang binibigay na budgets para sa tulong kadalasan walang tulong. For hundreds and thousands years uunlad ba BANSA natin yan? Winning Politicos after Elections: 1.Its the time of taking back what was expended. 2.Aggressive to the money making LAWS even if it is depriving dignities of the many Filipinos example.CPD LAW by Trililanes. Universal Health Care For OFWs being imposed. 3.Using government funds like..SSS,GSIS,PHILHEALTH...for whatever purposes. This is awareness for all FILIPINOS rather than saying we could not help to stop CORRUPTION. WE SHOULD BE PATRIOTIC and Solidify FILIPINOS for one purpose to defend our Territory soon. PAYAMANIN natin ang ating BANSA hindi yung POLITICOS ang PAYAMANIN NATIN....BE PATRIOTIC. ACT NOW NOT LATER DEFEND OUR TERRITORY SOON. The turmoil of cultured virus starts attacking, somehow someday...if we couldn't keep up with the advancement War Technology, we always left behind...and may be invaded again.

[@pingzcagz3487]

IF YOU ARE TRUE FILIPINO..: 1.) Willing to do SACRIFICES to be PATRIOTIC. a.) Step down from Senator,step down from Congress. b.) Proceed to FEDERALISM and PARLIAMENTARY GOVERNMENT. c.) WILLING to SACRIFICE NOT TO PRACTICE CORRUPTION and Perpetuate Corruption from the smallest. d.) STRENGTHENED the Law of the Land Equality no more TRO...TRO only the rich benefited and the Politicos benefited. e.) PATRIOTIC values being thought to schools. f.) Political Parties must be discouraged instead Characterized QUALITY LEADER'S guidelines.PATRIOTIC Leader. Political Parties resulted to PEOPLE Divisions very bad resulted also to arguing,killings. selected favoritism, instead of PUBLIC SERVANT resulted to Political SERVANTS. Instead of solving Problems they are solving Problems to lift their Political Parties rather than solving the Problem for the PEOPLE for the FILIPINOS.DIVISION HAPPENS. g.) All Philippine Valuable Resources: Earth dirts or soil MINERALS shall be Processed produce inside Philippine to cater or solve employments problem...example Mountains of Mountains MINERALS in SURIGAO DEL NORTE AND SURIGAO DEL SUR produces gold,nickel,chrome, all valuable mineral elements found etc.. shall be Processed in the Philippine do not...till the mountain and exported. MINERALS found in that earth dirt ranges allegedly to 90% more, imagine only 10% is the waste. g.) PAYAMANIN NATIN ang ating BANSA hindi POLITICOS ang Payamanin natin...for hundreds and thousands years only Politicos ang yumaman ng yumaman...FILIPINOS carries the loads of increasing taxes...Capitalist and Politicos can by pass the taxes..Politicos they are the one making the Laws which all the time favors to them and favors to their favorite business companies and business individuals.BE PATRIOTIC.

[@pingzcagz3487]

A Country runs by Politics and motivated by politicos always be a Poor Country.But a Country runs by Dedicated Patriotic Individuals...is a Strong Country and will become a rich country. by:fel

[@pingzcagz3487]

Thinking Mind : FILIPINOS vs Any other Country 1.) Filipinos since Primitive Times or Ancient Period already a SMART People. They only get Filipinos by Force and being invaded. 2.)That's why many Countries can't Comprehend easily Filipinos actions. 3.)Other Countries could be easily DUPED. 4.) BUT Filipinos now a days because of being SMART tend to CORRUPT Filipino Brothers to gain and to acquire more WEALTH. Insights. : It's time to be Patriotic to Solidify our Country ...being the SMARTEST and to be UNIFIED even the smallest of the World ....We become a Powerful Country no Countries can invade us again. Take away Politicos and Politics it always ruin the Nation and the People.

[@dummydumb8050]

@@pingzcagz3487 damn

[@Yasin_2312]

The Philippines has a diverse history. Started from Hinduism and Buddhism Influence, then to Islamic Influence where Trading Grew and Flourished, then to the Spanish Empire where Catholicism grew, then to become a US Colony where Protestantism and the English Language Grew , then to become occupied by the Japanese Empire, and then finally become independent. Now that’s crazy

[@yenniebells7253]

We, Filipinos, tend to say "Tangkilikin ang sariling atin" which literally means to "love your own". But given how we were influenced by various cultures, colonized for hundreds of years, is there really something that we can truly call our own? Even our own country name isn't our own..

[@jadino_bambino]

Yes. Pretty much. All I saw was a hot mess. I understand where I come from now in regards to the strong religious backgrounds and colonization throughout history ~ but it doesn't mean I like it. People are always guessing where I come from because I can pass as Mexican, Native American, Japanese, Chinese, Canadian etc. I've never been to any of those places 😆

[@my_other_side473]

Pretty much the same with all countries.

[@kathleenabbu8553]

Well Indigenous Ethnic people still exist. We exist, we're trying everything we can to keep our language, culture, practices & beliefs, making theses/research papers, studying the IPRA Laws & etc.

[@tumao_kaliwat_napulo]

If we are to rename our country; *_Maharlika:_* so much issues, name deeply tied to the marcos family *_Ophir:_* ginoo ko! Conspiracy theory, barbers gossip, bias to the jews... So how about this; *_International name:_* Makronesia (big islands)《Opposite of Micronesia which is part of spanish east indies before》 *_Local Name:_* Angkapulawan (the islands) [Ang+ka-pulaw(malay word for island)-an] -*alt.*_ Bansang Kapulawan. Demonym Int'l: Makronesian Demonyn Local: Tagakapulawan (islanders) No religious bias, no ethnic bias, no historical bias, perfectly describes our geography and way of life...

[@NYxHardcor]

I've been talking bout this for many years. Who are we, really? 😂

[@shappy60]

Ottomans fighting Aztecs, Mayans and Incas in the Phillipines is not something I expected to hear about today

[@Sindrewino]

Indeed!

[@sal1500]

Respect Ottomans (Turkey) From the Philippines

[@clitoralrosary9474]

None of those things ever happened.

[@Sindrewino]

Prince Stingy oh? Please elaborate:)

[@clitoralrosary9474]

@@SindrewinoI mean they didn't fucking happen. Just like the were no Chinese in ancient Maya, or aliens in ancient Greece.

[@mstrslay3752]

It's nice to see that a non-filipino is doing a lot of research on Philippine history that has been forgotten by most of the Filipino community.

[@bmona7550]

Others did not simply forget, but are in denial that the Islands were something more than “filled with savages” before the colonization.

[@rgd9945]

Beacause history wont teach you how to be independent in life.

[@theyeetwarrior1877]

I'm from ph

[@rhonenathaniellapas560]

@@bmona7550 ikr

[@redactedz6146]

Looking back at this vid. I'd say I was more impressed with the earlier parts of it because rarely does that part get tackled, up to the conflict with the early Spanish territory vs the Muslims. Helps also that the formatting of the video with a map as reference to the events he says makes it easier to understand/visualize

[@Karansharma69420]

Love Phillipines from Nepal. 🇳🇵❤️🇵🇭

[@simply_neuroscience]

Didn't know we shared so much back in the days. Recently I have been really curious about Phillipines and their freedom revolution and how bravely they fought for their native country. Love from India.

