First José Rizal Monument (Daet)

Rizal Monument at Daet of Camarines Norte is the first monument built in commemoration of José Rizal and the oldest monument in the Philippines. It was designed by Lt. Colonel Colonel Lt. Colonel Colonel Lt. Colonel Colonel Lieutenant Colonel with the help of the Philippine Revolutionary Army Ildefonso Allegri and the financial contribution from the local people of North Camarina. [1] The square base of a three-story stone tower is the first monument and memorial to commemorate the Philippine national hero, supporting the triangle in two stages. [2]

Construction of the monument began on December 30, 1898 two years after the death of Rizal and followed the orders of General Emilio Aguinaldo, dealing this day as a national holiday of "Free Philippines". . [3]

It was declared as a historic building by the National History Committee in 1961 and declared as a national monument following Resolution 12 of the National Historical Institute (now the Philippine National History Council) on July 9, 2008. [3] [4]

The three-story stone tower is located about 20 feet apart and has a cube for the base, three pyramids in the center, and a triangular pyramid that tapers towards the top. The top is a sun of 8 lines, each side (middle) of 3 sides is a shallow relief of a golden star. The famous "Samsung and the Sun" was originally a symbol of Katipunero's struggle against national independence. (Author: Christa de la Cruz)

The phrase "A Jose Rizal" (To Jose Rizal) is on both sides of the middle class (there is no inscription behind it).

The title and publication year of the rich novel are engraved on the podium. "Noli Me Tangere" (1887), "El Filibusterismo" (1891), "Morga" (1889). The last one is not a true original but is a comment to "Sucesos De Las Islas Filipinas" (1609) of Antonio de Morga which he copied literally from the British Museum.

^ Guerrero, Amadis Ma. "Camarines Norte: Walking History", Inquirer.net, Philippines, 2 April 2012. I searched on April 2, 2012

^ a b Supetran, Bernard. On 29th December 2008, the Philippine star, "The first monument revisited by Jose Rizal". I searched on 29th December 2008

^ "Resolution 12, 2008: José Risar monument, Carminez Norte National Monument of Date City will be announced." The Philippine National History Committee. Acquired on 27th December 2017

The Rizal monument (formerly known as Latin, Motto Stella, "Guiding Stars") is a memorial of Rizal Park in Manila, the Philippines, commemorating the Filipino nationalist Jose Rizal executed. The monument consists of a standing Rizal bronze sculpture with an obelisk mounted on a stone pedestal. The shield in front of the pedestal is a monument to José Rizal, Patriots, Martyrs executed at Bagumbayan Field on December 30, 1896. This monument was dedicated for the people of the Philippine Islands. "

Rizal Monument at Daet of Camarines Norte is the first monument built in commemoration of José Rizal and the oldest monument in the Philippines. It was designed by Colonel Colonel Colonel Colonel Antonio Sands with the help of the Philippine Revolutionary Army Ildefonso Alegre and the financial contributions from the local people of Camarines Norte. The three-story stone tower where the square base supports the triangle in two steps is the first monument and monument to commemorate the Philippine national hero.

On September 28, 1901, the Philippine Commission of the United States approved Decree No. 243, which allows the Philippine patriot Jose Rizal to be an author and poet by using the public land in Reneta, Manila did. . The bill stipulates that the monument has not only heroism but also his body. The bill also established a committee on the Rizal Memorial by Pascual Poblete, Paciano Rizal (José's brothers), Juan Tuason, Teodoro R. Yangco, Mariano Limjap, MáximoPaterno, Ramón Genato, Tomás G. Del Rosario and Ariston Bautista. Above all, the work of members is to collect funds through popular subscriptions.