The Island in the advent of Spaniard, prominently known as Maharlika, its Lands ( under Spaniard renamed to HACHIENDA FILIPINA ) embracing the Islands of Luzon, Island of Palawan, Island of Visayas, and Island of Mindanao consisting of around 7, 169 miles, or 359880,045,966 hectares, more or less, of ocean, seas, rivers, lake, Islands and islets, mountains, forest, plain valleys, lands and volcanoes, seating on the Western rim of Pacific Ocean, North of the equator and about 700 kilometers from the Mainland it disperse over distance of 1,965 kilometers from North to South, bounded on the East by the Pacific Ocean, from West to East traversing from the center point of the mainland at a distance of 89,282,455 kilometers and likewise vice verse traversing from East to West at a distance of 89,282,455 kilometeres from the center point of the mainland on West by South China Sea, on the North by the Bashi Channel and on the South by Celebes Sea and the Southern Borneo and formerly it covers the sea of Hawaii and Guam then under the leadership of a King David, who substantially own a precious treasures estimated to $ 500 Trillion U.S.
Dollar, a nearest kin of King Marikudo, had a most
systematic progressive government Kingdom in Asia and among the Kingdoms of the world administered then by King Luisong
( Tagean
) Tallano, the father of Raja LapuLapu and Raja Soliman, the successors of King Marikudo of Tri Visayas Empire.
RAJAH PRINCE JULIAN TALLANO
Chairman
RAJAH SULAYMAN Royal Family 9AD.
British Time Period
Sultan Borneo
E-mail: the_royal_family9ad@yahoo.com
Here is a spoof...
The following are some details about the King Luisong Clan:
Rajah Lapulapu - the older brother of Rajah Soliman; he led in Cebu and took the area of Mactan Island.
Cousins of Rajah Soliman and Rajah Lapulapu:
Sultan Kiram Sinsuat
Sultan Hadji Kiram Misuari
Sulu Sulatan Muhammad Badar Un-din
The grandsons of King Luisong
:
Rajah Sikatuna - ruler of Bohol.
Rajah Gat Mauban - the
trhird eldest grandson, took
eastern part of Quezon, Sampaloc & Lucban.
Rajah Enginda - covered the area of Bohol.
Rajah
Kolambo - ruler of Limasawa.
Rajah Lacandula - took over Tondo.
Rajah Humabon - the eight
grandson, ruler of Limasawa.
MAHARLIKA. Long before the Spaniards came to Philippines shores, the Philippine archipelago consisting of 7,169 islands with an area of 1,049,212,962 nautical square miles, including Guam and Hawaii was known as Maharlika. It was populated by Malays and ruled by the Tagean Tallano clans from the ninth to the fifteenth century. When the Spaniards started ruling the Philippines archipelago, they renamed it Hacienda Filipina
.Of the many kingdoms in Asia, Maharlika was one of them under King Luisong Tagean Tallano, the father of Raja Lapu-Lapu and Raja Soliman, the successors of King Marikudo of the Sri Vishayan Empire. Its principal products at that time were peanuts (
mani) exported to Mexico and European countries and Herbal plants known as "Nilad" with some medicinal qualities which were exported to Mainland China. With the passage of time, the Chinese traders changed the name Maharlika to Maynilad or Maynila.
As in olden days, the kings and their families own their kingdoms and distribute portions to their subjects, especially to the members of the royal clans. This is exactly what happened to the Philippine archipelago, it was owned by the Tagean Tallano clans.
THE SPANIARDS. When the Spaniards came, full control of the islands remained with the descendants of King Luisong, specifically Raja Lapu-Lapu and his successors for Visayas and Mindanao and Raja Soliman and his successors for Luzon. Like conquerors of all kinds, the Spaniards started grabbing
lands and distributed them to favored members of the conquering group, thereafter named Haciendas. Because of the land grabbing activities of the Spanish conquistadores, the descendants of King Luisong brought these questionable activities of the conquering armies of Spain to the attention of the Spanish Queen leading to the setting aside of many royal land grants and the issuance of
titulo possessorio to become
titulo de compra embracing the whole Philippine archipelago in favor of the Tallano clans.
THE BRITISH. In 1762, the British Royal Armies came to Manila with the purpose of defeating the abusive Spanish armies. Finally, in 1764 the British won over the Spaniards. The British Royal Government then issued a Royal Decree, Protocol 01-4 based on the Laws of the West Indies, amending the property rights of King Philip of Spain over the Philippines and granting ownership of the Philippine archipelago to the Tagean Tallano clans. After the signing of the peace accord between the royal governments of Spain and Britain, the Queen of Spain recognized the property rights over the Philippine archipelago based on the Maura Law.
