NASAAN ANG MGA BUTO NI ANDRES BONIFACIO
Summary
TLDRThe video script delves into the life and legacy of Andres Bonifacio, a prominent Filipino hero and revolutionary leader. It discusses his role as the founder and president of the Katipunan, which sought Philippine independence from Spanish rule. The script ponders the mystery surrounding Bonifacio's remains, which were reportedly found and then misplaced, leaving their current location uncertain. It also laments the lack of a proper burial and recognition for this significant figure in Philippine history, highlighting the need for respect and preservation of his monuments and memory.
Takeaways
- 🏛️ Andres Bonifacio is celebrated as one of the most valiant heroes of the Philippines, known as the father of the Philippine Revolution.
- 🎖️ He was the founder and the first president of the KKK, or the Supreme and Venerable Lodge of the Sons of the People, established in 1892.
- 🗼 A prominent monument of Bonifacio is located in Caloocan, Metro Manila, and another significant landmark, the Bonifacio Global City (BGC), is named in his honor.
- 🌟 Bonifacio is featured on the new PHP 500 bill and has various monuments throughout the Philippines.
- 🗓️ November 30, the birth anniversary of Bonifacio, is celebrated as Bonifacio Day, a national holiday in the Philippines.
- 📆 In 2023, Bonifacio Day was moved to Monday, November 27, to provide a long weekend for workers, as per Republic Act 9492.
- 🤔 The location of Bonifacio's remains is a subject of historical debate and mystery.
- 🔍 In 1918, the Philippine government formed a group to search for Bonifacio's remains in Maragondon, Cavite, and they found a skull believed to be his.
- 🏢 The skull was later housed in the National Library and Museum of the Philippines until the building was destroyed in 1945 during World War II, and the remains have not been found since.
- 🏗️ Many theories exist about the true location of Bonifacio's remains, but there is no definitive evidence, leaving the mystery unsolved.
Q & A
Who is Andres Bonifacio and why is he significant in Philippine history?
-Andres Bonifacio is considered one of the most valiant heroes of the Philippines, known as the father of the Philippine Revolution. He was the founder and the first president of the Katipunan, a secret society that played a crucial role in the fight for Philippine independence from Spanish rule.
What is the Katipunan and when was it established?
-The Katipunan, also known as the Kataas-taasan Kagalang-galangang Katipunan ng mga Anak ng Bayan, was a revolutionary society established in 1892. It was instrumental in the Philippine struggle for freedom from Spanish colonial rule.
What is the significance of the Bonifacio Shrine in Maragondon, Cavite?
-The Bonifacio Shrine in Maragondon, Cavite, is believed to be the burial site of Andres Bonifacio. It is a historical landmark that commemorates the life and death of this important figure in Philippine history.
When was Andres Bonifacio born and what is celebrated as Bonifacio Day?
-Andres Bonifacio was born on November 30, 1863. Bonifacio Day is celebrated on this date and serves as a holiday for all Filipinos to honor his contributions to the country's independence.
Why was Bonifacio Day celebrated on November 27, 2023, instead of November 30?
-In 2023, Bonifacio Day was celebrated on November 27, a Monday, to align with Republic Act 9492, which aims to provide a long weekend for all workers since November 30 falls on a Thursday.
Where are the remains of other prominent Filipino historical figures like Jose Rizal, Emilio Aguinaldo, Apolinario Mabini, and Juan Luna?
-Jose Rizal is buried under his monument at the Luneta, Emilio Aguinaldo in his house in Cavite, Apolinario Mabini in Batangas, and Juan Luna in Intramuros.
When was Andres Bonifacio executed and where did this take place?
-Andres Bonifacio was executed on May 10, 1897, in Maragondon, Cavite, along with his brother Procopio.
What is the controversy surrounding the location of Andres Bonifacio's remains?
-The exact location of Andres Bonifacio's remains is disputed. While the Bonifacio Shrine in Maragondon claims to house his remains, there is no certainty, and the remains were reportedly lost during the destruction of the National Library and Museum of the Philippines during World War II.
Why is there a debate about the authenticity of the remains claimed to be of Andres Bonifacio?
-There is a debate because the remains found in 1918 were believed to belong to Bonifacio, but it was also suggested that they could belong to his brother Procopio. The remains were later lost, leaving the question of authenticity unresolved.
How are some of the monuments dedicated to Andres Bonifacio treated today?
-Some monuments dedicated to Andres Bonifacio are not given the respect they deserve. They are sometimes neglected, vandalized, or used as a canvas for graffiti, reflecting a lack of proper care and respect for these historical symbols.
What is the current status of efforts to provide a proper burial for Andres Bonifacio?
-Despite being a national hero, Andres Bonifacio has yet to be given a state funeral. The uncertainty about the location of his remains and the historical controversies surrounding them contribute to the lack of a definitive resting place.
