The Irraya Revolt, also known as the Gaddang Revolt (Tagalog: Pag-aalsa ng mga Gaddang) was an uprising by the Gaddang people of Northern Isabela that transpired on 6 November 1621. It was led by Felipe Cuntapay and Gabriel Dayag.

2022年8月25日 · The Gaddang intermittently rose in revolt through the centuries of Spanish colonialism, and at least one revolt was led by their own town officials. A major uprising in 1621 was the result of Spanish abuse and oppression that the colonized lowland Gaddang had grown weary of, primarily the imprisonment of their chiefs and relatives in Manila as ...

Authorities claimed the Gaddang Revolt effectively over with the first mass held by the Augustinians on 12 April 1639 in Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya, the so-called "final-stronghold" of the Gaddangs. This protest/revolt created a distinction between the "Christianized" and "non-Christian" Gaddang. [85]

2025年2月5日 · The Christians in the Bannag River Valley in the Gaddanes and Malaueg regions would demand equal rights which will cause a revolt in 1621 led by Cuntapay and Dayag which will cause the Selurong Sultanate to seal its own borders as its borders is porous as they consider the territory of the tribes in Cordillera Central as its territory.

AKLASAN NG MGA GADDANG NUONG 1621 ‘Nais Naming Maging Mga Sarili Namin’ The Revolt of the Gaddangs in the Cagayan Valley in 1621. NUONG unang dating ng mga frayleng Español, hindi tulad ngayon, bihira ang mga taga-Ilocos sa tinatawag ngayong Nueva Vizcaya.

2018年8月23日 · Yogad Revolt On March 30, 1785, Mengal Lagutao of Angadanan and wife Magaya together with Mengal Baladdon (Yogad priest and medicine man), the Christian Juan Gumpin, Mengal Manganusu and Mengal Baguatan (Bagguadon in other manuscripts) all three of Camarag led a rebellion against the Spanish authorities because of the forcible relocation of ...

Mateo de Aranda – suppressed the revolt Gaddang Revolt (1621) • Due to the abuses of the Spanish authorities • Cagayan Valley • Leaders: Felipe Cutabay and Gabriel Dayag • Result: Fr. Pedro de Santo Tomas – persuaded the Gaddangs to lay down their arms.

the revolt of lakandula and sulayman (1574) Major Cause: Gov. Guido de Lavezares' reversal of Legazpi's policy of exempting Lakandula and his descendants from the tribute and forced labor. 1 / 18

2022年4月28日 · The Gaddang Revolt is believed to have been caused harsh order and imposition of the Spanish authorities. The effect was that many people were displaced and there was slower economic growth. What...

The Irraya Revolt, also known as the Gaddang Revolt (Tagalog language: Pag-aalsa ng mga Gaddang) was an uprising by the Gaddang people of Northern Isabela that transpired on 6 November 1621. It was led by Felipe Cuntapay and Gabriel Dayag.