President Carlos P Garcia Bohol (disambiguation)

• President Carlos P. Garcia (Bohol)

  Also: Municipality of President Carlos P. Garcia, President Carlos P. Garcia Bohol

  President Carlos P. Garcia, officially the Municipality of President Carlos P. Garcia, is a municipality in the province of Bohol, located within the Central Visayas…

• 1957 Philippine Presidential Election

  Also: 1957 national elections — the presidential, vice-presidential, Senate, and House balloting of November 12, 1957, The 1957 plurality election — the retrospective styling after its first-in-kind result, The post-Magsaysay election — the descriptive styling for the succession context

  The 1957 Philippine Presidential Election was the quadrennial national election held on November 12, 1957 — the sixth presidential election of the Third Republic, held…

• 1953 Philippine Presidential Election

  Also: 1953 Philippine presidential and vice presidential elections — the combined official framing of the November 10, 1953 exercise, 1953 Philippine national elections — the simultaneous presidential, vice-presidential, Senate, and House contests, The Magsaysay landslide of 1953 — the popular shorthand for the 68.90 percent verdict

  The 1953 Philippine Presidential Election — held on November 10, 1953, simultaneously with the vice-presidential, Senate, and House of Representatives elections that seated the 3rd…

• Carlos P. Garcia

  Also: Carlos Polestico Garcia — full name, President Garcia, The Prince of Visayan Poets — the literary nickname of his oratorical years

  Carlos P. Garcia (Carlos Polestico Garcia; November 4, 1896, Talibon, Bohol – June 14, 1971, Quezon City) was a Filipino lawyer, poet, and statesman, the…

• President Carlos

  Also: Municipality of President Carlos P. Garcia, Pitogo, Pres. Carlos P. Garcia Bohol

  President Carlos, officially the Municipality of President Carlos P. Garcia and also known as Pitogo, is an island municipality in the province of Bohol, Philippines.…

• Bohol Province

  Also: Bohol, Province of Bohol — the formal designation, Bohol Island — the main island as distinct from the province

  Bohol is an island province of the Philippines in the Central Visayas (Region VII) — the island itself, the tenth largest in the country at…

• Typhoon Odette

  Also: Typhoon Rai, Rai

  Typhoon Odette (international name Rai) was the December 2021 super typhoon that crossed the central Philippines from Siargao to Palawan on December 16–17, 2021, killing…

• 1953 Philippine Senate election

  Also: 1953 Philippine senatorial election, The November 10, 1953 Senate contest — the Senate leg of the 1953 national elections, The Magsaysay-coattails Senate election

  The 1953 Philippine Senate election was held on November 10, 1953, on the same day as the presidential, vice-presidential, and House of Representatives elections that…

• 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…

• 1971 Constitutional Convention

  Also: ConCon 1971 — the common Philippine shorthand, The 1971 ConCon — the dated styling of the martial-law literature, The Constitutional Convention — the referent of the phrase in accounts of the Marcos era

  The 1971 Constitutional Convention (formally the Constitutional Convention of 1971) was the constituent assembly elected to replace the 1935 Constitution — 320 delegates chosen in…

• 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…

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