Outlines
🏛️ Historical Significance of Andres Bonifacio
The first paragraph discusses the historical importance of Andres Bonifacio, a key figure in Philippine history known for his role in the Philippine Revolution and as the founder and president of the Katipunan. It mentions his potential claim to the title of the first president of the Philippines, had it not been for the events of the Tejeros Convention. The paragraph also highlights the discrepancy between the recorded date of his death and the date on his shrine, suggesting uncertainty about the authenticity of his remains. It notes the efforts to find Bonifacio's remains and the controversy surrounding their authenticity, as well as the destruction of the building that housed the supposed remains during World War II. The paragraph concludes with a reflection on the uncertainty surrounding Bonifacio's final resting place and the lack of a definitive answer to this historical mystery.
📜 The Legacy and Current State of Bonifacio's Monuments
The second paragraph delves into the current state of monuments dedicated to Andres Bonifacio and the broader issue of how historical figures are remembered and honored. It expresses concern over the neglect and disrespect shown to Bonifacio's monuments, suggesting a lack of proper care and maintenance. The paragraph also touches on the broader societal issues, such as the use of monuments as a canvas for graffiti and the lack of respect for historical figures. It ends with a call to action for a proper burial and recognition for Bonifacio, reflecting on the centennial celebration of his leadership and the ongoing debate about the location of his remains.
Mindmap
Keywords
💡Andres Bonifacio
💡Katipunan
💡Philippine Revolution
💡Tejeros Convention
💡Supremo
💡Bonifacio Day
💡Bonifacio Shrine
💡National Library and Museum of the Philippines
💡Second World War
💡State Funeral
Highlights
Andres Bonifacio is considered one of the most valiant heroes of the Philippines.
He is also known as the father of the Philippine Revolution.
Bonifacio was the founder and the first president of the KKK, or the Supreme and Venerable Philippine Children's Association.
The Katipunan, established in 1892, played a crucial role in the fight for Philippine independence from Spanish rule.
Bonifacio is a prominent figure in Philippine history books.
He is depicted on the new 500-peso bill.
Various monuments have been erected in his honor throughout the Philippines.
One of the most famous monuments is located in Caloocan, Metro Manila.
The Bonifacio Global City (BGC) in Taguig, Metro Manila is also named after him.
Some believe Bonifacio was the first president of the Philippines, if not for the events of March 22, 1897, known as the Tejeros Convention.
Andres Bonifacio was born on November 30, 1863, which is celebrated as Bonifacio Day.
In 2023, Bonifacio Day was moved to Monday, November 27, to provide a long weekend for workers.
The location of Bonifacio's remains is a matter of historical debate.
According to history, Bonifacio was killed on May 10, 1897, in Maragondon, Cavite, along with his brother Procopio.
The Bonifacio Shrine in Maragondon states that he was buried on April 26, 1897, which contradicts the date of his death.
In 1918, the Philippine government formed a group to search for Bonifacio's remains in Maragondon.
The group found a skull believed to belong to Bonifacio.
The skull was accepted as Bonifacio's and was transferred to the National Library and Museum of the Philippines.
The building housing the skull was destroyed in 1945 during World War II, and the remains have not been found since.
There is no certainty that the skull found in 1918 was indeed Bonifacio's.
Many theories exist, but none have been proven, and the mystery continues to captivate the public.
It is sad to think that one of the bravest heroes of the country has not been given a proper burial, reflecting numerous injustices in our history.
Some of Bonifacio's monuments in the Philippines are not well-maintained or valued.
The disrespect shown to Bonifacio's monuments is a reflection of the lack of care for our historical heritage.
As the country celebrates the 100th anniversary of the Supremo's death, he is still not given a state funeral.
The question of where Bonifacio's remains are remains a mystery.
