Carlos V Francisco (disambiguation)

• Carlos V. Francisco

  Carlos "Botong" V. Francisco (1912–1969) was a Filipino painter from Angono, Rizal, celebrated as the single-handed reviver of Filipino mural painting. He was posthumously named…

• Carlos "Botong" Francisco

  Also: Botong Francisco, Carlos V. Francisco, Carlos Modesto Villaluz Francisco

  Carlos "Botong" Francisco (born Carlos Modesto Villaluz Francisco; November 4, 1912, Angono, Rizal – March 31, 1969, Angono) was a Filipino painter and muralist, among…

• Carlos María de la Torre

  Also: Carlos María de la Torre y Nava Cerrada — the styling of the English record and the Wikidata label, Carlos María de la Torre y Navacerrada — the single-word Spanish spelling of the record, De la Torre — the shorthand of Philippine historiography

  Carlos María de la Torre (Carlos María de la Torre y Nava Cerrada; born in Seville in 1809 – died in Madrid in 1879) was…

• Francisco Dagohoy

  Also: Francisco Sendrijas — the recorded real name, Dagohoy — the amulet name that displaced it, Francisco Dagohoy of Inabanga — the place-qualified designation of the historical record

  Francisco Dagohoy (born Francisco Sendrijas, c. 1724, Inabanga, Bohol) was the Boholano cabeza de barangay who led the Dagohoy Rebellion of 1744 to 1829, the…

• Carlos P. Romulo

  Also: Carlos Peña Romulo — full name, General Romulo — the wartime rank by which he was widely styled thereafter, Mr. United Nations — Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim's appellation, 1980

  Carlos P. Romulo (Carlos Peña Romulo; born January 14, 1898 or 1899 — the references divide, and both years appear in standard accounts — died…

• Arturo Luz

  Arturo Rogerio Dimayuga Luz (November 1926, Manila – May 26, 2021) was a Filipino painter, printmaker, sculptor, and designer — a founding member of the…

• Fabián de la Rosa

  Also: Fabian de la Rosa, Fabián de la Rosa y Cueto, Fabián de la Rosa Cueto

  Fabián de la Rosa (born Fabián de la Rosa y Cueto; May 5, 1869, Paco, Manila – December 14, 1937, Quiapo, Manila) was a Filipino…

• Higantes Festival

  Also: Feast of Saint Clement, Angono Higantes Festival

  The Higantes Festival is the annual town fiesta of Angono, Rizal, held around November 22 and 23 in honor of the patron Saint Clement. Its…

• Angono Petroglyphs

  The Angono Petroglyphs are the oldest known work of art in the Philippines: 127 engraved figures—mostly humanoids in varied postures alongside animal forms—carved into a…

• Leyte Landings

  Also: Leyte Landing, Leyte Gulf Landings, A-Day landing

  The Leyte Landings — A-Day, October 20, 1944 — were the amphibious assault with which General Douglas MacArthur's Sixth Army, under Lieutenant General Walter Krueger,…

• Mariano Gomez

  Also: Mariano Gómez, Mariano Gomes, Mariano Gómez y Custodio

  Mariano Gomez (born Mariano Gómez y Custodio; later restyled Mariano Gómes de los Ángeles; August 2, 1799, Santa Cruz, Manila – February 17, 1872, Bagumbayan,…

• José Burgos

  Also: Jose Burgos, José Apolonio Burgos, José Apolonio Burgos y García

  José Burgos (in full José Apolonio Burgos y García; February 9, 1837, Vigan, Ilocos Sur – February 17, 1872, Bagumbayan, Manila) was a Filipino secular…

• Boxing

  Also: Pugilism, Prizefighting, Prize-fighting

  Boxing is a combat sport and martial art in which two opponents fight in a ring, trading punches with gloved fists for a predetermined number…

• Terror of 1872

  Also: The 1872 Terror, The repression of 1872, The 1872 crackdown

  The Terror of 1872 is the conventional name for the repression that Governor-General Rafael de Izquierdo's administration visited on Manila and the provinces after the…

• Sulpicio Lines

  Also: Philippine Span Asia Carrier Corporation, Sulpicio Lines, Inc. — the incorporated name, abbreviated SLI, Sulpicio — the household name of the company in 1980s Philippine usage

  Sulpicio Lines (incorporated as Sulpicio Lines, Inc., SLI) was a Philippine domestic shipping company established on September 1, 1973, in Cebu City by Go Guioc…

• Fort San Felipe

  Also: Fuerte de San Felipe — the Spanish-era designation, Fuerte San Felipe Neri — the Spanish Wikipedia article's styling of the fort, Moog ng San Felipe — the Tagalog styling (from the linked Tagalog Wikipedia article)

  Fort San Felipe (Spanish: Fuerte de San Felipe) is the Spanish military fortress at the historic port town of Cavite Puerto — today the San…

• Santa Cruz, Manila

  Also: Isla de Mayhaligue — the "island of Mayhaligue," the early Spanish-era name of the land awarded to the Jesuits in 1581 ([Wikipedia — Santa Cruz, Manila](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santa_Cruz,_Manila "Santa Cruz, Manila — Wikipedia")), Hacienda de Mayhaligue — the estate of roughly two square kilometers granted by King Carlos III on June 24, 1784 to San Lázaro Hospital ([Wikipedia — Santa Cruz, Manila](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santa_Cruz,_Manila "Santa Cruz, Manila — Wikipedia")), Santa Cruz District — its administrative designation within Manila's third congressional district ([Wikipedia — Santa Cruz, Manila](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santa_Cruz,_Manila "Santa Cruz, Manila — Wikipedia"))

