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- 1. READINGS IN PHILIPPINE HISTORY SELECTEDPRIMARY SOURCES IN THE PHILIPPINE HISTORY: LAGUNA COPPERPLATE INSCRIPTION MR. MICHAEL P. MAGANA 4
- 2. NO. 4 READINGS INPHILIPPINE HISTORY SELECTED PRIMARY SOURCES IN THE PHILIPPINE HISTORY: LAGUNA COPPERPLATE INSCRIPTION a. Restate the English translation of the inscription in the copperplate. b. Explain the relevance of the discovery of the copperplate to Philippine historiography. c. Justify the existence of advanced Philippine civilization prior to the arrival of the Spaniards.
- 3. NO. 4 READINGS INPHILIPPINE HISTORY Material evidences that signify the maritime contact of Philippines to other Asian Regions
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- 7. NO. 4 READINGS INPHILIPPINE HISTORY The Laguna Copperplate Inscription: An Ancient Text That Changed the Perception of the History of the Philippines
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- 9. NO. 4 READINGS INPHILIPPINE HISTORY The Laguna Copperplate inscription (LCI) is the earliest known written document found in the Philippines. The plate was found in 1989 by Alfredo Evangelista in Lumban river near Laguna de Bay.
- 10. NO. 4 READINGS INPHILIPPINE HISTORY Evangelista was dredging sand in the mouth of the river when he uncovered this sheet of copper with strange writing on it. He sold it to the Philippine National Museum for some 2000 pesos.
- 11. NO. 4 READINGS INPHILIPPINE HISTORY Thin copper plate measuring less than 8 × 12 inches (20 × 30 cm) in size and inscribed with small writing that had been hammered into its surface.
- 12. NO. 4 READINGS INPHILIPPINE HISTORY The Laguna Copperplate Inscription has great significance for the understanding of the history of the Philippines during the 10th century AD – a time when many scholars believed that the area was isolated from the rest of Southeast Asia.
- 13. NO. 4 READINGS INPHILIPPINE HISTORY A Dutch anthropologist who married into and lived among the Hanunuo, a Mangyan sub- tribe in southeastern Mindoro, Philippines. He is best known for being the first to decipher the Laguna Copperplate Inscription, and for documenting the Hanunó'o script, paving the way for its preservation and understanding.
- 14. NO. 4 READINGS INPHILIPPINE HISTORY Dutch Anthropologist Antoon Postma’s translation of the LCI’s text shows the Saka date of 822, or 900 CE, the start of King Belitung of Central Java’s reign. The LCI suggests a contract that existed between the Philippines and its neighbors in the Southeast Asian region, particularly Malaysia and Indonesia.
- 15. NO. 4 READINGS INPHILIPPINE HISTORY INSCRIPTION (IN TAGALOG) “Mabuhay! Taóng Siyaka 822, buwán ng Waisaka, ayon sa aghámtalà. Ang ikaapat na araw ng pagliít ng buwán, Lunes. Sa pagkakátaóng itó, si Dayang Angkatán sampû ng kaniyáng kapatíd na nagngangalang Buka, na mga anák ng Kagalang- galang na si Namwarán, ay ginawaran ng isáng kasulatan ng lubós na kapatawarán mulâ sa Punong Pangkalahatan sa Tundún sa pagkatawán ng Punong Kagawad ng Pailáh na si Jayadewa.”
- 16. NO. 4 READINGS INPHILIPPINE HISTORY “Sa atas na itó, sa pamamagitan ng Tagasulat, ang Kagalang-galang na si Namwarán ay pinatawad na sa lahát at inalpasán sa kaniyáng utang at kaniyáng mga náhulíng kabayarán na 1 katî at 8 suwarna sa harapán ng Kagalang-galang na Punong Kagawad ng Puliran na si Ka Sumurán, sa kapangyarihan ng Kagalang-galang na Punong Kagawad ng Pailáh.”
- 17. NO. 4 READINGS INPHILIPPINE HISTORY “Dahil sa matapát na paglilingkód ni Namwarán bilang isáng sakop ng Punò, kinilala ng Kagalang-galang at batikáng Punong Kagawad ng Binwangan ang lahát ng nabubuhay pang kamag-anak ni Namwarán na inangkín ng Punò ng Dewatà, na kinatawán ng Punò ng Medáng.”
- 18. NO. 4 READINGS INPHILIPPINE HISTORY - Antoon Postma Dutch Anthropologist
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