Transcripts
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Nasaan nga ba ang mga labi ni Andres
Bonifacio mga kaibigan si Gat Andres
Bonifacio ay isa sa pinakamagiting na
bayani ng Pilipinas
binansagan pa nga siya bilang the father
of the Philippine Revolution at isa rin
siya sa nagtatag at naging presidente
Supremo ng kilosang KKK o ang
kataas-taasan kagalang-galangang
Katipunan ng mga anak ng
bayan ang grupong ito na nabuo noong
1892 ay isa sa mga nagbigay daan upang
magkaroon ng Kalayaan ang Pilipinas mula
sa pamumuno ng mga
Espanyol si Bonifacio mga kaibigan ay
hindi nawawala sa mga libro ng ating
kasaysayan siya ang orihinal na atapang
atao kung saan siya rin ang nilagay sa
bagong Lim piso at ginawaan ng iba't
ibang Monumento dito sa
Pilipinas isa nga sa pinakasikat na
Monumento niya dito ay matatagpuan sa
Caloocan Metro Manila sa may
rotonda hindi lang yan dahil pati ang
isa sa pinakasikat na pasyalan sa Taguig
Metro Manila ay ipinangalan din sa kanya
at ito ay ang BGC o ang Bonifacio Global
City pinaniniwalaan din ng iba na siya
raw ang kauna-unahang presidente ng
pilipinas kung hindi lang dahil sa
dayaan na nangyari noong March 22 1897
na mas kilala sa tawag na the Tejeros
conven si Bonifacio ay ipinanganak noong
November 30 186 63 kung saan ginawa ang
araw na to bilang Bonifacio Day na
nagsisilbing holiday para sa lahat ng
pilipino ngunit sa taong ito 2023 ay
ipagdiriwang natin ang bonfacio day sa
lunes November 27 alin sunod sa Republic
Act
9492 upang magkaroon ng long weekend ang
lahat ng mga manggagawa dahil ang
November 30 ay Tatama ng Huwebes o
Thursday ngayon mga kaibigan Bakit nga
ba natin pinag-uusapan si Gat Andres
Bonifacio at ano ang mahiwaga tungkol sa
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kanya si Jose Rizal ay inilibing sa
ilalim ng kanyang Monumento sa luneta si
Emilio Aguinaldo naman sa kanyang
malaking bahay sa
Cavite si Apolinario Mabini ay inilibing
sa tanawan
Batangas at si Juan Luna naman ay
inilibing sa Intramuros
Ang mahiwagang tanong ay Nasaan ang mga
labi ni Andres
Bonifacio ayon sa kasaysayan sinasabing
si Andres Bonifacio ay pinaslang noong
May 10 1897 sa Maragondon Cavite kasama
ng kanyang kapatid na si Procopio
Bonifacio kaya lang kung titignan natin
ang Bonifacio Shrine sa Maragondon ay
nakasulat dito na siya ay ni libing
noong april 26
1897 ito ay hindi tugma sapagkat ang
ibig sabihin ba nito ay inilibing si
Bonifacio Bago pa siya
Mamatay noong 1918 ay bumuo ng grupo ang
pamahalaan ng Pilipinas upang hanapin
ang mga labi ni Bonifacio sa
Maragondon sa kanilang paghahanap ay may
nakita silang isang labi na
pinaniniwalaan nilang pagmamay-ari ni
bonifas
kaya lang gaya nga ng Sabi ko sa inyo
Kanina si Bonifacio ay pinatay kasama ng
kanyang kapatid na si
Procopio ang tanong ay Bakit iisa lamang
ang kanilang
nahanap maaari na ito ay kay Bonifacio O
baka naman kay
Procopio di kalaunan ay tinanggap ito ng
ating bansa bilang mga labi ni Andres
Bonifacio at inilipat sa National Li and
Museum of the
Philippines kaya lang noong 1945 kung
saan kasalukuyang nagaganap ang
ikalawang digmaang pandaigdig ay nawasak
ang gusaling ito at Mula noon ay hindi
na muling natagpuan ang kanyang mga
buto ang konklusyon natin dito mga
kaibigan ay mula Umpisa pa lang ay wala
talagang kasiguraduhan kung tunay bang
mga buto ni Andres Bonifacio ang
natagpuan noong 198 18 at nawala noong
1945 ibig sabihin ay hanggang sa panahon
natin ngayon wala talagang nakakaalam
kung nasaan ang kanyang mga
labi maraming teorya Pero lahat ng to ay
walang katotohanan at nagsisilbi pa ring
hiwaga sa ating
lahat Nakakalungkot lang na ang isa sa
pinakamagiting nating bayani ay hindi pa
rin nabibigyan ng maayos na libing na
bum bubuo ng napakaraming katanungan sa
ating
kasaysayan hindi lang yan dahil maski
ang ilan sa kanyang mga Monumento dito
sa Pilipinas ay hindi na rin nabibigyang
halaga o hindi na naaalagaan
minsan ay pinamamahayan na lang ito ng
mga walang matulugan at Minsan naman ay
ginagawang katatawanan ng mga kabataan
kung saan sila ay nagdo-drawing at
nagkakalat sa paligid
nito Nakakalungkot din isipin na
magdiriwang na ng 100 at kaarawan ang
magiting na Supremo sa taong ito ay
hindi pa rin siya nabibigyan ng state
funeral ang sinasabi naman ng iba ay
Paano ililibing ang isang taong wala
namang mga
labi ikaw kaibigan Sa iyong palagay ay
Nasaan ang mga labi ni Gat Andres
Bonifacio i-comment mo sa baba ang iyong
opinyon at mag kasama natin itong
pag-usapan ano't ano pa man mga kaibigan
ay wala pa ring sinum man sa atin ang
nakakaalam kung Totoo ba to o
hindi kaya nga sa atin Ito lang ay
isang
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