THE TREATY OF PARIS. With the defeat of the Spanish Armada
to the forces of the United States of America in the Battle of Manila Bay, Spain and America concluded the end of the War by signing the Treaty of Paris where the Philippines was sold for $20 Million U.S. Dollars. The winning bidder who paid the said amount in U.S. Gold coins were DON ESTEBAN BENITEZ TALLANO, the predecessor in interest of PRINCE JULIAN MORDEN TALLANO. By virtue of the said payment, the Oficina
de Cabildo recognized and affirmed Royal Decree 01-4 Protocol and registered as TITULO DE COMPRA in favor of PRINCE LACAN ACUNA ULRIJAL BOLKIAH (TAGEAN) TALLANO.
“Before the conquest of the Philippines by the tyrant Spaniards, who converted this formerly Muslim country to Christianity, there already existed a civilization which had an Oriental texture. ”
…
“The reign of the royal family of the Philippines had started as early in the 13th century, about 200 years yet before the Spanish came to our shores. The noble family was headed then by the late King Luisong Tagean married to Lamayan Bowan.”
…
“A further evidence that the archipelago was the property of the Royal Family was written in Sung and Ming dynasty between the year l368 to l644 AD by the Chinese Emperor Yung Lo. As a symbol for the respect and due recognition of the Chinese Empire to the nobility of the King over his land ownership and
rulership of the archipelago, the Chinese Emperor gave him a gift of silk cloth and several tons of precious metals like gold and jewels as a token of tribute to the Noble King whose name, King Luisong Tagean, was adapted in the
naming of the largest island in his honor, the island of Luzon. Foreign traders regarded him as the sole ruler over the Archipelago; his ownership remained as an historic landmark; he never gained any resistance or opposition of any kind from various tribes of the inhabitants, meaning they directly admitted that the vast land of the archipelago was owned by the Tagean-Tallano Royal Clan, who discovered, rebuilt, glorified and fortified it for thousands of years. The inhabitants of the islands of Visayas and Mindanao acknowledged his rule by paying their share of their harvest from the lands they were
tilling for and in behalf of the Royal Family.”
Since we read about Sri Vijaya and Madjapahit empires covering much of the present day Malaysia and Indonesia before the arrival of Europeans in Southeast Asia, the claim that there was also a reigning royal family in the Philippine archipelago around those times is not far fetched. It’s just interesting that this supposedly
wealthy royal family did not leave any archeological traces (like buildings, temples or tombs), quite unlike the other two empires I mentioned. However, it’s possible that we are yet to find evidences for such claims, once this is seriously investigated.
The family of King Luisong Tagean controlled many parts of the archipelago. Continuing with their story…:
“According to the Philippine Historical Commission; the entire Greater Manila area was under the territories of Namayan then some five (5) centuries
ago which was divided into seven (7) districts which included said Greater Manila areas including the former Karilaya Island (now Quezon province), which include the whole region of
Kawit (now Cavite) and that lake region; the province of Laguna including portions of Batangas (Bumbon province before).”
“The origin of their inhabitants from
mentioned places came from the noble family names Lacan-Tagean centuries ago and by his wife Lamayan Bowan. The noble tribes were the owners of said territories and they controlled the areas and inhabited it themselves for more than five (5) centuries ago and it was passed by more than ten (10) generations of their clans. Some of these were their children and
grand children, like the names of Rajah Lacan-Tagean, the 11th son of Rajah
Soliman who is married to Mary Anne Dent, the beautiful daughter of Alfred Dent, a British Lord. Rajah Soliman is the second son of the
King who controlled the entire area of Manila and its suburbs including the provinces of Rizal, Bulacan, Cavite, Batangas, Laguna and Quezon.”
“Another grandson is Rajah Lakandula who took over
Tondo during the untimely demise of Rajah Soliman. The 3rd eldest grandson is Rajah Gat
Mauban who is married to the daughter of Bornean Sultan Abdul Kahar, the Sultan of Brunei. Rajah Soliman had a son named Prince Lacan Tagean that was adopted from his grandmother Margarett Acuña Macleod Tagean. The Prince was married to Princess Rowena Ma. Elizabeth Overbeck of Austria and in the same manner has a
begotten son who is the Prince Julian Macleod Tallano who is married to Princess Aminah Kiram and their descendant Rajah Magat Salamat took over the area of Cagayan Valley, while Rajah Baginda, another grandson had covered the area of Bohol, and Rajah Lapulapu, the eldest son of the King took over the Island of Mactan, while Rajah
Kolambo, the 8th grandson is the ruler of the Island of Cebu. Rajah Gat Mauban took the eastern part of the Province of Quezon including
Mauban, Sampaloc and Lukban to protect the interest of his grandson Vicente Lukban.”