[@Angelo-bb8tk]

I’m Mexican & the similarities between both Mexico’s and the Philippines’s culture, cuisine religion, family values etc is shockingly similar! Nuestros primos asiáticos!🇲🇽🇵🇭

[@mmna1151]

We all bin inslave by the spanis Portugese or Dutch

[@edrianbada2792]

What's your monetary currency?

[@the_girl_under_ur_bed]

@@edrianbada2792 pesos

[@Angelo-bb8tk]

@@edrianbada2792 We use the mexican peso here

[@Elvi_Tearjerky]

send tacos in Phil

[@ON-iw3vd]

When I thought Filipinos look Chinese, I met one who looked Samoan. When I met one who looked Samoan, I met one who looked Chinese. Some of them look like Latin Americans and Turkish. I can never tell what an original Filipino looks like and now I know why because of this video.

[@sociallyawkwardguy7106]

heres how to know if you met a filipino their all of the above but small

[@jane29jeng]

Sometimes people ask me if i have Turkish blood and I say maybe. I don’t know. Both parents are filipinos. I didn’t know the Ottomans went here way back in the day. Very interesting indeed.

[@manolitobenzon6903]

Ita is one of the originals

[@andrinabinogwal1135]

Some ethnic groups are not colonized here in my country Philippines. And they are really the Native Filipino's. But if we trace it back from the past history of colonization of Spain, Japan, Americans, Almost all Filipino's are mixed raced.

[@randyg6138]

Filipino look similar to Indonesian. Check the president of the Indonesia he looks Filipino and before they become indonesian they were called malayan people and the word indo it came from the indoism religion from india later it changed.

[@kristielebaron]

i visited the philippines a month ago an amazing country full of humbleness people. as a northern mexican i would say phillipines is like south mexico but in asia

[@familyandfriends3519]

No it's not they are Puerto Rican

[@user-oi2uq3fi6q]

The Latinos of Asia

[@katherinejanica99]

My father's ancestors came from Indonesia and my mother's came from Spain. Though I was born in the Philippines so I'm called Filipino. And Im proud of it!!!

[@Teja_main_hoon_Mark_idhar_hai]

My greatest ever grandmother came from central Africa🌍 2 million years ago. 😊😊😊

[@early7strikeland996]

How many different cultures do you want? Philippines: Yes

[@lancetheking7524]

shouldn't that be India or something-

[@theunfunny421]

Indonesia: *Cry in 652 local language

[@carllubrin8518]

Early7 Strikeland halo halo lol

[@AlexYorim]

*Po at Opo

[@JJ-bh6sk]

Agapito Hampaslupa hahaha

[@sebbah2]

Aztecs and egyptians fighting on opposite sides in the Philippines... man I love history!

[@26omarali]

It is captivating. It seems a case of "Improbable things happen".

[@izukawa8575]

Sounds like a civilization match

[@argenisjimenez8118]

And they thought my Age of Empires match was "unlikely to occur" in real history.

[@renesarabia6442]

​ Karlz Batiao This is true, Aztes and Incans were used by the Spanish to fortify the Philippines and Ottomans hired Egyptians and Indian Muslims to help their Muslim allies in Southeast Asia. Here are the references! ...Incans in Zamboanga, Philippines... "Second Book of the Second Part of the Conquests of the Filipinas Islands, and Chronicle of the Religious of Our Father, St. Augustine" (Zamboanga City History) "He (Governor Don Sebastían Hurtado de Corcuera) brought a great reënforcements of soldiers, many of them from Peru, as he made his voyage to Acapulco from that kingdom." www.zamboanga.com/html/history_1634_moro_attacks.htm ...Aztecs and Mayans in Manila, Philippines... "In 1637 the military force maintained in the islands consisted of one thousand seven hundred and two Spaniards and one hundred and forty Indians." ~Memorial de D. Juan Grau y Monfalcon, Procurador General de las Islas Filipinas, Docs. Inéditos del Archivo de Indias, vi, p. 425. "In 1787 the garrison at Manila consisted of one regiment of Mexicans comprising one thousand three hundred men, two artillery companies of eighty men each, three cavalry companies of fifty men each." La Pérouse, ii, p. 368. ...Ottomans and their hired help (Egyptians, Somalis, Malabaris and Indian Muslims) sent to help Muslims in Southeast Asia... An informal Ottoman-Aceh alliance had existed since at least the 1530s.[3] Sultan Alauddin wished to develop these relations, both to attempt the expulsion of the Portuguese in Malacca, and to extend his own power in Sumatra.[3] According to accounts written by the Portuguese Admiral Fernão Mendes Pinto, the Ottoman Empire fleet that first arrived in Aceh consisted of 300 Ottomans (Including Egyptians), Swahilis, Somalis from Mogadishu and various city states, Sindhis from Debal and Thatta, Gujaratis from Surat, and some 200 Malabar sailors of Janjira to aid the Batak region and the Maritime Southeast Asia in 1539.[3] Following the 1562 embassy, Aceh appeared to have already received Ottoman reinforcements building its capacity and allowing it to conquer the Sultanates of Aru and Johor in 1564.[3] en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ottoman_expedition_to_Aceh

[@joeshar.]

But it is not a fight between Inca Emperor and Pharaoh.

[@maryrosaryawood7852]

Thank you so much for contributing the History of our country in the Philippines. I was born during the Liberation 1948 and raised there . My Dad was with the Army of Gen. McArthur in WW ll . God bless 😇 you Sir and , your narration of the Philippine History. Am more than obliged. More prosperity in your undertakings.

[@margaritakotsinyan2516]

I am an Armenian and absolutely amazed by the RICH and SPLENDID history of the Philippines , that should be spread for others to learn.

[@tjlagumbay6175]

I'm Filipino and thank you for your hypocrisy

[@jonahwilhelm8409]

​@@tjlagumbay6175 ?

[@LifeOdysseyMotivation]

@@tjlagumbay6175 and why is that a hypocrisy?

[@juanantoniogragasin1685]

Man as a Filipino myself I've gotta say I was not expecting Ottomans and Aztecs to have visited our lands. Man history never ceases to shock me.

[@maddygaming5599]

Antonio Gragasin The Reason why there were strong presence of Muslim in the Philippines that time is because of OTTOMANS , they send Traiders and Missionaries .

[@JcDizon]

@@maddygaming5599 I thought it was because of Brunei

[@maddygaming5599]

Maybe yes mabye not. Because during that time when islam reaches the "pre hispanic philippines", Islmic World was under 1 banner 1 flag Under Ottoman or the so called Last Islamic Caliphate. But it doesnt mean that the Sultanate Of Sulu was Conquered by Ottomans.

[@boaoftheboaians]

Aceh in Indonesia was a vassal of the Ottomans

[@juangarute6918]

Arabs trades in the Philippines before colonization.

[@ylh2019]

*Ottomans fighting Aztecs, Mayans and Incas in the Philippines* What is this, a crossover episode?

[@karlzbatiao177]

yes at one point the philippines was a crossroads of many civilizations.

