Life and Works of Rizal

Comprehensive flashcards covering the family, education, major works, and historical context of Jose Rizal as detailed in the lecture notes.

Jose ProtacionalMercado Alonzo Realonda

The full name of the individual whose life and works are the subject of these notes.

Teodora Alonzo Realonda

The mother of Jose Rizal.

Francisco Mercado Rizal

The father of Jose Rizal.

Josephine Bracken

The wife of Jose Rizal; their baby died after 3 hours.

Segunda katigbak

The individual identified as Jose Rizal's first love.

Ferdinand Blumentritt

Jose Rizal's best friend.

concepcion

Rizal's sister whose death served as his first sorrow.

June 19, 1861

The birth date of Jose Rizal.

December 30, 1896

The date Jose Rizal died/was executed.

Central University of Madrid

The institution where Jose Rizal earned his medical degree.

Ophthalmology

The medical field Rizal specialized in while in Paris and Germany.

Doctor Uliman

The name Rizal was called in Calamba after his studies in Germany.

My First Inspiration

A high school poem written by Rizal for his mother's birthday.

La liga filipina

An organization or work associated with Rizal's activities.

Noli Me Tangere

Rizal's first novel, dedicated to the fatherland and published in Berlin, Germany.

Ghent Belgium

The place where El Filibusterismo was published.

young women of Malolos

The recipients of a letter from Rizal encouraging education.

Mi Ultimo Adios

A work by Rizal concerning independence for the Philippines.

Chisostomo Ibarra

A character in the novel Noli Me Tangere.

Maximo Viola

The individual who funded the printing of 300 copies of Noli Me Tangere.

Simoun

A character associated with the work El Filibusterismo.

Pho Sopong tasio

A character based on Rizal's brother, Paciano.

Ferdinand de Lesseps

A famous Frenchman associated with the Suez Canal.

GOMBURZA

The collective name for priests Tr. Zamora, Burgos, and Gomez, whose 1872 execution awakened nationalistic sentiment.

Luis Taviel de Andrade

The lieutenant who defended Rizal.

Eulogio Despujol

The governor who sent Rizal into exile in Dapitan.

Juan Luna

The artist who painted the Spolarium and won 1st place in Fine Arts in Madrid.

Felix Hidalgo

The artist who painted Chistian Virgin and won 2nd place in Fine Arts in Madrid.

Coy. General Kanon Blanco

The official who ordered Rizal to be shot in Bagumbayan Field by firing squad.

Sementaryo ng Paco

The location where Rizal was buried after his execution.

Great Triumvirate

The group of key figures in the Propaganda Movement including Rizal, Jaena, and Del Pilar.

R.A 1425

The law mandating the course and program for this subject.