At this point, I feel that we are really missing a lot of pieces that this story seems to supply. From the version of history taught in schools, Lapulapu, Rajah Soliman, and Rajah Baginda are presented as chieftains of local tribes. There was not much hint
from any of our history books that these leaders are actually blood relatives and are governing the people in the name of their father/grandfather, King Luisong Tagean.
“For reference, Manila started some thousand years ago, born out from the very womb of Rio
de Tagean (now Pasig) river. The seat of the most powerful
Datu, the King Luisong Tagean, which was inherited by his son Rajah Soliman and later by his grandson Lacan Tagean and his Royal Family, was not in Manila but in Lamayan District, now the Malacanang Palace. The evolution of Tagean Clan into Tallano Clan served as
catalyst in their claims and interest in
land against the Spanish government until such time when foreign intervention, like the British Royal Government started in l76l, had successfully invaded and liberated the Filipino people from the Spanish colonization in October l4, l764. The American government took its role and settled the inhabitants’ perennial land problems by cessation treaty at the acquisition cost of U.S. Dollar 20 million. Such amount had been provided by Tallano Tagean Clan through the King’s son, Lacan-Tagean Tallano. [Emphasis mine.] One condition in the said accord, the British and the Spanish governments, and the US government as well, and any foreign dominion, should respect the inhabitants’ private ownership and interest in land. As a result of this treaty, another treaty, the Treaty of Paris, came into being, also containing the precondition that private rights and interest in lands in the Philippines would be respected [emphasis mine].”
That the 2o million US dollars was actually paid by the Tagean-Tallano clan is something that has eluded the attention of historians. I can’t find any reference to this in the documents of the 1898 Treaty of Paris. Maybe this was supposed to be kept a secret by the royal family and the US government.
Also, this part got me really confused. The cessation treaty where an amount of 20 million US dollars was said to be paid by US to Spain, is no other than the 1898 Treaty of Paris – this is a well-known and well-
docmented historical event. One sentence after, the author claims that another treaty was initiated as a result of the earlier treaty and that the latter is called the Treaty of Paris. Were there two treaties in Paris? …. After a little
Googling I found that there are at least three noted historical treaties in Paris – one in 1763, another in1783 and in 1898. However, the author claims that there was another treaty in Paris that was established after 1898; but the succeeding paragraph was even more bewildering, and I quote:
“The Treaty of Paris was signed April 4, l894 [emphasis mine]. Upon signing it, the Spanish Royal Crown through its Queen sent Hermogenes and Miguel Rodriguez to the Philippines to assist the recovery of the Hacienda Quebega together with Hacienda Filipina by the Tagean Tallanos. Instead, they connived to carve out some of the best land for themselves. The Queen commanded them to cease and desist and
reconvey from their landholdings the whole Hacienda Filipina, the archipelago with title OCT 0l-4 in the name of Prince Lacan Acuña Tagean-Tallano or to his
son Prince Julian Macleod Tallano, the grandson of Alfred Dent, a British Lord and London merchant and part owner of Royal British North Borneo Company.”
If this is not a typographical error, then this a serious case of anachronism, unless the author has a different chronology of the historical events of the world (i.e.
to put the Treaty of Paris of 1898
at a year or years earlier than 1894). I invite the author, if he ever lands on this page, to correct this discrepancy or to correct my understanding about these events.
Actually, this is a just part of a long and complex history of our country’s royal family. Our courts are witnesses of this story and it is said that the story of the royal family or the Tagean-Tallano clan can be recounted from court documents. And there are even more interesting aspects of the story that I will write about in my next posts
.
The Tagean-Tallano clan claims ownership of the whole Philippine archipelago and boasts that this ownership was recognized by the Spanish, British, and American colonizers. The descendants of the royal family
is in a possession of 720,000 metric tons of gold
…a portion of which (about 400,000 metric tons) was deposited in the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, which rests there until now. This is for me, the most interesting part of the story.
I understand that the whole story of the royal family, their claim of ownership of the whole archipelago, and their bullions of gold is very extensive that I can only scratch its surface in this blog article. I invite you to read more if you are interested to investigate this matter yourself. The best place to start is the website of the Tallano Foundation...
Source: http://z6.invisionfree.com/flipzi/index.php?showtopic=348&view