[@renesarabia6442]

​@@karlzbatiao177 This is true, Aztes and Incans were used by Spanish to fortify the Philippines. Here are the references! ...Incans in Zamboanga... "Second Book of the Second Part of the Conquests of the Filipinas Islands, and Chronicle of the Religious of Our Father, St. Augustine" (Zamboanga City History) "He (Governor Don Sebastían Hurtado de Corcuera) brought a great reënforcements of soldiers, many of them from Peru, as he made his voyage to Acapulco from that kingdom." www.zamboanga.com/html/history_1634_moro_attacks.htm ...Aztecs and Mayans in Manila... "In 1637 the military force maintained in the islands consisted of one thousand seven hundred and two Spaniards and one hundred and forty Indians." ~Memorial de D. Juan Grau y Monfalcon, Procurador General de las Islas Filipinas, Docs. Inéditos del Archivo de Indias, vi, p. 425. "In 1787 the garrison at Manila consisted of one regiment of Mexicans comprising one thousand three hundred men, two artillery companies of eighty men each, three cavalry companies of fifty men each." La Pérouse, ii, p. 368. ...Ottomans and their hired help (Egyptians, Somalis, Malabaris and Indian Muslims) sent to to Southeast Asia... An informal Ottoman-Aceh alliance had existed since at least the 1530s.[3] Sultan Alauddin wished to develop these relations, both to attempt the expulsion of the Portuguese in Malacca, and to extend his own power in Sumatra.[3] According to accounts written by the Portuguese Admiral Fernão Mendes Pinto, the Ottoman Empire fleet that first arrived in Aceh consisted of 300 Ottomans (Including Egyptians), Swahilis, Somalis from Mogadishu and various city states, Sindhis from Debal and Thatta, Gujaratis from Surat, and some 200 Malabar sailors of Janjira to aid the Batak region and the Maritime Southeast Asia in 1539.[3] Following the 1562 embassy, Aceh appeared to have already received Ottoman reinforcements building its capacity and allowing it to conquer the Sultanates of Aru and Johor in 1564.[3] en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ottoman_expedition_to_Aceh

[@dontsearchdocumentingreali9621]

Karlz Batiao islam is cancer

[@brixflores5121]

hahahaha

[@xpro2009]

Alternate world history

[@Leto85]

I'm Dutch and the differences between our countries are so huge that I'm very interested in this culture and history. Just the fact that they're an archipellago of course says enough. This video was my first introduction to the country and now I'm even more intrigued. Thank you for uploading! I've only noticed that sometimes the voice over got cut off before continuing speaking. As if the sound suddenly stopped. I was watching with English subtitles on and these subtitles did continue the sentences that were cut off. You may want to look into that. :)

[@3HorsemenOfMovingPictures]

Probably copyright

[@Leto85]

@@3HorsemenOfMovingPictures That makes sense.

[@3HorsemenOfMovingPictures]

@@Leto85i thought the guy in ur pfp btw is Patrick Bateman

[@Leto85]

@@3HorsemenOfMovingPictures No, that's me I think over 10 years ago now. I get the confusion, but I don't use axes.

[@newbreedcs]

Can you put time stamps of where the sentences are getting cut off? I’d like to see what’s in the CC.

[@daveheartthrob80]

Kudos to the uploader. This is indeed the most concise, most on point historical narrative I've ever heard and seen on youtube.

[@ferengiprofiteer6908]

My cousin was stationed in the Philippines during the Vietnam war. He always said it was his favorite place on earth. When he retired from the post office, he went back. And stayed! Hasn't back here for 15 years. It must be pretty all right.

[@brimazzu3223]

If you’re American, you’d be considered rich in the Philippines because the Peso is literally a fraction of a cent, your brother might living pretty good over there.

[@bmona7550]

@Meri See According to the Boxer Codex, there were some people from other countries. Chinese (obviously), Koreans and Japanese people were documented visiting/living in the island for whatever reason. I feel like the islands has always been this trade hub/tourist area for the rich which makes sense because of the location smack in the middle of a trade route. Too bad most of its pre-colonial history is literally burned and lost

[@jaylu7971]

I have a neighbor here in Cavite, peaceful and simple life. nature plants is one of his hobby. also the pension money has a bigger value compare to US itself.

[@bmona7550]

@Meri See Yes, I’m already aware of that

[@pilipinas39]

kzbin.info/aero/PLru2qbCMGOi4PhVocfJEi1oZRRj0AWnzx The Original Series... Since 2017.. Solomon Gold series presents Watch the Solomon Gold Series Part 1..Where is the land of Ophir? Is it Philippines?

[@blackbuy3059]

Learning in school:😴😴😴😴 Learning in KZbin:🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐

[@user-dz8hq9hr7b]

Its true:)

[@johan.mydeaf8203]

School is lockdown Watch history in KZbin

[@marlontabao8438]

in school u need to pay education in you tube it is absolute free and if u disagree,then search for your convenience.

[@elmascavidal1797]

💯💯💯💯💯

[@takamiistyping1923]

:(

[@creativelifewithgrace994]

Philippines is very rich in history and rooted in diversity. In Philippines, our cuisine is diverse in usage of spices from around the world. An Austronician, Philippines language too, is diverse, enmeshed with Islam, Malay, English, Japanese, Chinese, making Tagalog a unique sound with a hint of many surrounding countries. Philippines is influencedly rich but its community’s heart is as pure as gold. In their life challenges, they are armoured with faith and trust in God, resilience, patience, laughter and many more characters compared to none other. As the newly President-elect stated, Pres. Bongbong Marcos, “Philippines is a friend to many, an enemy to none”.

[@mcmacshalfilya]

I wouldn't mind making some Philippines history with YOU💞

[@izaeyah5440]

I’m part black and Filipino and since I live in the us, we didn’t really learn about this in school so this is really help to getting to know my culture

[@Mat-zd2cn]

Why do you have an Italian flag then

[@GD-mb7vk]

Badass bro

[@sig3952]

now i see how phillipines people are connected to us,indians...We love you filipinos...Your country is a beautiful one❤️❤️❤️

[@kryptonnslaxx6378]

I have indian friends they're funny and nice lol

[@sig3952]

@@kryptonnslaxx6378 Someof us are really good...

[@adajoi4937]

And my heart belongs to an indian man from Kerala😍😍

[@sig3952]

@@adajoi4937 i hope u get married to him...cuz not many such stories are in success

[@ukilumi4345]

Yay i live in the phillipines

[@filipefernandes8669]

A guy named Filipe sends his regards to Phillipines people from Portugal 🇵🇭🇵🇹

[@egg6220]

@Earth Ok?

[@angel_withaflamethrower]

PORTUGAL OMEGALUL

[@callinhunter8853]

Who the hell r u

[@filipefernandes8669]

@@callinhunter8853 A guy named Filipe

[@callinhunter8853]

@@filipefernandes8669 lol

[@darienthevolcanoman8624]

I appreciate the video in giving a great run down and summary of our people’s history. I did however notice the omission of the Philippine-American war, as well as the Moro rebellion that took place during American occupation. As a Filipino born in the US, American colonialism in the Philippines was only brought up one time in high school. I’m thankful to the US for the opportunities it has given me and my family, but I also recognize that the country may not always act in the best interest of people who look like me.

