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    After Andres Bonifacio's death, Emilio Aguinaldo unified revolutionary forces and established the first Philippine revolutionary government at Biak-na-Bato in Bulacan. The Republic of Biak-na-Bato demanded expulsion of friars, Filipino representation in Spanish government, and civil rights. Aguinaldo was elected president. To cease hostilities, the Pact of Biak-na-Bato was signed in 1897, exiling Aguinaldo and revolutionaries to Hong Kong in exchange for Spanish money and arms surrender.

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    After Andres Bonifacio's death, Emilio Aguinaldo unified revolutionary forces and established the first Philippine revolutionary government at Biak-na-Bato in Bulacan. The Republic of Biak-na-Bato demanded expulsion of friars, Filipino representation in Spanish government, and civil rights. Aguinaldo was elected president. To cease hostilities, the Pact of Biak-na-Bato was signed in 1897, exiling Aguinaldo and revolutionaries to Hong Kong in exchange for Spanish money and arms surrender.

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    After Andres Bonifacio's death, Emilio Aguinaldo unified revolutionary forces and established the first Philippine revolutionary government at Biak-na-Bato in Bulacan. The Republic of Biak-na-Bato demanded expulsion of friars, Filipino representation in Spanish government, and civil rights. Aguinaldo was elected president. To cease hostilities, the Pact of Biak-na-Bato was signed in 1897, exiling Aguinaldo and revolutionaries to Hong Kong in exchange for Spanish money and arms surrender.

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    After Andres Bonifacio's death, Emilio Aguinaldo unified revolutionary forces and established the first Philippine revolutionary government at Biak-na-Bato in Bulacan. The Republic of Biak-na-Bato demanded expulsion of friars, Filipino representation in Spanish government, and civil rights. Aguinaldo was elected president. To cease hostilities, the Pact of Biak-na-Bato was signed in 1897, exiling Aguinaldo and revolutionaries to Hong Kong in exchange for Spanish money and arms surrender.

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    Philippine Revolution Under

    Aguinaldo’s Leadership
    Philippine Revolution Under
    Aguinaldo’s Leadership

     After the death of the Supremo of the Katipunan


    Andres Bonifacio, the two factions Magdiwang
    and Magdalo in Cavite merged their forces to
    become one in the Revolutionary Government of
    President Emilio Aguinaldo and so with former
    Katipuneros in various areas of Luzon
    Philippine Revolution Under
    Aguinaldo’s Leadership
     General Mamerto Natividad – was
    assigned and instructed by President
    Aguinaldo to search for a retreat camp as
    they were being pounded by the Spanish
    forces
    Philippine Revolution Under
    Aguinaldo’s Leadership
     Biak Na Bato – in San Miguel Bulacan , was
    made as the seat of the first ever established
    Government under Aguinaldo
    Philippine Revolution Under
    Aguinaldo’s Leadership
     Republic of Biak Na Bato Demands:
     1. Expulsion of the friars and the return of the
    friar lands to the Filipinos
     2. Representation of the Philippines in the
    Spanish Cortes
    Philippine Revolution Under
    Aguinaldo’s Leadership
     3. Freedom of the press and religion
     4. Abolition of the government’s power to
    banish Filipinos
     5. Equality for all before the law
    Philippine Revolution Under
    Aguinaldo’s Leadership
     Biak Na Bato Elected Officials:
     1. President – Emilio Aguinaldo
     2. Vice –President – Mariano Trias
    Philippine Revolution Under
    Aguinaldo’s Leadership
     3. Secretary – Antonio Montenegro
     4. Treasurer – Baldomero Aguinaldo
     5. Asst. Treasurer – Emilio Riego De Dios
    Philippine Revolution Under
    Aguinaldo’s Leadership
     Biak Na Bato Constitution Features:
     1. Supreme Council – highest governing
    body of the Republic
     2. Human Rights
    Philippine Revolution Under
    Aguinaldo’s Leadership
     3. Freedom of Religion
     4. Freedom of the Press
     5. Right to Education
    Philippine Revolution Under
    Aguinaldo’s Leadership
     Governor General Primo De Rivera –
    initiated a peace talk and a ceasefire to
    General Aguinaldo through Pedro Paterno
    Philippine Revolution Under
    Aguinaldo’s Leadership
     The Pact of Biak Na Bato – an agreement
    between Gov. Gen. Primo de Rivera and
    General Aguinaldo that enabled the ceasing
    of fighting and hostilities between the
    Philippine and Spanish forces
    Philippine Revolution Under
    Aguinaldo’s Leadership
     December 14, 1897 – officially drafted
    the Pact of Biak Na Bato
    Philippine Revolution Under
    Aguinaldo’s Leadership
     Conditions of the Pact of Biak Na Bato:
     1. Exile of Aguinaldo and men in Hong
    Kong
     2. Spanish indemnification of P800, 000
    Philippine Revolution Under
    Aguinaldo’s Leadership
     3. Complete surrender of Arms by
    February 1898

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