Introduction: Who is Jose Rizal?
Jose Rizal
 Jose Protacio Rizal Mercado y Alonso Realonda
 Calamba, Laguna
 June 19, 1861
 June 22, 1861-Baptism
 Father Rufino Collantes
 Father Pedro Casanas
 Pepe
 Moy
 Ute
 Pepito
 Lt. Gen. Jose Lemery
The Rizal Family
 Francisco Engracio Mercado y Alejandro
 May 11, 1818-Binan, Laguna
 January 5, 1898
 Mang Kikoy
 Teodora Alonso y De Quintos
 November 8, 1826-Sta.Cruz, Manila
 August 16, 1911
 Aling Lolay
 June 28, 1848
The Rizal Children
 9 girls, 2 boys
 Saturnina (Neneng), Paciano, Narcisa (Sisa), Olimpia (Ypia), Lucia, Maria
(Biang), Jose, Conception (Concha), Josefa (Panggoy), Trinidad (Trining),
Soledad (Choleng)
 Doña/Señora
 Señorita
Rizal, a product of several races
 Negrito
 Indonesian
 Malay
 Chinese
 Japanese
 Spanish
Mercado
 Domingo Lameo-1731
Rizal
 Ricial
 “Green Field” or “New Pasture”
 Decree of 1849
House and Garden
 2 Storey House
 First Floor-Stones (adobe)
 Second Floor-Hardwoods
 Roof-Red Tiles
 Rectangular
 Living Room, Dining Room, Bedrooms, Kitchen, Bathroom, Toilet Facilities
 Azotea
 Poultry-Turkeys, Chicken
 Pigs
Farmlands
 Dominican Order
 Rice, Corn, Sugarcane
First Floor
 General Store
 Products: Clothes, Blankets, Corchos, Plates, Cups, Candles, Threads, Needles,
Tobacco Leaves, Cigars, Tools for Planting Crops, Medicines, Chorizos, Cheese,
Butter, others.
Kalesa/Carruaje
 Policarpio (Kalpo)
Private Library
 1000 volumes
 Principalia
Family Chef
 Valentina Sanchez (Aling Vale)
 Favourite Dishes: Relleno, Adobo, Estopado, Puchero, Tinola, Fried Chicken
Favorite Food
 Pansit
 Carneng Asada (Beefsteak with Sauce)
 Champorado
Favorite Fruits
 Lanzones
 Mangoes
Breakfast
 Rice
 Batsoy
 Home-Baked Bread
 Puto
 Ginger Tea
 Chocolate
Nanny/Yaya
 Valentina Alquitran-Mauban, Quezon
 Yna
Others
 First to educate their children in the colleges of Manila
 Sugar Mill, Flour Mill & Home-Made Ham Press
 Engaged also in Dye & Sugar Business
 Store-Town Market
Genius Person
 3 Years Old-Memorize the Alphabet
 5 Years Old-Read & Write/Mold Objects
 8 Years Old-”Sa Aking Mga Kabata”
22 Languages
 Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Latin,
Malayan, Portuguese, Russian, Sanskrit, Spanish, Tagalog, Ilokano, Subanon,
Bisayan, Dutch, Swedish, Catalan, English
Notes Taken
Jose Rizal
- Jose Protacio Rizal Mercado y Alonso relonda
- Jose: San Jose (St. Joseph)
- Protacio: Guevarra Protacio
- Rizal: Seond surname
- Became Gov. Gen. from 1861-1862
Francisco
- Latin and Philosophy (San Jose, Manila)
- Farmer
- 80 years old
- Mang Kikoy
Teodora Alonso y de Quintos
- Colegio de Santa Rosa
- August 16, 1911
- 85 years old
- Aling Lolay
June 28, 1848
- Francisco and Teodora got married
11 Siblings
1. Saturnina (1850-1913)
- married to Manuel T. Hidalgo
2. Paciano (1851-1930)
- was referred by J. Rizal as Pilosopo Tasyo in NMT
- Philippine Military General
- was married to Severina Decena-Cole
3. Narcisa (1852-1939)
- was married to Antonio Lopez
4. Olimpia (1855-1887)