[@lucysavillo4081]

I missed Manuel Luis Quezon and Emilio Aguinaldo

[@theaveragejuan]

Wow, that was very informative! didn't know much details prior to the arrival of Magellan. Thanks for this history recap!

[@lillyie]

So basically: 333 years Spanish 33 years American 3 years Japanese

[@masterjet7619]

Well 48 exact in America not 33

[@inex3705]

British -7 to 8 years

[@arisus165]

Japan had massacred the PH in just 3 years and more worse than Spaniards and Americans colony.

[@sidmichael1158]

Did you not watch the video?

[@oldkid1472]

​@@inex3705 They only occupied Manila and Cavite during the 7 Years War and only for 20 months

[@itsourtubenow9729]

What I like about this video is that it shows that our history started way before the spanish came.

[@dandeeliro8548]

me too

[@gelvincent278]

agreed, almost all of the "history of the Philippines" videos I've seen had always started in the Spanish colonial era.

[@str8alphamale]

Yup, just like they say Black's started out as slaves . Europeans always try to twist the story. There were black Pharaohs way before these European heathens came in. Words of advice. Never trust or take what a European says as face value. These were the same ones that says Christopher Columbus discovered America. People was already there.

[@nestorlobaton4234]

yeah . because spanish wiped out our ancestors culture,relegion

[@nestorlobaton4234]

@Damage Screen how do you know? how they end up here if philippines didnt exist before them ?

[@poopy5101]

this has been one of those rare videos with close to accurate pronunciations of Filipino words. Well done, sir!

[@brunolike8631]

Love the Phillipines!! Also, hi from Brazil! 🇧🇷🤝🇵🇭 Edit: now that I've finished the video, I realised how the Phillipines are like an asian version of Brazil, being a full mixture of races and cultures

[@goldrooster7754]

Philippines: the Americans, they have freed us! America: I wouldn't say freed. More like, under new management.

[@reesehendricksen1871]

Did you find that from r/history memes

[@boogeymann6686]

The Americans did better with making the Philippines more democratic but Spain killed fewer people than America

[@joshuatumambo5674]

@@boogeymann6686 Although the Americans were also the ones who fired the first shot, starting the Philippine-American war

[@speer1778]

Why

[@ElBandito]

@@speer1778 Cause USA at the time was having colonial fever, trying to catch up to the Europeans.

[@dontsearchdocumentingreali9621]

Love Philippines from Croatia,catholic brothers ❤

[@bradshii6495]

thank u brother godbless ♥️

[@mimianchan1353]

Thank you brother croatians...

[@junjie8000]

♥️😍

[@k-studio8112]

Spasiba Slavs brother

[@dontsearchdocumentingreali9621]

iqbal sahibil nah, we don't worship a pedophile prophet, join a christianity,the right way.

[@JmanSKI]

Thanks for posting this 👍 been there twice but never knew in depth it's history like this fine documentary.

[@thomasdooley3702]

Great Video ❤️ I love it 😍 I don't understand why youths and adults are still poor when they have a smart phone and great opportunities on how to make money💰

[@kanya-js6le]

​@@tobytaylor4051 No specific one really, because there are lots of investment plans and strategies littered all over the internet today, for instance, investments like real estates,gold, drop shipping crypto currency and lots more

[@johnchris7085]

For me,I would say Gold are profitable but Crypto has been the best so far

[@leahmolly9150]

​@Chris Morgan A business partner told me about Warren T Sonia that he made alot of income trading with her in few week

[@doragary3717]

That's correct, I met her at a conference in Singapore... she's incredibly smart. I made alot of dollar trading with her

[@lukeben1596]

​@@doragary3717 I wish everyone gets rich and comfortable

[@shawnyepes2389]

The Filipino culture is also very similar to Hispanic culture in many ways. Love my Filipino brothers and sisters :)

[@renzcarladoc4202]

Philipines will be a muslim soon 🔜

[@rjgonzales1494]

In your dream ...

[@jhasimmacalimpao1036]

@@renzcarladoc4202 That is because some of our Population is A Muslim, like me.

[@ambrozz_plays7992]

@@renzcarladoc4202 already has been, the only problem for you is that the Philippines is predominantly Catholic

[@TeaDrinker-eq3md]

The Philippines is already "Hispanic" because Spain was involved. Everything that has connections or had connections to Spain is considered "Hispanic", thus, the Philippines can be considered a Hispanic Asian nation which depends on how you define the term "Hispanic" personally.

[@muhamadamin3]

Amazed by the detailed explainations. Love the Philippines 🇵🇭 from your neighbour and cousin, Malaysia 🇲🇾

[@raeyamaonada7435]

Love you too cousin

[@vinipx01]

I love Philippines too ❤️🇵🇭 I am from Canada 🇨🇦

[@raeyamaonada7435]

@@vinipx01 I'm here at canada also. Where you at

[@volume_02]

Lets go to war first. That sabah region of yours is ours

[@raeyamaonada7435]

@@volume_02 what? Sabba is owned by one of the royal family of phil

[@vienr.guenther]

I'm interested about the pre-colonial era in the Philippines and it's nice to get a glimpse of that here. As a Filipina, watching this video urge me to learn more.

[@victurdanes268]

This is so comprehensive yet concise historical facts. I really appreciate the way it’s presented packed with facts. However, ma-i , was the description used by chinese traders for the Philippines and it’s Center known to be that area in Laguna, called Bay..back in 971AD. Thank you so much

[@BisayangHilaw]

Very informative, thank you! Amazed to hear the Incans, Aztecs and Mayans made their way over here as well!

[@briannenaomieradel7142]

hai hai hai

[@ldr3118]

hallo hallo hallo

[@edzeljereza8234]

kumusta caloyski! nice to see you here.

[@Kunnot641]

We have mexican roots probably Some of us

[@jbnjugj3560]

Idol

[@shaunakkapse4254]

I have friends from Phillipines too Love From India 🇮🇳

[@rebelinameras5800]

Philippines love India too😊

[@mindguess113]

Thank you for influencing our culture.

[@qiuyu_6656]

The Philippines love every country☺️

[@qiuyu_6656]

Love from Philippines:)

[@wildriftshorts1min]

Pautang 5-6

[@CyanMatt]

As a Filipino I say you missed the most important events of Philippine History, like the Katipunan, Filipino-Spanish & Filipino-American war, Malolos Republic, etc🗿

[@karl7558]

This Video actually helped me with my year long project and thanks to it I passed.

[@mxmcelestine6210]

as a filipino, i didnt know the story of our pre colonial days as it was never discussed in school (they'd talk about Magellan first, etc.)! thank you for this!

[@reynaldoroy1067]

Biased mainstream media in the Philippines focus only on propaganda and fake narratives by the followers of ninoy/Cory against Marcos.

[@madamkaren239]

Where I'm from I never saw another Filipino. I have no clue about the culture or anything about them. My dad is Filipino and I do not know his family. I would really like to reach out to other Filipinas.

[@annabelmercado1258]

highschool tinuturo nayan

[@mxmcelestine6210]

@@madamkaren239 that would be nice!

[@mxmcelestine6210]

@@annabelmercado1258 g11 po ako ngayonnn tapos ngayon lg diniscuss and for a short amount of time lang rin pinagaralan:(

[@abelardojraranil7247]

I like the fact that you did not begin your history with Magellan "discovery" of our islands. Philippines had intricate and advanced civilizations and settlement all across the archipelago.

