Apolinario mabini picture

The name Apolinario Mabini may ring a bell to some Filipinos, but most of them only remember him either as the face etched in the coin or the contemplative paralytic man sitting on a rattan chair. Here are 8 interesting facts that prove Apolinario Mabini, despite his disability, was way more badass than we give him credit for.

Apolinario Mabini's graduation picture. See more: http://www.filipiknow.net/interesting-facts-about-apolinario-mabini/

“General Antonio Luna” by EZ Izon. By permission of the family and heirs of the late artist.

"The Sublime Paralytic” and the “Brains of the Revolution” during the Philippine Revolution against Spain and later the Philippine-American War. Let's commemorate the 150th birth anniversary of Apolinario Mabini

The name Apolinario Mabini may ring a bell to some Filipinos, but most of them only remember him either as the face etched in the coin or the contemplative paralytic man sitting on a rattan chair. Here are 8 interesting facts that prove Apolinario Mabini, despite his disability, was way more badass than we give him credit for.

(Photo courtesy of the Mabini Shrine in Tanauan City, Batangas.)

Teatro Balangaw actors display the official colors of Marinduque's six municipalities in celebrating Marinduque's 1900 victory, considered the country's most significant victory during the second phase of the Philippine revolution (Philippine-American War). In 2008, the "Battle of Pulang Lupa", Marinduque's historic contribution to that struggle was highlighted as part of the simultaneous nationwide celebration of the Philippine Independence Day, June 12th. Reenacting the battle at the site…

Apolinario Mabini :)

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