José Rizal

Jose · Protasio · Rizal · Mercado and Alonso · Leleonda, who was born in Calimba, Philippines on June 19, 1861 and completed José Rizal on 30th December 1896, is the Kuomintang movement in the Philippines. The source of inspiration

Rizal is the son of a wealthy landowner who was educated at the University of Manila and Madrid. He had never claimed the independence of the Philippines, but as a talented medical student, he promised to reform the Spanish rule in his country at once. Most of his writing took place in Europe, where he lived in Europe between 1882 and 1892.

In 1887, Rizal announced his first novel "Noli me tangere" (social cancer). And that is an evil enthusiasm for Spain to govern the Philippines. The sequel El Filibusterismo (1891; greedy domination) established a reputation as the main spokesman for the Philippine reform movement. In hoping to show that the indigenous peoples of the Philippines had a long history before the arrival of the Spaniard, he announced an annotated version of Antonio Morga's Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas (1890; reprinted in 1958) Announced. He became the leader of the advertising campaign and wrote many articles in his La Solidaridad newspaper published in Barcelona. Rizal's political plans include integrating the Philippines as a Spanish state on behalf of Cortes (Spanish Parliament), Filipino pastors who replace Spanish priests, freedom of assembly and expression, and Filipino and Spain before the law People's equality is included.

Rizal returned to the Philippines in 1892. He founded a nonviolent reform society in Manila, Philippines, Riga and was deported to Dapitan in northwestern Mindanao. He has exile in the next four years. In 1896, the secret society of the Philippine KMT Katipunan rebelled against Spain. He had no relationship with the organization, he did not participate in the uprising, but Rizal was arrested by the military and tried to tempt the rebellion. He was guilty and was executed publicly by Manila's Shooting Corps. His martyrdom made the Filipino believe that there is no choice other than Spain. Just before the run, while limited to Fort Santiago, Rizal wrote "Ültimoadiós" ("The Last Goodbye"), a masterpiece of the Spanish poetry of the 19th century.

JoséRizal - JoséProtasioRizalMercado y Alonso Realonda - born June 19, 1861. Although he is a novelist, poet and ophthalmologist, he is a nationalist and a revolutionary in the Philippines. For several years, he lived in Europe. So he became part of the promotional campaign and advocated reform in the Philippines. In the meantime, he wrote his first novel, Noli Me Tangere, who recorded the cruelty of the Spanish colonial rule in the Philippines. This book brought him a short-term return to the Philippines.

JoséProtasio Rizal Mercado and Alonso Realonda, the famous José Rizal (June 19, 1861 - pronounced on 30 December 1896 - Spanish) were Filipino nationalists and scholars in the late colonial period of the Philippines. As a professional ophthalmologist, Rizal has become a writer and major member of the Philippine publicity campaign advocating Spanish colonial political reform. The crime of the rebellion after the Philippine Revolution was partially affected by his work, so he was executed by the Spanish colonial government. He did not actively participate in his plan or action, but he finally approved his goal of leading to Philippine independence.

Rizal Day was celebrated in the Philippines on 30th December 1898. This is a commemoration of the life of José Rizal - I think many people are one of the greatest heroes in the Philippines. Since this is a national holiday, workers have the right to enjoy holiday salary according to Philippine holiday payroll rules. JoséRizal - JoséProtasioRizalMercado y Alonso Realonda - born June 19, 1861. Although he is a novelist, poet and ophthalmologist, he is a nationalist and a revolutionary in the Philippines. For several years, he lived in Europe. So he became part of the promotional campaign and advocated reform in the Philippines. In the meantime, he wrote his first novel, Noli Me Tangere, who recorded the cruelty of the Spanish colonial rule in the Philippines. This book brought him a short-term return to the Philippines.