[@1211jinx]

They really researched well.Very impressive.

[@Chrisomeify]

You rather prefer your history being colonized by indians and arabs? Idiot.

[@Llans889]

BIG Kingdom Of Maharlika

[@Chrisomeify]

@hotdog jones The igorots kept pure austronesian east asian farmer culture and herritage alive. No spanish, arab or indian influence just pure native filipino rice agricultural civilization.

[@lanicomandante7839]

i would'nt say advanced overexaggeration na yan

[@CruzR1111]

I wonder if Jo Koy has seen this video? He likes to compare Filos with Mexicans 🤔 😂 Jokes aside this a very thorough yet concise segment. I have always gotten along with Mexicans when I used to live in the USA and I always got along with Indonesians and have been in Bali for 5 weeks (14th time here) and have picked up Bahasa Indonesia very easily for someone who grew up in Australia and didn’t speak Tagalog til 18. I’ve also had a massive aversion to travelling to Brunei and Turkey. I wonder if it’s an ancestral belief or fear. Salamat. Terima kasih. Suksma. Gracias 🙏

[@pickax3015]

This really helped me in my quiz on ap. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!

[@rcgal4911]

Manila traded with Acapulco Mexico for hundred years, I'm not actually surprised by aztecs and incans in the Philippines. But the Egyptians and ottomans did blew my mind.

[@eidokun]

It was said that gold that can only be found in the Philippines was found in Egyptian pyramids. That means our country was trade went as far as Africa. And it is said that many Europeans thought the gold was coming from Africa since they bought it from the Philippines

[@alejandromata5120]

IF EVER BEEN IN SOME PART IN SOUTHERN LUZON ,THERES A STRONG RESEMBLANCE OF EGYTIANS and TURKS.

[@HJ-mg3dg]

Egyptians and Indians traded gold in Philippines. Some ancient golds discovered in Butuan Mindanao can be seen at Ayala Museum up to this day.

[@dfernandez3482]

That's why we have the Chocolate Hills. We tried making pyramids but didn't turn out so well 😊

[@daffakkkdoxxx5664]

@@dfernandez3482 Th? HAHAHAHA

[@MZ-uo8xo]

Im a Chinese who used to work in the PH for 2 years.Most of the peoplw I met were very nice to me. I made some very close friends there. God bless the Philippines.

[@derptrolling4740]

Pangasinan in the Philippines is Chinese land before the Spanish since 1405

[@dharmo8829]

Why Chinese everywhere

[@PhaseRushSupp]

@@dharmo8829 Filipinos are also every where

[@riykin]

@@derptrolling4740 That explains my tiny ass eyes. Am a half mix of Ilonggo and Pangasinense

[@chrono-glitchwaterlily8776]

@@dharmo8829 1.4 billion population will do that to ya

[@beverlyzoeller9550]

THANK YOU SO MUCH that you share to us ABOUT the history of the Philippines.

[@alessandropalma3955]

This video gives me a lot of knowledge about my home country 🇵🇭, Thank you for this, more knowledge to come

[@aeriii]

This just happened to be on my recommendation feed and I love how they start the PH history to pre colonial unlike other people who always said that "The history of the Philippines started when a Portuguese, Magellan, discovered the Philippines."

[@GuyBradburyy]

Hard agree! I think most filipinos want to learn more about pre-colonial history and culture.

[@ChristianGonzalez-io3ft]

Good to know all stages of history. But "being filipino" really started under spanish rule. Hard to admit but before that all of the tribes do not considered themselves "one people".

[@H1ydra]

well yeah the name and word philippines only exist because of spain conquering and uniting the archipelago but the land of the philippines started from the beginning of this video

[@insta779]

Magellan did not discover Philippines. There are people already living in that country until these so called "explorers" invade and kill thousands of Filipino for 300 years.

[@mechanikalbull5626]

@@ChristianGonzalez-io3ft Blame your geography it was islands and islets and people are naturally divided. Had it been the nation was like Japan or UK in terms of continuous landmass I think philippnos today has strong sense of nationalism and identity.

[@cabinellow159]

Philippines: *Exists* *Ottomans, Egyptians, Aztecs, Mexicans, Spanish, Americans, British, Indians, Mayans, Dutch, Japanese, Chinese, Jewish, Germans, Africans, Malays have joined the game*

[@eaglefreedom5361]

Is this a civ reference? Lol

[@itsourtubenow9729]

Denmark once pitched a deal with America, basically Denmark will give Greenland to the US if the US gave the Philippines to Denmark. Edit: it nearly happened btw, it would've happened if Germany didn't occupy Denmark in ww2.

[@kagura7107]

@@itsourtubenow9729 Oh boy, ever wondered what would happen to the Philippines if the deal got through and the Philippines were given to Denmark in exchange for Greenland to USA?

[@natsur1361]

What about German?

[@Stickyybenzz]

*Covid-19 Has joined the chat*

[@evagoco]

thank you very much for showing us this very informative story. when i was small child and during elementary, high school and college days this was just being published on books and taught in school. Till now my words is mixed up with spanish languages and one day i found my grandmothers birth certificate she was born in 1910, it was written in full spanish language.

[@shabeebkaringappara2917]

Great content just perfectly made without hurting any colonisers. Bravo.

[@erkutziyasivrikaya]

Turks fighting with Azteca in Philippines! This could be an interesting movie :)

[@marcoslarumbe4972]

Samurais fighting spaniards too

[@cristianfuentes2597]

Loser loses his heart

[@zakariaalami1491]

Yeah more like CIV 5 lool

[@katsu_papi]

Apocalypto in the Orient..lmao

[@TheKeksadler]

@@marcoslarumbe4972 witnessed by aztec nobles

[@satyanarayanatelagareddi6334]

Philippines... 😍😍😍lot's of love and respect from 🇮🇳

[@ryanjayi.villorente4642]

Thank you for the spices brotherr

[@banxnery]

still some other filipino here arent nice to guys. theyre just uneducated

[@IM_Nothing00]

@@banxnery i love 😘pinoy but i hate malyesia 👎🏽

[@Sadat-ki5ov]

@@IM_Nothing00 what if i tell tou phillipines was a MUSLIM country youre going to start hating it to.

[@IM_Nothing00]

@@Sadat-ki5ov naah i hate malyesia cause they hate us because of we r hindus .so before u write something wrong u first know about the reason okay .and yeah i hate isl@m ☺

[@josetheclassicstarwarsfan8514]

As someone who’s Mexican, it’s very surprising that some Native Mexicans actually fought with native Philippines and some actually stated there! Didn’t know our history and culture was this connected!

[@tumao_kaliwat_napulo]

Our first emperor was mexican.... Our second emperor was hirohito🤣😅🥲

[@Deathmate1_0]

Yep, History is a real determining factor. that might explain the familiarity in us. we're literally bros from another mother- well more like the abusive step dad aka the Spaniards until the Brits liberated us now I've become a nihilistic/depressed man 💀

[@whitehorse1959]

The Philippines: The tiniest, loveliest people, endlessly dealing with the most typhoon-ridden region of the planet. Quite a garden of Eden.

