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The supposed “Claim on Palawan by China” that is being spread on Main Stream and Social Media is FAKE NEWS – Herman Tiu Laurel

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Protecting the Past: NHCP Urges Disaster Preparedness for Philippine Heritage Sites

In a world increasingly threatened by natural disasters, the need to safeguard our cultural and historical heritage has never been more critical. Richard Baula, a conservator from the National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP), is ringing the alarm for government agencies, local governments, and various institutions to prioritize disaster risk management plans for the country’s…

[radyo-kabaw]

Boss, most of the history books u reference here, where do u find a copy?

some of them are articles on jstor that you can access for free with an account!

others are books I've acquired over the years (some from before the current administration shut down the presidential museum/library website, others are from university publishers that made books open access in celebration of something, the Ayala Museum has a lot of historic texts available to read on a browser as well!!! etc etc) and the NHCP also has an online digital catalogue of texts but their website. is very. uhhhhhh. broken, in places. if it's one of the Martial Law ones, there's an online Martial Law archive!

also feel free to email me (email in my pinned post)! and if it's a book and I have a pdf, I'll send it to you :)

[ilaw-at-panitik]

From Xiao Chua on Twitter: "TODAY is a historic day. On the very first day of History Month 2023, the National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP) will unveil the National Memory Project Philippines, which will make available for free online thousands of books on the history of the Philippines culled from the various museums and the NHCP Serafin Quiason Resource Center. There will also be contributions from the National Library of the Philippines and other institutions and individuals. A true bayanihan to fulfill the theme of this History Month, "Democratizing History for the People." This is a giant leap forward for public history in the Philippines."

Visit the National Memory Project Philippines and enjoy!

[thebaronmunchausen]

For the celebration of the History Month and the National Language Month, the NHCP Museum of Philippine Social History presents:

"Leona Florentino: First Published Filipina Poet"

A Lecture-workshop on the life and works of Leona Florentino this will be held in the Museum of Philippine Social History together with invited group Linangan sa Imahen, Retorika at Anyo, Inc. (LIRA) and their members to facilitate a whole day poetry lecture-writing workshop. The lecture aims to relive the life of an iconic individual Leona Florentino who is known as the mother of Feminist Literature and witness how she left an indelible mark among Filipinos her contributions as a foundational poet, dramatist, satirist, and playwright.

After the lecture Ms. Mikka Ann V. Cabangon will launch her book “Duongan”

This will be followed by a lecture of poetry writing exploring different forms of poetry and the participants will be asked to create their own poems. Participants will be asked to identify the forms and devices of the poems to be read, as well as applying it in their own written poems by applying particular forms and utilizing certain poetic devices.

This will be on 24 August 2024, Saturday, 09:00 AM to 04:00 PM, at the Audio Visual Room, Museum of Philippine Social History, Angeles City.

It is a FREE event, however, for the afternoon session, only selected pre-registered participants will be included.

MakeItHistoric #NHCPMuseums #BuwanNgWika #HistoryMonth2024 #filipinoliterature

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The Museum of Philippine Social History is one of the museums of the National Historical Commission of the Philippines and is open to the public. It is housed at the Old Florentino Pamintuan's Mansion, Santo Entierro St. cor. Miranda St., Sto. Rosario, Angeles City, Philippines 2009. Visit us from Tuesdays to Sundays, 08:00 AM to 04:00 PM.

For other inquiries send us a message or give us a call at (045) 963-0641, you can also send us an email at mpsh@nhcp.gov.ph

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FALSE: The PH Government refused to oppose Dia Maté's win due to questionable Flag Code violations on Social Media

SANTA CRUZ, BOLIVIA -- The rumor started circulating on social media that the National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP) reportedly flagged a congratulatory post on social media for the Caviteña and half-Chavacano beauty queen 'Deanna Marie Maté', who was a winner of the 34th edition of Reina Hispanoamericana, for allegedly violating the Flag and Heraldic Code of the Philippines (FHCP).

'Reina Hispanoamericana' is an international beauty pageant dedicated to the Hispanic heritage, language and culture. Founded in 1991 and situated at 'Santa Cruz, Bolivia'. The 34th edition was held on February 10th, 2025 (Bolivia local time). Maté is the granddaughter of Mr. Jesus Crispin "Boying" Catibayan Remulla and part of her members of the Remulla political clan from Cavite. She is currently dating the Original Pinoy Music singer 'Mr. Juan Karlos Labajo' whom she called best friend and greatest love. Currently, she won the Best National Costume with her outfit "Banaag", which took inspiration from the Baroque churches.