- was married to Silvestre Ubaldo
5. Lucia (1857-1919)
- was married to Mariam Herbosa, who died with cholera in 1889
6. Maria (1859-1945)
- was married to Daniel Faustino-Cruz
7. Jose (1861-1896)
- He was 34 when he married an 18-year old Irish woman, Josephine Bracken
8. Conception (1862-1865)
- Died when she was 3 years of age
- Cause of Jose Rizal’s first heartbreak
9. Josefa (1865-1945)
- Died when she was 80 years old and with no husband
10.Trinidad (1868-1951)
- Died when she was 83 years old
11.Soledad (1870-1929)
- Was married to Pantaleon Quientero
Doña/Señora – means “taken or married”
Señorita – means “single”
Domingo Lameo
- Fukien City, Changchow, China
- 1690
- Paternal great, great grandfather of Jose Rizal
Rizal
- Ricial
- “green field” or new pasture”
- Decree of 1849
House and Garden
- 2-storey house
- First floor: stones (adobe)
- Second floor: hardwoods
- Roof: red tiles
- Rectangular
- Azotea
The Many-Sided Personality of Jose Rizal
Actor/Dramatist
 School dramas-Ateneo de Manila
 Model in the paintings of Juan Luna
 The Death of Cleopatra – Egyptian Priest
Agriculturist/Farmer
 Exile in Dapitan (1892-1896)
 Owned farmlots (70 hectares)
 6000 hemp plants
 1000 coconut trees
Animal Lover
 Fowls, rabbits, dogs, horses, cats
 Syria-pet dog in Dapitan
 Usman-pet dog in Calamba
 Alipato-pet horse in Calamba
 Revenge of the Mother
Anthropologist
 Made researches on the physical and social make up of man.
Archaeologist
 Studied monuments and antique currency everywhere.
 Conducted excavations in Dapitan
Architect/Carpenter
 Rizal designed and made his own houses in Dapitan
 Casa Redonda
Booklover
 2000 volumes
 Bible, The Count of Monte Cristo, Rewandering View, Agriculture, Tea Culture, The Art of
Graft, Birds, Guidebooks, Epilepsy, Masturbation, Military Techniques
Botanist
 Maintained a garden in Dapitan.
 A las Flores de Heidelberg – poem about flower (Apr. 22, 1886)
Businessman
 Dapitan-fishing, copra and hemp industries
 Ramon Carreon-business partner in Dapitan
Cartographer
 Maps of Dapitan, Mindanao, Philippines, others
Cartoonist
Chess Player
 German, European friends, others
 Ajedrez – chess in Spanish
Conchologist
 346 Shells (203 Species)
Economist
Educator
 Special school for boys-Dapitan
 Reading, writing, geography, history, languages, mathematics, industrial works, nature study,
morals, gymnastics
 Proposed College in Hongkong
Essayist
Ethnologist
 Study different races and noted their differences.
 Letter to Trinidad – March 11, 1886 (German women being compared to Filipina)
Fencer
 A great fencer
 Europeans, Juan Luna, others
 Madrid-Hall of Arms of Sanz y Carbonell
Historian
 Historical writings-French, English, German, Spanish
 Sobre la Indolencia de los Filipinos
 Historia de la Familia Rizal del Calamba
 Los Pueblos del Archipielago Indico
Ichthyologist
 38 new varieties of fish in Dapitan
Inventor
 Wooden Machine-Bricks (6000 pieces)
 Cigarette Lighter “Sulpukan”
Japanophile
 Rizal admired the Japanese culture.
