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Philippine History

Spanish oppression and the desire to replace Spanish rule led Andres Malong to start a revolt in Pangasinan in December 1660. He declared himself king and established a capital and defense forces. However, the revolt failed because he overextended his smaller army by sending troops to other regions, leaving his base weakly defended. In 1661, Pedro Gumapos continued Malong's revolt but it also failed due to lack of support from Ilocanos and weak leadership. Both revolts aimed to overthrow Spanish rule but were defeated.

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Philippine History

Spanish oppression and the desire to replace Spanish rule led Andres Malong to start a revolt in Pangasinan in December 1660. He declared himself king and established a capital and defense forces. However, the revolt failed because he overextended his smaller army by sending troops to other regions, leaving his base weakly defended. In 1661, Pedro Gumapos continued Malong's revolt but it also failed due to lack of support from Ilocanos and weak leadership. Both revolts aimed to overthrow Spanish rule but were defeated.

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Andres Malongs Causes:

Revolt

Spanish Oppression and the Desire to Replace the Spaniards as Personal Rulers of the People.

December 15, 1660 start of rebellion in pangasinan being inspired by the pampangueo rebellion.

Andres Malong as king

Pedro Gumapos as count.. Francisco Pacadua asjudge.. Jacinto Macasiag and Melchor de Vera as generals..

Binalatongan as capital and center of defense. Cause of Failure:

by extending his sovereignty he sent 6,000 men to Pampanga and 3,000 men to Ilocos and Cagayan, and leaving only 2,000 men to defend his him in Pangasinan made his force weak that lead to failure.

The Revolt of Gumapos (1661)

Cause: Continue Andres Malongs Revolt


Ilocano's didnot help because

of

loyalty in their land.

Zambals, Gumapos army, hid their valuables in the bishops house and other properties. Gumapos was hanged in Vigan after being caught.

Cause of Failure:

No cooperation from Ilocanos and weak leadership.

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