Just this past week, the NHCP flagged out an anonymous user on Instagram (belonging to the company known as Meta Platforms Inc. [MPi]) for supposedly violating the FHCP, which regulates the use of national symbols and emblems, by posting a congratulatory message on social media. The law covers the use of national icons, such as the Philippine flag, coat of arms and other heraldic items. Under the Implementing Rules and Regulations of Republic Act #8491, Section 15 and Section 39.a & 39.f, violators of this provision and penalties shall be punishable by a fine or imprisonment.

The claim appears to be a confusing of legal rules, and there is no real evidence that backs up the original assertion. Thus, our internet broadcast partner of 'TEGNA' in America, it is ABSOLUTELY FALSE. As individual achievements have no telos in the FHCP, congratulatory messages or social media posts are not completely covered by this law.

As of now, the NHCP has not officially released any statement to the internet news reporters in showbiz, contesting Maté's pageant win or subsequent posts on social media. FHCP is meant to safeguard the sanctity of national symbols, not to interfere with expressions of patriotism or congratulations on an individual basis. The claim seems based on either misinformation or a misunderstanding of the law.

To sum up, the claim made on social media that the NHCP violated the Flag and Heraldic Code when it endorsed Deanna Marie Maté's 34th Reina Hispanoamericana victory is unfounded, with no confirmation from the commission in question and no legal merit to the allegations.

PHOTO COURTESY: Miguel Coronado via IG PHOTO BACKGROUND PROVIDED BY: Tegna

SOURCE: *https://www.instagram.com/p/DF-h1CqxIjc/ *https://www.rappler.com/entertainment/pageants/things-to-know-dia-mate-reina-hispanoamericana-2025/ *https://philnews.ph/2025/02/04/dia-mate-best-national-costume-reina-hispanoamericana-2025/ *https://interaksyon.philstar.com/trends-spotlights/2025/02/11/291704/nhcp-pubmat-dia-mate-philippine-flag-wartime-position/ and *https://www.facebook.com/nhcp1933/posts/1069711115201064

-- OneNETnews Online Publication Team

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Inception Meeting for the Research on Muslim Ethnolinguistic Groups in the Philippines

Today marks the Inception Meeting for the Research on the Muslim Ethnolinguistic Groups in the Philippines, organized by the National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP), in partnership with Mindanao State University - Iligan Institute of Technology (MSU-IIT) and the Bangsamoro Commission for the Preservation of Cultural Heritage (BCPCH).

This significant event is attended by key informants and local historians from various ethnolinguistic groups. The program includes lectures on research writing, ethical conduct for researchers, and new trends in writing about history and culture.

Executive Assistant II Mohandis Iman M. Lucman, Senior History Researcher Nor-Jamal G. Batugan and History Researcher II Sittie Ayena H. Caye were in attendance, representing BCPCH Lanao del Sur.

The event was held in Newdawn Hotel Plus, Cagayan de Oro City.

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Jose Rizal, TeacherServer, Australia WWII Records, More: Monday Afternoon ResearchBuzz, August 12, 2024

NEW RESOURCES Philippine News: Original Manuscripts of Jose Rizal’s Works Now Available Online. “The original manuscripts of Dr. Jose Rizal’s important works including ‘Noli Me Tangere,’ ‘El Filibusterismo,’ and ‘Mi Ultimo Adios.’ are now available online. The National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP) has made the original manuscripts of Dr. Jose Rizal’s important works available…

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New NHCP Chair: Expert on Philippine Church Heritage

Regalado Trota Jose, a church heritage expert, is the new chair of the National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP). #southeastasianarchaeology #Philippines #NHCP #culturalheritage #RegaladoTrotaJose

via Inquirer, 17 Jul 2024: Regalado Trota Jose, a distinguished expert in the history and heritage of Philippine churches, has been appointed as the new chair of the National Historical Commission of the Philippines. His expertise includes modernizing the UST Archives and contributing to numerous publications on Philippine church history. Regalado Trota Jose, renowned for his expertise in the…

[newhomecobroker]

Mastering New Home Sales: The Path to Becoming a Certified Professional

Becoming a certified professional in new home sales entails a structured process designed to enhance an agent's proficiency in this specialized field. One of the most recognized certifications is the New Home Certified Professional (NHCP) designation, offered by reputable organizations within the real estate industry.

Visit- https://newhomecobroker1.blogspot.com/2024/06/mastering-new-home-sales-path-to.html

[archiyugos]

Historical Structure Should We Preserve or Demolish?

