Why Jose Rizal Is the National Hero?

Was this a fierce argument as to who should be called Philippine national hero, Dr. Jose Rizal or Andres Bonifacio?

Why is Jose Rizal a national hero? It is noteworthy that Jose Rizal's heroism was first recognized by colonial Americans and later recognized by General Emilio Aguinaldo.

The announced US Governor William Taft recommends Jose Rizal as the national hero of the Philippines to the US President William Taft to the Committee of the Philippines. Americans recommend Rizal because he was executed by Spaniards and peaceful means to achieve his freedom. Different Andre SIBO Nifaxiao wishing to achieve an independent way he needs armed for his hometown land. Americans believe that Andrés Bonifacio's independent approach is unacceptable, and American rules inspire the resistance of other Filipinos. That is why Jose Rizal was elected to his national hero. In the Philippines - Jose Rizal was announced as the American colonial era of the largest Philippine hero after Aginardo was conquered during the US-led war in the army

The general Emilio Aguinaldo was the first person who announced December 30 as the day of citizen's mourning commemorating other people suffering from Rizal and Spanish tyranny.

The Philippine Revolution led by Andres Bonifacio was promoted by Jose Rizal, Noli Me Tangere, El Filibusterismo and gave a lasting impression. This is one of the best arguments for those who think Rizal is a national hero. In the Spanish era, Rizal was truly a source of inspiration for many Filipinos. According to historian Rafael Parma, Rizal is deserves the title of a national hero. Rizal is even thought that it hinted that Antonio Luna led the revolutionary forces, because Luna studied military science, which is a good idea to reduce the sacrifice of powerful Spanish militia. Rizal believes that only the army that is ready and has sufficient weapons can ensure victory.

Jose Rizal founded La Liga Filipina, a civil society organization that led to the creation of Katipunan led by Andres Bonifacio. This fact may have proved that the title of Rizal is worthwhile because La Liga Filipino, Andres Bonifacio, and his army do not exist.

Everything started with Rizal. The Spanish revolution against the Philippines began with the first Republic led by Emilio Aguinaldo.

For Rizal, violence and armed resistance are merely the last resort, and regaining the dignity of the people is considered a legitimate means of achieving national liberation and autonomy. On the other hand, the Filipino also appreciates Andres Bonifacio for his support and his support for the armed revolution. We believe that Rizal and Bonifacio have evoked Filipino patriotism.

For beginners, Jose Protasio Rizal Mercado and Alonso Realonda, more widely known as Jose Rizal, are not officially recognized as Philippine national heroes. (NCCA, 2015) Rizal may have built monuments, peso coins on his face for his honor, but his death day is celebrated as a national holiday, RA 1425 is " Also known as "Rizal Law" the school teaches his life, work and work, and the Philippine government itself does not explicitly proclaim that he is the hero of the country.

First of all, we should clarify the meaning of the hero and make it very easy to understand how Rizal became a hero. Heroes symbolize good. Jose Rizal became a national hero because he fought from freedom in a quiet and powerful way. He expressed his love for the Philippines through his novels, essays, articles and poetry rather than the power of invasion. Jose Rizal became a national hero of the Philippines and became a reformist claiming peace rather than violent means. He is a pioneer of Gandhi, and with the Sum Yat Sen and Tagone, the atmosphere of thinking changes in Asia. His work and the work of the other people led to consumption of colonialism.

The Philippine national hero Jose Rizal is a scholar. When he was executed for inciting, he was only 35 years old, but Rizal is already a mature ophthalmologist and a painter. But, most remarkably, he is a novelist who wrote a book that caused a revolution against Spain. In his other project aiming at the liberation of the Philippines, the history and culture difficult challenges of the country before the colony were rediscovered and these histories and cultures were almost completely eliminated by the Spanish. According to Mr. Ikebata, he said, "Colonialists have regarded the laziness of the Philippines as the cause of stagnation and recession in the Philippine society" (189).