  Santa Cruz is a district of northern Manila, on the right bank of the Pasig River near its mouth — a district of about 3.09…

• Juan Nakpil

  Also: Juan F. Nakpil — his professional styling, Juan Felipe Nakpil y de Jesús — full baptismal name, The Dean of Filipino Architects — the designation his article records from his lifetime

  Juan Nakpil (born Juan Felipe Nakpil y de Jesús, May 26, 1899, Quiapo, Manila – May 7, 1986, Manila) was a Filipino architect, the first…

• 1946 Philippine Senate election

  Also: April 23, 1946 senatorial election — the date-based designation, The 1946 at-large Senate race — the descriptive form for its sixteen-seat, nationwide mechanics, The Senate contest of the 1946 national elections — its styling in accounts that treat the presidential, vice-presidential, and legislative balloting as one event

  The 1946 Philippine Senate election was the senatorial contest held on April 23, 1946 — the same day as the presidential election in which Manuel…

• Vicente Manansala

  Also: Vicente Silva Manansala (full name; Silva is the maternal middle name), "Mang Enteng" (familial press appellation), Member of the Thirteen Moderns (group designation)

  Vicente Manansala (January 22, 1910 – August 22, 1981) was a Filipino cubist painter and illustrator, born in San Roque, Macabebe, Pampanga, who was named…

• 1957 Philippine Senate election

  Also: 1957 senatorial election, November 1957 Senate election, 1957 midterm Senate election (Senate component of the November 12, 1957 general elections)

  The 1957 Philippine Senate election was held on November 12, 1957, in tandem with the presidential, vice-presidential, and local elections of that date, to fill…

• National Museum of Fine Arts

  Also: Pambansang Museo ng Sining — the Filipino name ([Wikipedia — National Museum of Fine Arts](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Museum_of_Fine_Arts_(Manila) "National Museum of Fine Arts (Manila) — Wikipedia")), National Art Gallery — the former designation of the fine-arts museum ([Wikipedia — National Museum of Fine Arts](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Museum_of_Fine_Arts_(Manila) "National Museum of Fine Arts (Manila) — Wikipedia")), The Old Legislative Building — the National Museum's designation for its container ([National Museum of the Philippines — NMFA](https://www.nationalmuseum.gov.ph/national-museum-of-fine-arts/ "National Museum of Fine Arts — National Museum of the Philippines"))

  The National Museum of Fine Arts (Pambansang Museo ng Sining) is the Philippines' national museum of Filipino art, occupying the former Legislative Building on Padre…

• Dagohoy Rebellion

  Also: Dagohoy revolt — the short form most Philippine textbooks carry, Dagohoy revolution — the styling used in Bohol's own commemorative literature, The Dagohoy Rebellion of 1744–1829 — the date-qualified form this wiki's Bohol Province entry uses

  The Dagohoy Rebellion — also called the Dagohoy revolt or Dagohoy revolution — was the uprising led by Francisco Dagohoy (Francisco Sendrijas) which held the…

• United Nations

  Also: UN — the standard abbreviation, The UN — the everyday designation, United Nations Organization — the expanded styling occasionally used in early documents and other languages' renderings

  The United Nations (UN) is the intergovernmental organization founded by the United Nations Charter, drawn up at the San Francisco Conference of April 25 –…

• Cavite Mutiny

  Also: Cavite Mutiny of 1872, The 1872 Cavite Mutiny — the dated form of commemorative usage, The Cavite arsenal mutiny — the locational designation

  The Cavite Mutiny was the uprising of about two hundred soldiers and laborers at the Spanish arsenal of Fort San Felipe, Cavite, on the night…

• Strait of Magellan

  Also: Estrecho de Magallanes — the Spanish designation and map label, Estrecho de Todos los Santos (Strait of All Saints) — Magellan's own name, from the November 1 entry, The Magellan Strait — a common English variant

  The Strait of Magellan (Spanish: Estrecho de Magallanes) is the 570-kilometer (350-mile) navigable passage at the southern tip of South America, separating the mainland from…

• Tanghalang Pambansa

  Also: The National Theater — the English rendering of the name, The CCP Main Theater / CCP Main Building — the common designations since the rehabilitation began, Theater of Performing Arts (TPA) — the original designation at the 1969 opening

  The Tanghalang Pambansa (English: National Theater), formerly the Theater of Performing Arts, is the flagship theater building of the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP)…

• Manuel Manahan

  Also: Manuel P. Manahan — the initial styling of formal reference, Manuel Perez Manahan — full name with maternal surname, Manahan — the surname shorthand of 1950s political reporting

  Manuel Manahan (Manuel Perez Manahan; January 1, 1916, Manila – May 18, 1994, Caba, La Union) was a Filipino journalist, businessman, and reform politician —…

• Batasang Bayan

  Also: Batasan Bayan — the spelling used in the text of Presidential Decree No. 995 itself, Legislative Advisory Council — the decree's formal description of the body, The consultative assembly — the descriptive styling in the martial-law era's official usage

  The Batasang Bayan (as spelled in Presidential Decree No. 995, "Batasan Bayan") was the all-appointive legislative advisory council created by President Ferdinand Marcos under Presidential…

• Hilario Davide Jr.

  Also: Chief Justice Hilario Davide Jr. — the styling of his seven years at the head of the court, Hilario G. Davide Jr. — the form carried in the Library of Congress name authority and the Magsaysay Award citation, The Centennial and Millennial Chief Justice — the label attached to a tenure spanning 1998 to 2005

  Hilario Gelbolingo Davide Jr. (born December 20, 1935, Barangay Colawin, Argao, Cebu) is a Filipino lawyer, constitutionalist, professor, and diplomat who served as the 20th…

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