She is called the “Mother of Biak-na-Bato”

Known as the “Lakambini of the Katipunan”.

 He is called "The Father of the Philippine Revolution," and he was the founder and Supremo (Supreme Leader) of the Katipunan.

Known as the “Tirad Pass Hero”.

He wrote the 13-teachings for the Katipunan that serve as a code of conduct for the Katipuneros.

Who is he?

He wrote the novel “Fray Botod”, and he was also the founder of La Solidaridad.

He composed the music for the Philippine National Anthem.

His code names in La Solidaridad are “Dimasalang” and “Laong Laan”.

And he is our national hero.

He is known as the liberal Spanish governor-general who served the Philippines from 1869-1871.

A Filipino revolutionary, statesman, and military leader who was the first president of the Philippines.

He wrote the lyrics to the Philippine National Anthem.

The one who disagreed and insulted Andres Bonifacio in the Tejeros Convention.

Visayan Joan of Arc

A Filipino guide revealed the existence of another path leading

to the other side of the pass, that attacked Gregorio Del Pilar from behind and led to their defeat.