WK 9A- RAIDERS OF THE SULU SEA

Icelle Gloria B. Estrada

Who is one of Zamboanga City’s premiere artist, a true Filipina painter and sculptor, and currently working as an executive assistant in the Office of the City Mayor, and is overlooking the City Hall restoration?

Icelle Gloria B. Estrada

She was a 7th generation direct descendant of Vincente Alvarez, the hero of Zamboanga City during the Spanish-American War

Dr. Samuel Kong Tan

-He is a Samal-Tausug-Chinese Filipino born in Siasi, Sulu.

-Historian of National Historical Institute in 1998.

-He is the author of “ A History of the Philippines”, which focuses on 3 Filipino cultural communities - the Moros, the Indios and the Infieles

Prof. Watson Barbara Andaya

-She was born on June 7, 1943

-She is an Australian historian and author of Indonesia and Maritime Southeast Asian History.

-She had done extensive research on women’s history in South Asia and on the localization of Christianity in the Region.

Dr. Julius Bautista

-He is an anthropologist and cultural historian.

-He is currently appointed as Senior Lecturer at the Department of Southeast Asian Studies at the National University of Singapore.

-He teaches and researches topics related to Catholicism in the Philippines

Halman Abubakar

-He is a Tausug and a town councilor of Jolo, Sulu and member of the educated Abubakar Clan of Jolo.

-He promotes indigenous martial arts "Silat" - historic and significant on Tausug bladed weapons.

-He also shares the sentiments of his people by resenting the characterization of Western Colony and Filipino historiography as "pirates"

Dr. Margarita “TINGTING“ Cojuangco

-She is a Filipino politician, philanthropist, and socialite.

-She is a columnist in The Philippine Star and was a candidate for a seat in the Senate in the 2013 Philippine Senate Election.

-She is known for her humanitarian projects and works among Muslim communities and her participation in the peace talks with the Moro National Liberation Front

December 8, 1720; King Dalasi

The most celebrated attack was the ________ attack by__________

Raiders of the Sulu Sea

What is a historiography documentary film that depicts the Southeast Asia flourishing free trading in the area, shows adverse effects/retaliation when Spaniards wanted to control the economy as well to colonize and Christianize, and depicts how the Spaniards defended the city with the FORT PILAR?

Samal Balangingi, Illanun, and Taosug

What are the 3 Muslim Tribes?

Tausug

A tribe without maritime experience known for its fierce warriors and widespread political power

Illanun

The one which was very important in piracy history

• Long-standing seafaring community

Balangingi Tribe or Sama

Occupied the chain of islands between Basilan and Sulu island

• Also a long-standing seafaring community

Lanong, Garay, and the Salisipan

What are the Ancient maritime vessels?

Lanong

-Derived from “Lanun,” exonym of Irunun people

-Large outrigger warship

-Carried a hundred to hundred-fifty men

-Prominently used for piracy and slave raids

-The Spanish also know it as joangas or jungas

Garay

-Traditional native warship of Banguingui people

-Fast attack boats of Samalian Tribes

-Made of bamboo wood and nipa palm

-Could carry more than 100 sailors

-commonly used for piracy

-smaller, faster, and more manoeuvrable speeding boats

Salisipan

-aka “kapkap”, canoeshaped boat

- Small boats designed for coastal raids

-Used as a boat of war or passenger boat

-Used to collect manpower and ship

True

True or False?

Our ancient was three times faster than the Spanish Galleon

Kalis, Moro Kris, and Barong

What are the Moro weapons?

Kalis

Sword with a mystical side

Kris

Weapon of warfare and ceremony

• Double-edged with either a smooth or wavy blade

Barong

-Used to cut o an M-14 and carabiner

-Single-edge leaf-shaped blade

-Used by Muslim Filipino ethnolinguistic like Tausog

Kampilan

Longest sword used by Illanuns

• Single-edged sword that has two horns projecting from the blunt side of the tip

Armor

Made of carabao horn

• Deflect the blows from a sword, but useless against firearms

Musket and Canon

What are the Spaniards’ weapons?

Musket

Could fire 90 meters long

• It is inaccurate and takes so long to reload

Canon

Classified as artillery that fires projectiles with propellant

• vary in caliber, range, mobility, rate of fire, angle of fire, and firepower.

• vary in design to suit battlefield needs.