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Magellan’s Voyage
GROUP II
- The First Mass in the Philippines
- The Landing in Cebu - The Battle of Mactan INTRODUCTION Ferdinand Magellan's expedition is one of the most significant voyages in world history, marking the first successful circumnavigation of the Earth. In this presentation, we will explore three pivotal moments from Magellan's journey in the Philippines: - The First mass in the Philippines - The Landing in Cebu - The Battle of Mactan
Through this presentation, we will take a closer look at how
these events shaped the history of the Philippines and FIRST MASS IN THE PHILIPPINES Where and when was the First Mass in the Philippines Held? Who officiated the first mass in the philippines? - The mass was Officiated by father Pedro de Valderrama - Was sent ashore with some men to prepare for a mass and to inform “Rajah Kolambu” through an interpreter. - He was the andalusian chaplain of the fleet, the only priest then. Where and why was the cross set, and what did they do after the cross was erected? Magellan’s Claims of the Philippines ● For spain, planting a cross is like planting a different flag lon our island, Magellan Claimed the island and called it “Archipelago of San Lazaro” THE LANDING IN CEBU When did Magellan landed on Cebu and what did they do when they are in it? The Landing In Cebu. - Magellan arrived in Cebu, the heart of a large trading network in the Visayas region. - Initial meeting with Rajah Humabon, the local ruler. - Warm reception and exchange of gifts between Magellan’s crew and Humabon. Who is Enrique De Malacca? - A malaysian and slave of Magellan that served him as his translator - He plays a pivotal role as an interpreter on the journey to the Moluccas Spice Islands, where the inhabitants speak the Malay language. - Disappears from history days after the battle of mactan “Diplomacy and Alliances” - Rajah Humabon, ruler of Cebu, sought an alliance with Magellan to strengthen his position over rival leaders in the region. - Magellan introduced Christianity to the locals and another cross was planted - around 800 Cebuano native souls were baptized - Promise of military protection and technological assistance from the Spaniards. “The Conversion to Christianity” - Humabon and his people were baptized by Magellan’s chaplain, Father Pedro de Valderrama. - Humabon’s Christian name: Don Carlos (in honor of King Charles I of Spain), and her wife: Reyna Juana - Magellan ordered the baptized citizens to destroy their anitos and change it into a cross - Magellan gave Reyna Juana a statue, the statue of St. Niño - Magellan promised Raja Humabon to fight all their rivals that is led by Lapu-Lapu. THE BATTLE OF MACTAN When did the battle of mactan start and when did magellan start to attack? What are the disadvantages that Magellan and his men faced? Magellan’s Defeat and Death - Magellan’s forces were overwhelmed by Lapu-Lapu’s warriors.
- Magellan was struck by a bamboo
spear, and tell his crew to retreat. 6-8 men stay beside magellan to fight - Despite having armor and superior weapons, Magellan’s men were outnumbered and unfamiliar with the terrain. - His death marked a turning point in the expedition. The Aftermath of the Battle - After Magellan’s death, the surviving members of his crew fled to Cebu. - Leadership of the expedition was passed to Juan Sebastián Elcano - The Battle of Mactan became a symbol of Filipino resistance against foreign invaders. - The survivors left, with only men left to crew the two ships, they burned the Conception and continue the search for spice islands. - Lapu-Lapu Became the first Filipino Hero Thank you ;)
The Philippine Islands, 1493-1898 - Volume 41 of 55, 1691-1700
Explorations by early navigators, descriptions of the islands and their peoples, their history and records of the catholic missions, as related in contemporaneous books and manuscripts, showing the political, economic, commercial and religious conditions of those islands from their earliest relations with European nations to the close of the nineteenth century.