[@thwb4661]

The Pre-Hispanic Philippines looked like Game of Thrones.

[@mr.winterbamboo6829]

I'm dead😂

[@erushi5503]

Lol Lapu-lapu is our John snow

[@gggamer2738]

@@erushi5503 well if you really think about it he would be equivalent to the fat king you know as he was a warrior he was defiant against the foreigners aka tygarians

[@erushi5503]

@@gggamer2738 TBH i still haven't watched GoT though i read the summary

[@equipadont]

Ha more like vikings to me

[@jasatotakouzeno4674]

I like that this video focused more on the Pre-Hispanic side of the Philippines. Even in my schooling, I’ve never heard of the Majapahit Empire or the Islamic side of the Philippines apart from history youtubers such as yourself and self-studying in my part :3

[@dayangmarikit6860]

Big Mouth - There was no such thing as "nation-states" before the 19th century. Greece, India, Germany, Italy, Saudi Arabia and Indonesia weren't countries yet. www.quora.com/Was-the-Philippines-ever-called-Maharlika/answer/Dayang-Marikit?ch=10&share=ac3f8f60&srid=iQMbJ

[@werdward24]

I went to a public school and these topics were taught in Elementary, up to highschool.

[@jasatotakouzeno4674]

AbuMinar in my Elementary, I recall just briefly mentioning Pre-colonial life, but nothing with the Hindu Kingdoms, Islamic Sultanates within, or any outside influence. In HS, the focus really was just Spain and just Spain to the Philippines. I didn’t know anything about the circumstances that Spain went to the East Indies besides the “God, Gold, Glory” moniker that was so commonly said in those days :v

[@kulas0saka788]

@@jasatotakouzeno4674 Yeah, I agree, the focus of history in the Philippines textbooks are all about our relationship to spain and usa, japan conquering us and president marcos. The textbooks do not go in-depth about our pre-colonial history. A good chunk of elementary and high school history can be summarized as "Spain colonized us and they did bad things".

[@xpro2009]

@Big Mouth The first humans (Adam and Eve) lived in the present day Philippines. The Garden of Eden is in the the present day Philippines. Before anything else; ancestors of modern day Philippines were Hebrew.

[@Gods139]

I was born in the middle region of the Philippines 🇵🇭, i learned a little history from my parents. I was told that i came from the warriors clan, so i was taught swordsplay, archery and arnis. i speak "waray" .I've been transplanted in the U.S. I love hearing/reading the Philippines history, i love stories about the myths, legends and all the scary supernatural of all shapes and sizes.

[@melanyblake1470]

Enormous history with so many connections to other cultures.🙏💜

[@JP..5-.]

Had the pleasure of visiting the Philippines for scuba diving a few years back. Encountered such warm, honest, friendly, genuine locals during the months there. Love from Canada

[@altsyung]

You’re so lucky! Scuba diving sounds fun! Hope you come back!

[@jr.solaris253]

Thank you so much for the great content😊 this Mexican has alot of love and respect for my Filipino brother's and sisters❤🇲🇽 🇵🇭

[@gaminguniverse3393]

@@aronzziii6783 thats Spain, Mexico got colonized as well idiot

[@jancelmartin5625]

@@aronzziii6783 bobo

[@aronzziii6783]

@@gaminguniverse3393 i know right I'm just mistaken.

[@salamandermike6715]

@@aronzziii6783 **Anti-colonial mentality spotted** Kaya madaming mangmang satin kasi pinapairal yung mga ganyan, imbes na mag move one at focus nalang sa pag unlad at tumulong nalan na ma-improve yung relasyon natin sa ibang bansa... ಠಿ_ಠ)

[@aronzziii6783]

@@salamandermike6715 edi kayo na kaya maraming mga toxic na pilipino kagaya nyo porket nagkamali lang ako jinajudge nyo na isang tao jan na makikita ang hindi pagkakagusto ng mga dayuhan sa mga pilipino magaling mag judge ng iba magaling mag pa pride pero wala namang inaatupag

[@NicholasKandis]

Great concise history. Thank you!

[@dudd3237]

i love this! if you didnt know i live in maguindanao and im a maguindanaon muslim and i love my history i love araling panlipunan its like it has so much stories even maguindanao existed before it was discovered! i love my hero sultan kudarat (muhammad dipatuan kudarat)

[@aliimran2485]

Now, I learned the history of Phillipines most of the history I guess Lot's of love and respect to the chilling Filipinos from India 🇮🇳❤♥🙌💕

[@mikee_te456]

❤ India 🇮🇳 too

[@ninasofianatinga5537]

Iknow now the philippines history ilove my country as a filipino i live simple even poor.and love all the country was brought us a catholic were iam now

[@chevergara3139]

Don't believe this shit..

[@ramony.nicolaslll7091]

@@chevergara3139 chill bro

[@LiamTHT]

my grandpa once said ( he passed out in 2019 btw ) during martial law, every price has dropped down but the only problem is that the people doesn't have money, you really don't wanna live on that time period lol, he described that his family on that time was "poorer than a rat"

[@lllaurenceeeee1739]

Filipinos then: I have traded with other powerful nations Filipinos now: 1+1 is Magellan

[@leeabelianvallejo4172]

Ang galing

[@leeabelianvallejo4172]

Tagalog i speak beacause i am pinoy

[@lllaurenceeeee1739]

@@leeabelianvallejo4172 alam ko na tagalog yan

[@lightescal4475]

@@leeabelianvallejo4172 wow bad grammar

[@leeabelianvallejo4172]

@@lightescal4475 that not bad i just mean like my comment

[@yonathanasefaw9001]

I am going to see the Philippines one day and I also have friends there who I can talk about this with. Thanks for this video!

[@gatemifi5033]

Bien résumé, bien illustré et bien narré. Il ne reste qu'à en apprendre davantage sur la situation actuelle. L'histoire n'a pas de fin.

[@Mr.fed_agent]

I've visited the Philippines. Great country and people. Wish to visit again.

[@alejandromata5120]

COME ON BACK

[@matsual]

See you around

[@avillanuevaguyimcool3981]

Come back you will have a lot of friends

[@briangooderham5649]

They missed out the bit when Britain took the Philippines from the Spanish in 1764 but had to give it back because of a treaty between Britain and Spain in 1766

[@TheOttecarlos]

That’s what I thought that UK was the Philippines first English teacher

[@joiereyeslo]

Just want to add, after the British withdrew many Sepoy (Indian) soldiers refused to leave the Philippines. Most of them eventually settled in Rizal.

[@malefantasy6976]

Actually the British didn't took all of the philippines but occupied a small part of the Philippines which is manila until the end of the 7 years war they only used Philippines as a Military Stationary Land so the british didn't do much to govern the occupied land like what you guys saying that the british were to ones who bring English in the Philippines

[@colayy5101]

Ikr

[@ivandevera7665]

Yeah

[@velvettez9646]

wowwww amazing ,this was a great history of my country Phil.. I never heard this in school..some portion only .thnks a lot.

[@musikaph614]

Thank you for this video ,I'm a pilipina,now I know why we had a lot of dialect spoken in every island

[@ryantresmanio8299]

The whole country being highlighted Palawan: Am I a joke to you?

