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It was due to inexperience and the doubting of the rebels that caused the
Spanish to claim victory, even taking the rebels' flag. However Arayat ordered a retreat since crossing the river was too difficult and also because the rebels were much more numerous, carrying their flag as a symbol of their
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Both Arza and Valdez had face-to-face combat until they both slipped towards the river. Everyone paused for a while and waited to see who would rose first. Valdez initially rose carrying the now dead Arza, which had its neck broke. Valdez himself was later killed by a gunfire, his body never to be
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Antonio's capture, tried to save him but the Spanish already beheaded him after Antonio had finally told the man who was behind the revolt in exchange for personal freedom. Immediately, the Spanish spread Palaris's name throughout the province, marking the first time they
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Pangasinan. He warned to the inhabitants of the province to retain loyalty to Spain, serve without pay and pay taxes. However, he couldn't take action against this since he was still hiding from the British who recently sent a force to capture him and his
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Mangaldan to check the invading Spaniards from San Fabian. However, this largely failed as Valdez and his group got heavily drunk until
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Meanwhile Pedro Tagle took his position and shouted at the soldiers on the command of attack to maintain morale. Suddenly a hand-to-hand combat took place throughout the other bank. One soldier was hit with a poisoned spear, which took some time for him to paralyze and scream before dying.
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Numerous people experienced hardships thoroughout the entirety of the revolt. People that fled had to resort to eating banana leaves in order to survive. There are also a large number of deaths involving babies and children. It was said that Barrio
Catopactopacan had the highest number of
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In an effort to eradicate any possible rebel that might be blending with the general populace, the
Spanish shot every person they come across at Barrio Ymbo, including civilians who had nothing to do without the revolt. Numerous others hid in the woods in an attempt to escape infighting.
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Anda persuaded the friars there to oppose against Palaris, but they didn't do anything since they lack armies. In Lingayen, the vicar there, Andres Melendez agreed to the rebels' demands, even publishing a document that agreed with this, possibly to save his life from the rebels.
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Anda dispatched one hundred and eighty men from his camp to Pangasinan, and gave orders to Manuel Arza to extirpate the last remains of the rebellion from Ilocos, that he might form a junction with the troops going to Manila under command of Pedro Bonardel.
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Palaris, now tired, exhausted and left alone after the Hidalgo brothers, the last leaders aside him killed, escaped the Spanish and his at Barrio de Dios (Porac now). Afterwards he went to Barrio Magtaking, and finally at Barrio Pao.
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On January 16, 1765, as usual, Simeona brings his brother's lunch at theur dining room. Without hesitation, Palaris ate: this allowed his sister to take time to destroy his bow and arrow, then gave the Spanish a signal to attack.
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Palaris's body was dragged towards Binalatongan and paraded across the town, accompanied by band music. To instill fear towards the people the corpse was chopped, afterwards different body parts were hung across several barrios.
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The Spanish decided to pause their advance towards Palaris for a while. Then afterwards, Arza lead a charge by crossing the river. They were met with gunfire from the rebels but nevertheless managed to cross to the other side.
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later. They successfully encouraged some of Palaris's soldiers to defect, and Palaris greeted them in calm. The Spanish warned Palaris of the consequences, of which he replied in return:
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The population of Pangasinan also saw a dramatic decrease, it has been estimated that 26,927 people were killed between 1762 and 1765, composing nearly half of the pre-war population.
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to end the rebellion completely. Still in Pias, Palaris sent the entirety of his surviving force in an attempt to thwart off the Spanish. After a brief siege of the municipal hall in
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midnight. They were awakened by the sound of cannon fire from the Spanish who recently arrived. Although too late, Valdez nevertheless immediately lead his forces to assist Palaris.
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1431:Binalatongan
1398:seen again.
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119:Part of the
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1149:Manuel Arza
960:Manuel Arza
783:Pedro Tagle
494:Barrio Pias
436:2nd Bulacan
431:1st Bulacan
399:Philippines
1717:Categories
1636:References
825:389 killed
822:134 killed
603:After the
472:Pangasinan
352:210 killed
148:Pangasinan
106:Pangasinan
54:improve it
1610:Aftermath
579:Dominican
489:Bayambang
460:2nd Vigan
455:1st Vigan
70:July 2023
58:verifying
1540:Strength
1435:Calasiao
1426:Location
1358:Strength
1256:Location
1220:Calasiao
1182:Strength
1086:Location
1006:Strength
896:Location
804:Strength
675:Location
637:Lingayen
504:Calasiao
441:Batangas
334:Strength
143:Location
1548:Unknown
1545:Unknown
1532:†
1516:†
1366:Unknown
1363:Unknown
1350:†
1324:†
1216:Dagupan
1190:Unknown
1187:Unknown
1014:Unknown
796:†
764:Antonio
752:†
646:Battles
617:Britain
593:Bolinao
569:was at
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537:Auditor
521:Prelude
499:Dagupan
397:in the
339:Unknown
325:†
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250:†
52:Please
1442:Result
1269:Result
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909:Result
688:Result
613:France
545:battle
465:Piddig
448:Ilocos
426:Laguna
421:Cavite
416:Manila
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159:Result
1466:Spain
1293:Spain
1260:near
1122:Spain
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722:Spain
679:near
609:Spain
196:Spain
1418:Date
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912:Draw
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615:and
527:1660
484:Agno
135:Date
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56:by
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