Journalist
 Articles in Spanish and English
 La Solidaridad & Diariong Tagalog
 Filipinas dentro de cien años (La Solidaridad)
 Los Viajes & Revista de Madrid (Diariong Tagalog)
Linguist
 22 Foreign and Local Languages
Magician
Musician
 Flute and Piano
 Composer – Alin Mang Lahi
Nationalist
Novelist
 Noli Me Tangere
 El Filibusterismo
 Makamisa
 Dapitan
Ophthalmologist
 Licentiate in Medicine-June 21, 1884 (Universidad Central de Madrid)
 Philosophy and Letters (1885)
Pharmacologist
 Malaria-”take arsenic beginning with 10 drops daily of Fowler’s arsenic liquor..”
 Ringworm-”…Pomada anti-herpetica to be applied after washing the skin with soap and water.”
 Trinidad-”De salicilato de sosa 3.00g, distilled water 200.00g…”
 Aswang – paluin ng pagi
Philosopher
 Different ideas and beliefs about life.
Philologist
 Rizal loved learning and literature.
Physician
 Clinic-Dapitan
 Free medicines for the poor.
Poet
 35 Poems
 Mi Ultimo Adios, Mi Premira Inspiracion, Felicitacion, Alianza Intima Entre La Religion y La
Buena Educacion, Al Niño Jesus
Prophet
Sanitary Engineer
 Water System-Dapitan
Scientist
 Draco rizali (flying lizard)
 Apogonia rizali (bettle)
 Rhacophorus rizali (frog)
Sculptor
Sharp Shooter
 Can hit a target 20 meters away.
 Antonio Luna
 Wenceslao Retana
Sinologist
 Chinese ancestry
Sodalist
 Fraternities, associations, brotherhood
 Companerismo
 Acacia, Lodge Solidaridad
 Kidlat Club
 Sociedad RDLM (Redencion de los Malayos)
 Bangus and Unggoy
Sportsman
 Boxing
 Wrestling
 Fencing
 Horseriding
 Gymnastics
Translator
 The Ugly Duckling (Ang Pangit na Sisiw ng Pato)
 Thumbelina (Si Gahinlalaki)
Traveler
 Singapore
 Hongkong
 Japan
 Us
 England
 Ceylon
 Germany
 France
 Belgium
 Austria
Zoologist

Facts about Jose Rizal

  • 1.
    Introduction: Who isJose Rizal? Jose Rizal  Jose Protacio Rizal Mercado y Alonso Realonda  Calamba, Laguna  June 19, 1861  June 22, 1861-Baptism  Father Rufino Collantes  Father Pedro Casanas  Pepe  Moy  Ute  Pepito  Lt. Gen. Jose Lemery The Rizal Family  Francisco Engracio Mercado y Alejandro  May 11, 1818-Binan, Laguna  January 5, 1898  Mang Kikoy  Teodora Alonso y De Quintos  November 8, 1826-Sta.Cruz, Manila  August 16, 1911  Aling Lolay  June 28, 1848 The Rizal Children  9 girls, 2 boys  Saturnina (Neneng), Paciano, Narcisa (Sisa), Olimpia (Ypia), Lucia, Maria (Biang), Jose, Conception (Concha), Josefa (Panggoy), Trinidad (Trining), Soledad (Choleng)  Doña/Señora  Señorita Rizal, a product of several races  Negrito  Indonesian  Malay  Chinese  Japanese  Spanish Mercado  Domingo Lameo-1731 Rizal  Ricial
  • 2.