[@teodysimon9379]

Hahahahaha yes I noticed that. Palawan reacts: 🤭

[@yahyah1453]

Palawan got occupied by malay i think, then Spanish arrive they took it again

[@sal1500]

7:18 your welcome

[@keirclintonbaliber6155]

Hahaha

[@dandeeliro8548]

😂

[@nisigate]

My boss is from the Philippines with a large extended family and they all look different so I naturally asked why and was told their country was conquered by different continents history is very interesting

[@quenchtv5436]

What's your ethnicity yes filipinos are diverse

[@larryjones4760]

@@quenchtv5436 Yeah but according to genome project majority of the filipinos have southern chinese descent which surprises me and I also thought we are spanish descent but those peeps with spanish descent was the smallest.

[@larryjones4760]

@@quenchtv5436 Yeah we are diverse.

[@romeocivilino6667]

​@@larryjones4760Spanish Descendants is still big, although small in comparison with the Chinese, remember, that we are a hundred million populated country, and the continuous migration of Chinese here in the Philippines, in every era would have more mixing with them, in comparison to Spanish then, which already discontinued after the Second World War, many Hispanic Families have still links with their Ancestral lineage in the Americas and Europe, but the Hispanobia Narrative and Anti-Spanish Sentiments are shaming us of our family heritage and historical significance in the country. Also, Not all Spanish Mestizos are Rich now, majority of us are considered already like ordinary Filipinos, some become rich thru successful inheritance while some are fallen into poverty thru several means.

[@AdVitamAeternamInfiniti]

The Philippines has a very diverse culture from years of colonizations from INDIANS,INDONESIANS,MALAYS,ARABS, SPANISH, BRITISH, AMERICANS AND JAPANESE.Its here where you find LITERALLY EAST MEETS WEST CULTURE CLASH.

[@18thArcana]

Austronesian , Chinese, Spanish culture . oldest china town in the world is in the philippines

[@ZainDever]

Pre-spanish was such an eye opener. From what I can remeber, our curriculum here didn't discuss those at all. What is taught in school is like the history of the Philippines only started when the Spanish colonized us. I know that our neighbors are related somehow to us especially the Malays but that's the extent of what I know and nothing else.

[@shekhar6267]

It is crazy how people were converted from Hinduism- Islam- Christianity 😂

[@N0N.o]

@@forpurposes3168 Catholics are still Christians

[@johayrmacatanong6231]

Animism Shammanism - Hinduism Buddhism - Sufi Islam - Catholic Christianity

[@johayrmacatanong6231]

There are different eras in the philippines and in every era there will be a new religion or ideology that will come in and will be embraced by the people of the archipelago of the philippines.

[@IM_Nothing00]

Shaimism is root of hindu bro

[@johayrmacatanong6231]

@@baconbrown5783 I know that animism and shammanism are the first religions in the philippines because most filipinos before islam came worship the Bathala (Creator of the Heavens) and also the spirits of nature such as the diwatas and anitos. And most of the shammans in ancient philippines are women called babaylan. Hinduism and Buddhism only came later. And then the muslim merchants and missionaries came introducing sufi islam. Then the spaniards came and introduced catholicism. Then the brits came and only stayed for a short period of time. They then give back manila to the spaniards. And the americans then came and defeated the spaniards. Bringing in and introducing protestant christianity and judaism. Then the japanese came. And finally the philippine independence after japan was defeated.

[@janimbao872]

The culture of Filipinos has grown throughout the years of colonization. Due to the influences brought by colonizers and traders, we would not have our culture now - filled with diversity and richness. This video has refreshed my memory about our history and the origin of our culture. As a student, I only recall parts that were given more attention in school. Specifically, this is from the period of Magellan’s arrival in the Philippines up to the present day. I commend the video creator for producing such a detailed and well-organized narration of the history of the Philippines. Discussing the history that goes way back to our pre-colonial roots did not only refresh my mind but helped me acquire more relevant knowledge. In 12 minutes, the narrator summarized our long history from the influences brought by the Indian culture to Southeast Asia up to the present Republic of the Philippines. The information provided by the video creator was carefully thought of as it showed a proper sequencing of events that happened in the Philippines. Our current practices, traditions, and beliefs are traced back to the significant events in the early eras. For instance, Filipinos have different beliefs and religions because of the introduction of Islam, Muslim, and Christianity brought by colonizers throughout the years. Due to the influences of the Indian culture, we were able to develop Baybayin and other traditional writings. With other countries’ desire to colonize the land full of riches and resources, the Philippines became a battleground for power and control. Even if such incidents happened, we still got our freedom and independence. This video made me realize how huge the impacts of other countries’ cultures are on our diverse and inclusive culture. To sum up, it was interesting that the video creator did not focus too much on the Hispanic period as it was not the only era that greatly influenced the Phillippines. They gave us comprehensive information regarding the pre-Hispanic period as well. Lastly, I would like to commend the video creator for using a credible source. They based the information on the published book, “The Roots of the Filipino Nation: Volume 2” of O.D. Corpuz. With this in mind, I would recommend people, especially young Filipinos, to watch this informative video to have a grasp of the Philippines History.

[@altsyung]

Honestly, school didn’t help that much in researching about the period of the Philippines, as you just memorise stuff, there are many museums in Manila to help (though I wish I can live there) and many of early Philippine history had been lost because of stuff

[@lillyozadutriv2146]

Thank you for sharing our culture and historical of our country Philippines. I am a Filipino but only a bit I know. Salute to you

[@zhalecarrera5943]

will not that bad in showing our history by making these video. Thank you😇 Hoping for more videos that can be reliable and can give some ideas to your viewers not just for Filipino's but for everyone who is watching your yt channel😇

[@hellishere5615]

i learn more about my country in this video than school

[@jacob-ct4hc]

yeah thats just how school works

[@woozihae]

Well, yeah. We learned history in elementary days where we'll likely forget 'cause we were kids. 💀 Unless you had extremely strict parents, but if you don't, we'll likely forget them when we grow older. I honestly don't get why some people say 'you don't know this or you don't know this and that happened?? You learned it in elementary!' yeah, no shit I don't remember, I was a damn kid, how would I? Unless I had a gifted memory or was strictly made to study all the time. I barely remember anything I learned from elementary days 'cause I was just doing kid stuff and didn't take my academics that seriously lol.

[@TeaDrinker-eq3md]

I remember our grade 3 Math teacher getting fired because he "accidentally" impregnated a senior high school student. Lmao, like, potangena pareeeee, how do u impregnate a minor accidentally?

[@suji5831]

Same bro same

[@robeh1343]

its bc we are not forced to watch this if we were forced we wouldn’t wanna watch this video

[@nimaanmi]

I am glad that we shared Sanskrit and mathematics. I have been following Philippines news for a long time now but wasn't aware that Hinduism was a part of the Philippines.... This video really explains things short and simple.. Love from India ❤❤❤

[@imdark4975]

Yes, this script, ᜊᜌ᜔ᜊᜌᜒᜈ᜔, are our old script that still in used by some people who wanted to preserve it

[@jihadi-against-oppression]

There will be no Hindu Paganism in India after Gazwa E Hind

[@ruffamaeranes3344]

L L ll

[@bopols]

idiot ita not true

[@ShutterKnack]

My German wife is a yoga teacher and she shares stories during her classes but they some of them were really familiar. That's when I realised that Philippine and Indian cultures are interconnected somehow. I've already heard the stories when I was a child! Greetings to my Indian brothers and sisters!