History is one of the significant identities of a community, whether it may symbolize a building structure or a person who could identify themselves as one of the contributors to the nation. But part of historical preservation is understanding the sentiment of the community towards the structure or that person that is relevant to the events of the past.

Let me start with the topic that I want to discuss with, in a recent article, there is a structure that is located at Sta Mesa, Philippines. A Fire station that is built during world war II, the National Historical Commission of the Philippines wanted to preserve the historical structure while Architects wanted to demolish the structure to make use of the structure. To better understand both points this is between cultural preservation or cultural identity of the community and architectural safety or architectural use of the structure. In my own perspective the priority of architectural use should be the basis of preserving of a historical structure, I have been to NHCP and understand the process of preserving artifacts and authenticity of the structure there are ways and category that a structure should be preserve for generations to come. Questions like “is the structure a part of a history events?”, “is the structure important to the events of the past?”, “is the structure was used by the important people from the past?”. These questions are relevant to what means of preserving a structure. The standing of the Fire station should be demolish and rebuilt into something more useful and impactful to the community. The fire station like any other houses that are built during the World War II are not ideally be preserve because of lack of historical events that are involve during that timeframe. Demolishing the Fire station doesn’t mean that the structure itself is wasted but rather it can be used again as the same use of the structure. I understand that cultural identity is part of the history of the community but as an architect wasted space should be uphold and can be used again for the improvement of the community rather that being wasted and not used for significant reason for the sake of preserving the structure.

In conclusion, demolishing the fire station is ideal for the change of the community, the proposed fire station is an improvement and can be used again for the community rather than being a wasted structure that can’t be used for its purpose of the structure. I understand the significant value of the cultural identity of the community but understanding the state of the structure it should be concur that the structure itself cannot be used for its own purpose for the sake of preserving the structure.

[thxnews]

Philippines Honors 650 Years of Heritage

  History and Heritage of the Muslim Community

The Office of the President has taken a significant step in recognizing and celebrating the rich history and heritage of the Muslim community in the Philippines. In an administrative order issued on November 7, the creation of the "Situmiayat Wakhamsum Aldhikraa National Committee" (SWANC) was announced. This committee will play a pivotal role in planning and implementing a series of programs, activities, and projects to commemorate the 650th anniversary of Philippine Muslim History and Heritage.   A Commemorative Journey Begins The Administrative Order No. 10, spanning five pages, underscores the importance of commemorating the 650th anniversary. Signed by Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin, the order emphasizes that SWANC's mission is to organize, coordinate, and synchronize various programs, projects, and activities for the upcoming commemoration. It's a journey that will extend from next year through 2030, showcasing the enduring legacy of Muslim Filipinos in shaping the nation's history and heritage.   More Than History Beyond a mere reflection of the past, the commemoration anniversary will have a multi-faceted impact. It will not only promote local and national tourism but also reignite a sense of nationalism in every Filipino. The emphasis is on instilling values for the common good, strengthening the social cohesiveness of the community, and intensifying social awareness.  

Leadership and Coordination

The leadership of SWANC is in capable hands. Specifically, the chairman of the National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP) serves as the committee's chairperson. In addition to the chairperson, the secretary of the National Commission on Muslim Filipinos and the chairperson of the Bangsamoro Commission for the Preservation of Cultural Heritage will serve as co-vice chairpersons.   Collaborative Efforts The administrative order also includes a roster of esteemed member agencies. These agencies, including the Department of Budget and Management (DBM), Department of Education (DepEd), Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG), Department of National Defense (DND), Department of Tourism (DOT), and the Office of the Presidential Adviser on Peace, Reconciliation, and Unity (OPAPRU), will play pivotal roles in the successful execution of the commemoration.   Authorized Representation The chairperson, co-vice chairpersons, and members of SWANC are empowered to designate their respective alternates, with the rank of Assistant Secretary or higher, who will have full authority to act on their behalf.   Administrative Support The NHCP will serve as the Secretariat of the SWANC, offering technical, administrative, and operational support to the Committee. When needed, the Secretariat may augment its staff with personnel from member agencies, pending authorization from their respective agency heads.   A Comprehensive Plan SWANC's primary responsibility is to craft a comprehensive plan for the commemoration of the 650th Anniversary of Philippine Muslim History and Heritage. We will submit this plan to the President for approval within six months of the order's effectiveness, laying the foundation for a journey that pledges to celebrate, educate, and unite a diverse nation around its shared heritage.   Sources: THX News & Presidential Communications Office. Read the full article