     “Green Field”or “New Pasture”  Decree of 1849 House and Garden  2 Storey House  First Floor-Stones (adobe)  Second Floor-Hardwoods  Roof-Red Tiles  Rectangular  Living Room, Dining Room, Bedrooms, Kitchen, Bathroom, Toilet Facilities  Azotea  Poultry-Turkeys, Chicken  Pigs Farmlands  Dominican Order  Rice, Corn, Sugarcane First Floor  General Store  Products: Clothes, Blankets, Corchos, Plates, Cups, Candles, Threads, Needles, Tobacco Leaves, Cigars, Tools for Planting Crops, Medicines, Chorizos, Cheese, Butter, others. Kalesa/Carruaje  Policarpio (Kalpo) Private Library  1000 volumes  Principalia Family Chef  Valentina Sanchez (Aling Vale)  Favourite Dishes: Relleno, Adobo, Estopado, Puchero, Tinola, Fried Chicken Favorite Food  Pansit  Carneng Asada (Beefsteak with Sauce)  Champorado Favorite Fruits  Lanzones  Mangoes Breakfast  Rice  Batsoy  Home-Baked Bread  Puto  Ginger Tea
  • 3.
     Chocolate Nanny/Yaya  ValentinaAlquitran-Mauban, Quezon  Yna Others  First to educate their children in the colleges of Manila  Sugar Mill, Flour Mill & Home-Made Ham Press  Engaged also in Dye & Sugar Business  Store-Town Market Genius Person  3 Years Old-Memorize the Alphabet  5 Years Old-Read & Write/Mold Objects  8 Years Old-”Sa Aking Mga Kabata” 22 Languages  Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Malayan, Portuguese, Russian, Sanskrit, Spanish, Tagalog, Ilokano, Subanon, Bisayan, Dutch, Swedish, Catalan, English Notes Taken Jose Rizal - Jose Protacio Rizal Mercado y Alonso relonda - Jose: San Jose (St. Joseph) - Protacio: Guevarra Protacio - Rizal: Seond surname - Became Gov. Gen. from 1861-1862 Francisco - Latin and Philosophy (San Jose, Manila) - Farmer - 80 years old - Mang Kikoy Teodora Alonso y de Quintos - Colegio de Santa Rosa - August 16, 1911 - 85 years old - Aling Lolay June 28, 1848 - Francisco and Teodora got married 11 Siblings
  • 4.
    1. Saturnina (1850-1913) -married to Manuel T. Hidalgo 2. Paciano (1851-1930) - was referred by J. Rizal as Pilosopo Tasyo in NMT - Philippine Military General - was married to Severina Decena-Cole 3. Narcisa (1852-1939) - was married to Antonio Lopez 4. Olimpia (1855-1887) - was married to Silvestre Ubaldo 5. Lucia (1857-1919) - was married to Mariam Herbosa, who died with cholera in 1889 6. Maria (1859-1945) - was married to Daniel Faustino-Cruz 7. Jose (1861-1896) - He was 34 when he married an 18-year old Irish woman, Josephine Bracken 8. Conception (1862-1865) - Died when she was 3 years of age - Cause of Jose Rizal’s first heartbreak 9. Josefa (1865-1945) - Died when she was 80 years old and with no husband 10.Trinidad (1868-1951) - Died when she was 83 years old 11.Soledad (1870-1929) - Was married to Pantaleon Quientero Doña/Señora – means “taken or married” Señorita – means “single” Domingo Lameo - Fukien City, Changchow, China - 1690 - Paternal great, great grandfather of Jose Rizal Rizal - Ricial - “green field” or new pasture” - Decree of 1849 House and Garden - 2-storey house - First floor: stones (adobe) - Second floor: hardwoods - Roof: red tiles - Rectangular - Azotea
  • 5.
