Revolts in the Philippines

REVOLTS DURING THE SPANISH OCCUPATION IN THE PHILIPPINES Name | Leader | Time and Year | Cause of Revolt | Result of Revolt | Comment | 1. Dagami Revolt | Chief Dagami | 1565 - 1566 | re-establish the rights and powers that had traditionally belonged to tribal chiefs and Chinese traders. | The most important of those revolts led to the expulsion of a number of Chinese from the Philippines, but they were later allowed to return. | The revolt was unsuccessful because Chief Dagami was betrayed by Tupas | 2. Lakan Dula Revolt | Lakan Dula | 1574 | Governor Guido de Lavezares , the successor of Governor Leagazpi after his death, removed the exemption of Lakan Dula and his relatives from the tribute and forced labor. This was greatly resented by Lakan Dula. | Lakan Dula was able to return the exemption granted by Legazpi to him and to his relatives. Governor Lavezares pardoned him and gave him gifts of silk and gold. | I think that the revolt is successful in a way that he was able get the exemption back for himself and for his relatives with additional incentive of silk and gold. | 3. Sulayman Revoltor War against the Spaniards | Rajah Sulayman | 1572 -1574 | The ruler of Manila, Rajah Suliman, wages war against the Spaniards. | This resulted to an all out war against the Spaniards. | The Revolt failed, Sulayman Retreated | 4. Pampanga Revolt | Some Pampanga natives | 1585 | Caused by leaders who resented Spanish landowners, or encomenderos who had deprived them of their historical land inheritances as tribal chiefs. | The leaders of the revolt were arrested and summarily executed. | Failed Revolt | 5. Tondo Conspiracy | Agustin De Legazpi | 1587-1588 | The members of the group wants to revolt to regain freedom | The plan of revolt was aborted because there were spies who reported it to the Spanish authorities. The leaders were also arrested and executed while those implicated were banished to Mexico. | The revolt failed because of spies.