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Apolinario Mabini, Revolutionary, Cesar Adib Majul

he was so fucking funny for this

I had actually spent a long time recreating the interior of his house for that first panel before I remembered he was exiled in guam when this happened lmao. the other guy in this comic is his brother, prudencio, who accompanied him into exile!

speaking of houses, let's talk about his glasses. he had them, and I get emotional whenever I see photos of his personal belongings.....

photo taken from the NHCP Museo ni Apolinario Mabini

also the citation given in the screen cap!! I don't have access to Mabini's La Revolucion Filipina, but if you do and you want to read further: [8] 'Las memorias de Guam' La Revolucion Filipina, Volume II, p233

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okay im honor of gomburza day [february 17th, 1872]

the three priests, padre gomes, padre burgos, padre zamora, on this day (at least it's today in ph time) were executed via garrote by the spaniards in 1872. some people argue it was on the 28th, but by NHCP it's on the 17th i think

the reason they were executed can be split by priests:

padre gomes was mainly executed because he was close to padre burgos (who's like the main guy™) and was close to the late padre pedro pelaez, padre burgos' mentor and a guy who really wrote a lot of anti-spaniard stuff sorta ,,, if you don't know, for about 333 years, the spaniards colonized us, and we were "freed" (i say freed because the spaniards sold us off to america when we almost defeated them) in 1899. this means, by just simple logic, we can judge that revolutionary spirit was gaining power :3

padre zamora was mainly executed out of relation to the other two and a surprisingly funny (i say funny because it sucks in a funny way) way,, he was a gambler . so like secret code for gambling included bullets = money, and he was given a note that went like "hey bring the bullets next time ok remember" and when the spanish authorities searched his house they were like "THAT'S CRIMINAL BEHAVIOUR"

padre burgos was executed because this guy wouldve been as bad if not worse than padre pelaez in terms of antispanish sentiment . i mean it he had a secret newspaper called la nacion where he wrote anonymously but EVERYONE knew it was him afyer he unanoned... stupid

the main MAIN reason/excuse they were executed is the 1872 cavite mutiny. basically some infantrymen and such (filipino workers) planned to attack manila and cavite and strike against the spaniards. good plan. like actyally

..they messed up

the planned signal (manila and cavite ARE VERY FAR FROM EACH OTHER I WILL NOT LIE) was fireworks or cannons .

now. there was a firework festoval the same. fucking..day

and they lit fireworks early.

so. um.

the peolle in cavite started fighting but the thing you have to understand is cavite is the spanish weak spot, but if manila, the big strong™ point, sends reinforcements cus THEYRE NOT BUSY FIGHTING TOO, it's not that weak

so then the manila spanish soldiers go there and then oh shit. they're caught

francisco zaldua was like the key witness from here and lied about the three priests to save his neck but he actually died first today too. coward.

would yap more but im sleepy

if you woke me up in the dead of night and asked me "when did [philippine historical event] happen" you won't go back to bed

[bcpchranaw]

INCEPTION MEETING & RESEARCH - WRITING COLLOQUIUM ON THE HISTORY OF THE 13 ETHNOLINGUISTIC GROUPS OF MINDANAO, SULU AND PALAWAN

The National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP), in partnership with the Mindanao State University - Iligan Institute of Technology and the Bangsamoro Commission for the Preservation of Cultural Heritage (BCPCH-BARMM), will hold the Inception Meeting & Research-Writing Colloquium for the History of the Thirteen (13) Muslim-Majority Ethnolinguistic Groups of Mindanao, Sulu, and Palawan on 16-17 January 2025 at the New Dawn Hotel, Cagayan de Oro City.

This is the first phase of a multi-year research project led by the NHCP, the MSU-IIT, and the BCPCH-BARMM that aims to write a comprehensive historical record of Muslim Mindanao through the perspectives and voices of the Muslim majority ethnolinguistic groups in the Philippines. More than forty participants from across Mindanao, Sulu, and Palawan along with researchers and facilitators will gather for the two day program that will include discussions and narrative writing sessions. With the aim of contributing to the development of Filipino and Moro research, this project is one of the major research projects under the 2030 Year of Philippine Muslim History and Heritage as envisioned in Administrative Order No. 10, s. 2023.

hashtag#MindanaoResearchProject hashtag#MuslimHistoryPH hashtag#MakeItHistoric hashtag#PatuloySaPagtuklas -- Photo credit: https://lnkd.in/gxzgXKDp

------------ (Re-posted as is from the NHCP's Facebook page)