what is Philippines back in 1800?

[Zeus]

ganito cellphone noong 1800s

wireless dati, sisigaw lang sila sa sungay ng Kalabaw

[chua_riwap]

yan atang t-backs designed after the "bahags".......

[Mguy]

In my opinion, this shows the sad state of how our ancestors documented their way of living. There is so little proof of what our life was 300-400 years ago. Japan has their history written for thousands of years.

[Ry_Tower]

Eto ata yung mga sinakop tayo ng mga Spaniards? Mga kapanahunan ni Rizal? Haha

1556 pa tayo sinakop ng mga Spanish so talagang bahag pa pinoy. Mas advance ang buhay ng mga muslims that time.

[Ry_Tower]

bro, basahin mo ulit ang noli at el fili. . .magkakaroon ka ng idea kung ano ang ginagawa ng mga tao nung panahon na yun at kung anong klaseng society meron. . .damit ng iba't ibang antas ng tao, sasakyan, atbp

hehe, sakto nga yang setting na yan. Gusto ko lang dyan may "chaperone". Biruin mo kung talagang matinik ka puwede 2 madali in one date. :naughty:

[JackFlash]

*shadow: bistado ka p're. Lakwatsero ka siguro nung araw ano? You're not alone. I can't remember some of my classes either. Thanks to "herbal roll-it-yourself" smokes. Can't remember history classes? Buti na lang may Google. :-)

[Ry_Tower]

YouTube - ‪Philippines from 1800s to 1980s (We are the world theme '85)‬‏

[Batang Regla]

Ako bago lang natututo sa history natin. Hindi tayo mangmang na pinapamukha ng mga western countries.

Trading partner tayo ng china and other asian countries.

Naleche lang tayo dahil sa blood compact!!!!

Galing ako sa hometown ng mama mo ko sa mindanao. Grabe ang history ng butuan.

According sa wikipedia
[SIZE=5]Kingdom of Butuan -[/SIZE] Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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[/SIZE][SIZE=3]The Kingdom of Butuan was an ancient Indianized kingdom in pre-colonial southern Philippines centered on the present Mindanao island city of Butuan. It was known for its mining of gold, its gold products and its extensive trade network across the Nusantara area. The kingdom had trading relationships with the ancient civilizations of Japan, China, India, Indonesia, Persia, Cambodia and areas now comprised in Thailand.[2][3][/SIZE]
[SIZE=3] The balangay (large outrigger boats) that have been found along the east and west banks of the Libertad river have revealed much about Butuan's history. As a result Butuan is considered to have been a major trading port in the Caraga region during the pre-colonial era[/SIZE]

[SIZE=4]Chinese records[/SIZE]
Evidence indicates that Butuan was in contact with the Song dynasty of China by at least 1001 AD. The Chinese annal Song Shih recorded the first appearance of a Butuan tributary mission at the Chinese Imperial Court on March 17, 1001 AD and it described Butuan (P'u-tuan) as a small Hindu country with a Buddhist Monarchy in the sea that had a regular connection with the Champa kingdom and intermittent contact with China under the Rajah named Kiling.[5] The rajah sent an envoy under I-hsu-han, with a formal memorial requesting equal status in court protocol with the Champa envoy. The request was denied later by the Imperial court, mainly because of favoritism over Champa.[6]
A new ruler with the Indianized name Sri Bata Shaja later succeeded in attaining diplomatic equality with Champa by sending the flamboyant ambassador Likanhsieh. Likanhsieh shocked the Emperor by presenting a memorial engraved on a gold tablet, some white dragon (Bailong 白龍) camphor, Moluccan cloves, and a South Sea slave at the eve of an important ceremonial state sacrifice.[7] This display of irreverence sparked interests from China over the small Rajahnate and the diplomatic relations between the two states reached its peak during the Yuan Dynasty. Chinese records about the Rajahnate stopped after the reign of Rajah Siagu the last independent Rajah of Butuan. He was formally subjugated into the Spanish empire after he made a blood compact with Ferdinand Magellan in 1521
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Excavated artifacts[/SIZE]
Numerous jars have been found in the Butuan area that indicate the wealth of the kingdom and the existence of foreign traditions.[8] Some of these jars have been dated as follows:

• Sathing Phra (900-1100 AD)
• Haripunjaya (800-900 AD),
• Japanese (12th to 16th centuries AD),[9]
• Chinese (10th to 15th centuries AD),
• Khmer (9th to 10th centuries AD),
• Thai (14th to 15th centuries AD)
• Champa (11th to 13th centuries AD)
• Persian (9th to 10th centuries AD)

Artifacts have been recovered from within the vicinities of Ambangan Archeological Site in Libertad that attest to the historical accounts that Butuan traded with the Japan, Han Chinese , and Southeast Asia countries during these periods
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Origins of the name[/SIZE]
The name Butuan is believed to have existed long before the Spanish conquistadores arrived in the Philippine archipelago. One possible indication of this is a rhinoceros ivory seal with design carved in ancient Javanese or early kawi script (used around the 10th century AD ) which, according to a Dutch scholar, was deciphered as But-wan. Another account suggests the name derives from the word batuan, a mangosteen-related fruit common in Mindanao. Another alternative is that the name derives from Datu Bantuan, possibly a former chieftain of the region.

[donbuggy]

The Americans had a robot soldier during the Philippine-American War.
No wonder we lost. :ouch:





The Victorian Robot in the Philipines

[ooba99]

hindi technology, kundi alak nung 1890.
beer.....yung San Miguel Beer.

Sir chua, yang san miguel beer na ipi-nost nyo, eh, lumabas yan ng 1920's na. The bottle cap (tansan) was introduced in the Philippines in 1910s. SMB adapted it in their beverage manufacturing in the 1920s, afaik.