[@jimbert9818]

Very Informative! 🥰

[@justred4247]

I skipped too much of my AP classes back in my elementary so now I’m here

[@hiro6406]

i love how a 12 minute video summarized what the philippines education was trying to teach me for 10+ years.

[@kryptonnslaxx6378]

They only taught us about 333 rule of the Spanish in the Philippines over and over again

[@Aya_riiia]

They didn't even teach the pre-colonial. If they did, they just breezed thru it. Always focused on the colonial period yet most Filipinos seem to forget.

[@tdbn4599]

I remember being forced to memorize every fucking tribe from the north all the way to the south. I know , I know, I should’ve treated it seriously. But fuck was it ever goddamn useless ha!

[@blackpowderuser373]

Just when I thought I was already a history nerd, then the information came that Aztecs and the Ottomans also battled in the Philippines. Whoa that's cool.

[@Rey-lg8sx]

Aztec Empire was no more during that time it was the people of the former Aztec and governed by the Spanish Empire.

[@malicexvii7905]

@@Rey-lg8sx yeah the indigenous people were always around even if their empires vanished.

[@oncesavedalwayssaved240]

Most of the Aztecs are in Hell. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4LTd4KZh9Oorrs

[@mint8648]

They were tlaxcala who fought ottomans, not aztecs. Still pretty cool tho

[@joybaquiran]

Amazing even ottoman empire reach the country! GOOSEBUMPS!😍

[@lloid6619]

So edifying, well done sir.

[@nonna19_21]

Wow that was how my country were discovered and built as a country by different culture around d world. No wonder my co filipinos are a mix of everything, races, foreign names and surnames, speaks various languages and follow different cultures. Thank u for this info Sir.

[@retrogamermax8287]

For some reason I'm kind of not shocked Aztecs, Mayans, and Incas were sent to the Philippines to fight against the Ottomans, Indians, Egyptians, ect because today a lot of descendants of those Indians are Hispanics. Most Hispanics have a mix between Native American, Spanish, and African ancestry. I'm half Hispanic and I did a dna test and I found out I was 15% Native American and 15% Spanish. My dad has to be at least over 30% Native American if I am half Hispanic and I have 15%.

[@rjee007]

This is the reason why we use the words "tiangge" and "palengke" in day to day Filipino conversation...those words were originated from the native inhabitants of Mexico...

[@rjee007]

@Julian Zehf who told you that I'm relating it to Hispanic? You lack comprehension...

[@theseraphim3480]

@Julian Zehf Filipinos are Hispanic. I'm Filipino and I'm proud to be one. We even have more similarities with Latin America than our own asian neighbours. 🇵🇭

[@theseraphim3480]

@Julian Zehf Oh I'm sorry did I offend you? Oops.

[@martdeleon5918]

@janjan de vil yes Philippines is Hispanic coz hispanidad is not all about language everything about the Culture of Philippines is Spanish just except the language

[@bootoscarmike5897]

I love the Philippines, im from Guam, we share some of the same history

[@markjosephbacho5652]

Hafa adai! Indeed. From the Austronesian expansion to Spanish East Indies period to American and Japanese occupation. Hope you'd also be independent one day.

[@shrekdonkey3683]

@@markjosephbacho5652 we want to be a state not independent

[@markjosephbacho5652]

@@shrekdonkey3683 No wonder. You'd have to be practical. Good luck living as second class citizens forever then. Just like Hawaiians or Puerto Ricans.

[@Butter_Warrior99]

@@shrekdonkey3683, Where ya from? Guessing your from a US territory. I can probably infer.

[@woozihae]

Greetings! :D

[@naveenapatnaik9795]

Love from India! ❤ 🇮🇳

[@ofeliahawkins9272]

Nice presentations thank you,Now I understand why so many different languages different skin color different type of cooking but so glad that the Philippines mostly are Christians.there Filipinos they look with blend of Mayans,Aztecs etc this is amazing

[@bryantpark88]

This indicates that people from all the major continents (Asia, Europe, North America, Central and South America and even Africa) all converged in the Philippines. No wonder Filipinos look so diverse.

[@k-studio8112]

Indeed

[@JojieCerteza]

we are one of few (i don't know the others) countries that has ethnic ambiguity. Also one of the reasons why to this this day, we still fighting our identity -- if you haven't heard of it, we have identity crisis. But all of those can be squashed by saying we are pinoys and yes we have influences but from this day ownwards, we make our own identity. But nope.. we all fight about where we're from, who are ancestries are and many thinks because of ancient ancestral links, we think we are them.. (case in point.. filipinos thinking we are pacific islanders, latinos). but yeah, in a nutshell.. we are filipinos, who adopted and adapted the ways of other civilizations and incorporated it to our own and and owned it! two examples; Aroz Caldo - is a filipino dish. The name itself is spanish, the whole two words of it! But the dish itself has nothing to do with spanish. It's an adaptation of a chinese congee.. Chavacano -- yeah.. thats us (me).. that's a group of people who speak a spanish creole language... I'm guessing, that term came from the spanish word Chabacano.. but we changed the B to a V.. because if you think about it. the word chabacano doesn't really sound all that great.. but by changing it to V.. voila!!! we can own it! .. wierd but yeah.. that's us.

[@alejandromata5120]

united nations

[@sebastianviel2708]

Do i take that as a compliment? Hehe

[@readlwrm846]

And some people still say that were are "pure bred" and have no mixed blood. I doubt that.

[@lyricsandbars5780]

It's not the Americans who ousted the Spaniards, it's the Filipino revolutionists, the American's were just watching and waiting for the outcome of the war between Spain and Philippines. When the Spaniards were outhanded they thought it's a smart idea to sell the Philippines to the Americans than concede to the little brown Filipinos. So that's literally it, we weren't freed after winning the battle and have to endure another decades of hardships. You won't see this in most textbooks though.

[@doitsavemoney]

Yes,like they did to kuwait,,Egyptian military who fought against iraq and american not,,

[@scotthess5496]

I am an American citizen and have read some of the very cruel treatments after the Spaniards were defeated. Would you please tell me more of this history? I have Filipino friends who live there and I love them and respect them all. I am just wanting to learn as much as I can and understand more.

[@thecooldadddddd]

@@scotthess5496 I'm an American living in the Philippines. Here's the best and worst thing about Filipino and it's the SAME thing. Filipino don't hold a grudge. They prefer being nice to protecting themselves from people who don't even know HOW to be nice. Filipino don't cling to the past, which is why this history surprises so many of them. They live in today and hold hope for the future. If you want to really get the story, find a Filipino HISTORIAN and ask...or better still, come to this wonderful land, meet these beautiful people and enroll in a class taught by a FILIPINO professor of history. There's way more to learn than you will ever know from a discussion in any internet site.

[@roseramirez4742]

Bullshit!

[@thecooldadddddd]

@@roseramirez4742 if you use the "reply" button under those 3 dots to the right, we can actually know who you're insulting. Just sayin'.

[@marbayreviewstravelfood7623]

Great video! ❤