    The Many-Sided Personalityof Jose Rizal Actor/Dramatist  School dramas-Ateneo de Manila  Model in the paintings of Juan Luna  The Death of Cleopatra – Egyptian Priest Agriculturist/Farmer  Exile in Dapitan (1892-1896)  Owned farmlots (70 hectares)  6000 hemp plants  1000 coconut trees Animal Lover  Fowls, rabbits, dogs, horses, cats  Syria-pet dog in Dapitan  Usman-pet dog in Calamba  Alipato-pet horse in Calamba  Revenge of the Mother Anthropologist  Made researches on the physical and social make up of man. Archaeologist  Studied monuments and antique currency everywhere.  Conducted excavations in Dapitan Architect/Carpenter  Rizal designed and made his own houses in Dapitan  Casa Redonda Booklover  2000 volumes  Bible, The Count of Monte Cristo, Rewandering View, Agriculture, Tea Culture, The Art of Graft, Birds, Guidebooks, Epilepsy, Masturbation, Military Techniques Botanist  Maintained a garden in Dapitan.  A las Flores de Heidelberg – poem about flower (Apr. 22, 1886) Businessman  Dapitan-fishing, copra and hemp industries  Ramon Carreon-business partner in Dapitan Cartographer  Maps of Dapitan, Mindanao, Philippines, others Cartoonist Chess Player  German, European friends, others  Ajedrez – chess in Spanish Conchologist  346 Shells (203 Species) Economist Educator  Special school for boys-Dapitan
  • 6.
     Reading, writing,geography, history, languages, mathematics, industrial works, nature study, morals, gymnastics  Proposed College in Hongkong Essayist Ethnologist  Study different races and noted their differences.  Letter to Trinidad – March 11, 1886 (German women being compared to Filipina) Fencer  A great fencer  Europeans, Juan Luna, others  Madrid-Hall of Arms of Sanz y Carbonell Historian  Historical writings-French, English, German, Spanish  Sobre la Indolencia de los Filipinos  Historia de la Familia Rizal del Calamba  Los Pueblos del Archipielago Indico Ichthyologist  38 new varieties of fish in Dapitan Inventor  Wooden Machine-Bricks (6000 pieces)  Cigarette Lighter “Sulpukan” Japanophile  Rizal admired the Japanese culture. Journalist  Articles in Spanish and English  La Solidaridad & Diariong Tagalog  Filipinas dentro de cien años (La Solidaridad)  Los Viajes & Revista de Madrid (Diariong Tagalog) Linguist  22 Foreign and Local Languages Magician Musician  Flute and Piano  Composer – Alin Mang Lahi Nationalist Novelist  Noli Me Tangere  El Filibusterismo  Makamisa  Dapitan Ophthalmologist  Licentiate in Medicine-June 21, 1884 (Universidad Central de Madrid)  Philosophy and Letters (1885) Pharmacologist  Malaria-”take arsenic beginning with 10 drops daily of Fowler’s arsenic liquor..”  Ringworm-”…Pomada anti-herpetica to be applied after washing the skin with soap and water.”  Trinidad-”De salicilato de sosa 3.00g, distilled water 200.00g…”  Aswang – paluin ng pagi Philosopher  Different ideas and beliefs about life. Philologist  Rizal loved learning and literature.
  • 7.
    Physician  Clinic-Dapitan  Freemedicines for the poor. Poet  35 Poems  Mi Ultimo Adios, Mi Premira Inspiracion, Felicitacion, Alianza Intima Entre La Religion y La Buena Educacion, Al Niño Jesus Prophet Sanitary Engineer  Water System-Dapitan Scientist  Draco rizali (flying lizard)  Apogonia rizali (bettle)  Rhacophorus rizali (frog) Sculptor Sharp Shooter  Can hit a target 20 meters away.  Antonio Luna  Wenceslao Retana Sinologist  Chinese ancestry Sodalist  Fraternities, associations, brotherhood  Companerismo  Acacia, Lodge Solidaridad  Kidlat Club  Sociedad RDLM (Redencion de los Malayos)  Bangus and Unggoy Sportsman  Boxing  Wrestling  Fencing  Horseriding  Gymnastics Translator  The Ugly Duckling (Ang Pangit na Sisiw ng Pato)  Thumbelina (Si Gahinlalaki) Traveler  Singapore  Hongkong  Japan  Us  England  Ceylon  Germany  France  Belgium  Austria Zoologist