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    The document lists and provides details on the various national symbols of the Philippines, including: The national flag features a white triangle, red, and blue representing peace, bravery, and patriotism. The three stars and sun represent the country's main divisions. The national flower is the sampaguita, which symbolizes purity, simplicity, and humility. The national anthem "Lupang Hinirang" was composed by Julian Felipe and first played in 1898. Other national symbols mentioned include the narra tree, Philippine eagle, pearl, arnis martial art, anahaw leaf, carabao, bahay kubo house, and bangus fish.

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    The document lists and provides details on the various national symbols of the Philippines, including: The national flag features a white triangle, red, and blue representing peace, bravery, and patriotism. The three stars and sun represent the country's main divisions. The national flower is the sampaguita, which symbolizes purity, simplicity, and humility. The national anthem "Lupang Hinirang" was composed by Julian Felipe and first played in 1898. Other national symbols mentioned include the narra tree, Philippine eagle, pearl, arnis martial art, anahaw leaf, carabao, bahay kubo house, and bangus fish.

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    PHILIPPINE

    NATIONAL SYMBOLS
    NATIONAL FLAG

    The white triangle is symbolic of peace, red symbolizes bravery and


    blue represents patriotism.
    The three gold stars and sun represent the three main divisions of the
    country - Luzon, Mindanao and Visayas.
    The 8 rays represents the 8 provinces- Manila, Cavite, Bulacan,
    Pampanga, Nueva Ecija, Bataan, Laguna, Batangas.
    NATIONAL FLOWER:
    SAMPAGUITA

    Generally known as the Arabian Jasmine


    Its white color symbolizes purity, simplicity,
    humility and strength
    NATIONAL ANTHEM: “LUPANG
    HINIRANG”

     Composed by Julian Felipe


     First played publicly on June 12, 1898 during the proclamation of
    Philippine Independence
     Its lyrics were adopted from the Spanish poem, Filipinas, which
    was written by Jose Palma
    NATIONAL TREE: NARRA

    Generally known as rosewood


    It was made officially by Gov. Gen. Frank Murphy
    through Proclamation No. 652 s. 1934.
    NATIONAL BIRD: PHILIPPINE
    EAGLE

    Scientifically known as Pithecophaga jefferyi


    It was made officially in 1978 by former President
    Ferdinand Marcos through Proclamation No. 1732
    NATIONAL GEM: PHILIPPINE
    PEARL

    Declared by Former President Fidel V. Ramos through


    Proclamation No. 905 s. 1996
    It is scientifically known as Pinctada Maxima
    In fact, world’s largest pearl was discovered by a
    Filipino diver in a giant Tricada (mollusk) under the
    Palawan Sea in 1934.
    NATIONAL SPORT: ARNIS

    Arnis is to the Philippines like Japan’s Karate and Korea’s


    Taekwondo
    Its known by two other names: Kali and Eskrima and makes
    use of both bladed weapons, batons/sticks, and bare hands
    It become National symbol in 2009 when then Pres. Gloria
    Macapagal-Arroyo signed Republic Act 9850 into law
    ANAHAW: NATIONAL LEAF

    Anahaw or round-leaf fountain palm


    Normally seen in the countryside as a roofing material,
    anahaw leaves are seen as decorative pices/plants in the
    metro
    NATIONAL FRUIT: MANGO

    A common sight in the Philippine wet and dry


    markets, the mango has long been as the National
    fruit
    As a popular as it is for making dessert
    NATIONAL ANIMAL:
    CARABAO

    In common men have dogs as their best friend, then the
    carabao or Philippine water buffalo is the Filipino
    farmer’s best friend
    They’re beasts of burden, able to do almost everything
    that needs to be done on the rice fields, including carry
    the farmer and his goods.
    NATIONAL HOUSE: BAHAY
    KUBO

    The humble bahay kubo or nipa hut is still seen in some


    parts of the country, particularly in the provinces. While it has
    long been a symbol of Filipino homes
    NATIONAL FISH: BANGUS

    Bony, yet prized for its belly fat, who almost everyone
    fights for on the dinner table. The bangus or milkfish has
    long been seen as the country’s national fish, yet without
    a law, it’s status will never be official.
    NATIONAL HERO: DR. JOSE
    RIZAL WHY RIZAL IS OUR NATIONAL
    HERO?
     He fought for freedom in a silent
    but powerful way.
     He expressed his love for the
    Philippines through his novels,
    essays and articles rather than
    through the use of force or
    aggression.
     He was humble, fighting for
    reforms through his writings
    instead of through a revolution.
     He used his intelligence, talents
    and skills in a more peaceful way
    rather than the aggressive way
     He passed the criteria during the
    American period

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