#Fransisco Balagtas

[nehruid]

Yk before I was always curious as a heavily whitewashed filipino high schooler that why was works such as Ibong Adarna and Florante at Laura in this layout where it was in this stanza form while Rizal's works such as Noli me Tángere and El Filibusterismo were in a more novel form despite the both of them talking about a narrative.

Now I just realised while studying for exams tomorrow that the reason why is based on the upbringing. Sisiw and Balagtas was taught in the country, Rizal was taught with outside sources, and unlike the two I've listed earlier is that Rizal was far richer in the status he was born in which would've mostly influenced how he wrote his books.

Conclusion: Rizal was a nepo baby that became our national hero

(Rip Rizal, you would've loved ao3 and twitter)

[blackcatarts]

some stupid idiot boys

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Ibong Adarna: Trivia

Ang Ibong Adarna ay isang pasalaysay na tula na ang buong pamagat ay “Corrido at Buhay na Pinagdaanan nang Tatlong Prinsipeng Magkakapatid na Anak nang Haring Fernando at nang Reina Valeriana sa Kahariang Berbania.”

Walang tiyak na petsa ang tula, at nananatiling lihim ang awtor nito, bagaman may ilang naniniwala na ang nasabing tula ay isinulat ni Huseng Sisiw na palayaw ni Jose de la Cruz.

Si Huseng Sisiw, ayon kay Julian Cruz Balmaseda, ang nagturo umano kay Francisco Balagtas kung paano sumulat ng tula.😊

[theinsignias22]

Fransisco Balagtas

Biography by Rhea Himalla

Fransisco Balagtaz y Dela Cruz was one of the Philippines' most celebrated poets, and his work has been praised by many as among the country's finest writings. He was called Prince of the Manunulang Pilipino. And his most famous work is Florante at Laura. He was born in Panginay, Bigaa, Bulacan on April 12, 1788. He is the youngest of four siblings. He is the second youngest of four siblings. And his parents were Juan Balagtas and Juana de la Cruz. He began his formal education in a priestly school in his hometown, where he studied prayers and catechism. He moved to Tondo Manila when he was seven years old to work as a homeowner for the Trinidad family, one of his wealthy relatives. His aunt dearly loved him and sent him to Colegio de San Jose and Colegio de San Juan de Letran so he could complete his schooling. And at the age of 24 he completed his law studies, Spanish, Latin, physics, Christian studies, liberal arts and philosophy.

Jose Dela Cruz, also known as Huseng Sisiw, is a well-known poet in Tondo. He taught John how to write poems. She inspired Balagtas to write beautiful poetry and masterpieces. In 1835, Balagtas moved to Pandacan, where he met Maria Asuncion Rivera. They fell in love and married soon after. She was a beautiful woman whose example inspired Balagtas. "Selya" was her nickname and she was Balagtas' M.A.R in his masterpiece Florante at Laura Balagtas was imprisoned by Mariano Capule, a powerful and wealthy man who had a rivalry with him in love with Celia. In prison he wrote Florante and Laura, which inspired his current life When Balagtas was liberated, he went to Bataan where he met Juana Tiambeng of Orion They married on July 22, 1842 and had eleven children.

Balagtas was imprisoned again when a female helper accused him of cutting her hair. He was released in 1860 and continued writing poetry. He died on February 20, 1862, at the age of 74.

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A High School Teacher Gives Insights About Philippine Literature

Ms. Marnelii Regalado is a Filipino teacher in High School. She was with us to give us a background of Filipino Literature.

According to her, Filipino Literature started way before the colonial period. It started by stories, folktales, legends and myth propagating through speech and was passed through generations and generations after until there came a time when we started writing these stories. In the colonial period, our literature was heavily influenced by those who colonizes us. To Jose Rizal and Fransisco Balagtas, literature was a way to express their anger against the Spaniards.

Furthermore, when asked how she can persuade foreigners to read our literature, she replied, “I will show them that reading our literature doesn’t just inform foreigners about our culture but also make them appreciate it.”

 - Daniel Ramos / Kenji Ramos

[deadbalagtas]

Wala pa nga pala kong komiks tungkol kay Balagtas, no? Isa rin sa mga paborito kong bayani itong si Fransisco "Kiko" Balagtas. Sino si Huseng kaniyo? Aba'y wala nang iba kundi ang isa pang makata na si Jose De La Cruz (Huseng Sisiw) na nagsilbing editor at bespren ni Balagtas bago ang kanilang malupit na fall out. 40 years ang tanda ni Huseng Kay Balagtas Kung di ako nagkakamali. Btw, I claim no originality for this joke.