Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 2 views

    MODULE 2 - RIZAL

    Uploaded by

    Deniel Denamarca
    The document discusses the life and works of Jose Rizal, focusing on his contributions to Philippine nationalism and the significance of the Rizal Law. It outlines Rizal's ancestry, immediate family, and personal characteristics, as well as the historical context surrounding his life and death. Additionally, it raises questions about the distinctions between nationalism and patriotism, and the reasons for commemorating Rizal's death over his birthday.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    MODULE 2 - RIZAL

    Uploaded by

    Deniel Denamarca
    2 views50 pages
    The document discusses the life and works of Jose Rizal, focusing on his contributions to Philippine nationalism and the significance of the Rizal Law. It outlines Rizal's ancestry, immediate family, and personal characteristics, as well as the historical context surrounding his life and death. Additionally, it raises questions about the distinctions between nationalism and patriotism, and the reasons for commemorating Rizal's death over his birthday.

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    The document discusses the life and works of Jose Rizal, focusing on his contributions to Philippine nationalism and the significance of the Rizal Law. It outlines Rizal's ancestry, immediate family, and personal characteristics, as well as the historical context surrounding his life and death. Additionally, it raises questions about the distinctions between nationalism and patriotism, and the reasons for commemorating Rizal's death over his birthday.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pptx, pdf, or txt
    2 views50 pages

    MODULE 2 - RIZAL

    Uploaded by

    Deniel Denamarca
    The document discusses the life and works of Jose Rizal, focusing on his contributions to Philippine nationalism and the significance of the Rizal Law. It outlines Rizal's ancestry, immediate family, and personal characteristics, as well as the historical context surrounding his life and death. Additionally, it raises questions about the distinctions between nationalism and patriotism, and the reasons for commemorating Rizal's death over his birthday.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pptx, pdf, or txt
    You are on page 1of 50

    J OS E

    R I Z AL
    LIFE AND WORKS

    By KRISTEL KAYE ORTIZO


    OBJECTIVES
    Explain the Rizal Law and its important provision;

    Evaluate Rizal’s characteristics in the development


    of Philippine nationalism;

    Appreciate the Life of Rizal and its role in the


    formation of the Filipino nation.
    What are the
    characteristics of
    Rizal?
    What is the
    difference
    between
    nationalism and
    patriotism?
    Why do we
    commemorate
    Rizal’s death
    instead of his
    birthday?
    What is RA
    1425?
    Who is the
    author of Rizal
    Law?
    Who signed the
    Rizal Law?
    When was the
    Rizal Bill
    approved to
    become a law?
    RIZAL
    FAMILY
    RIZAL FAMILY
    • small agricultural town
    nestling at the foot of Mt.
    Makiling as it slopes down
    to Laguna de Bay.
    • House: made of stone and
    is near the church
    RIZAL ANCESTRY

    AND I M M EDI AT E
    FAMILY
    PATRILINEAL
    RIZAL ANCESTRY
    AND
    IMMEDIATE FAMILY

    Great-great Grandfather

    Wife: Ines de la Rosa


    Parents: Agustin Cinco and Jacinta
    Rafaela
    Children: Francisco and Josefa
    DOMINGO LAMCO
    1731: change Lamco to Mercado
    RIZAL ANCESTRY
    AND
    IMMEDIATE FAMILY

    Great Grandfather

    Wife: Cerila Bernacha


    Parents: Domingo Lamco and Ines del
    Rosa
    Children: Juan and Celemente
    FRANCISCO
    MERCADO
    RIZAL ANCESTRY
    AND
    IMMEDIATE FAMILY

    Grandfather

    Wife: Cirila Alenjandra


    Parents: Francisco Mercado and Cerila
    Bernacha
    Children: 12 children (Francisco is the
    JUAN MERCADO youngest)
    MATRILINEAL
    RIZAL ANCESTRY
    AND
    IMMEDIATE FAMILY

    Great-great
    Grandfather

    Wife: Benigna
    Daughter: Regina
    EUGENIO URSUA
    RIZAL ANCESTRY
    AND
    IMMEDIATE FAMILY

    Great Grandmother

    Husband: Manuel de Quintos


    Parents: Eugenio Ursua and
    Benigna
    REGINA URSUA Daughter: Brigida
    RIZAL ANCESTRY
    AND
    IMMEDIATE FAMILY

    Grandmother

    Husband: Lorenzo Alberto Alonso


    Parents: Manuel de Quintos and Regina
    Ursua
    Children: Teodora, Gregorio, Manuel, and
    BRIGIDA DE Jose
    QUINTOS
    PARENTS
    RIZAL ANCESTRY
    AND
    IMMEDIATE FAMILY

    Franciso Engracio Rizal Mercado y


    Alejandro II
    “Kikoy”
    CHINESE-FILIPINO
    Born : May 11, 1818
    : : Binan, Laguna
    Died : Jan. 5, 1898
    FRANCISCO : Manila
    MERCADO
    RIZAL ANCESTRY
    AND
    IMMEDIATE FAMILY

    Franciso Engracio Rizal Mercado y


    Alejandro II
    “Kikoy”
    Married: June 28, 1848
    : Teodora Alonzo
    Philosophy and Latin:
    Colegio de San Jose (Manila)
    FRANCISCO
    MERCADO
    RIZAL ANCESTRY
    AND
    IMMEDIATE FAMILY

    Teodora Morales Alonzo Realonda y


    Quintos “Lolay”
    Ilocano-Tagalog-Chinese-Spanish-
    Japanese
    Born : Nov. 8, 1827
    : Meisik, Tondo, Manila
    Died : Aug. 16, 1911
    TEODORA ALONZO : San Fernando Street, Binondo,
    Manila
    RIZAL ANCESTRY
    AND
    IMMEDIATE FAMILY

    Teodora Morales Alonzo Realonda y


    Quintos “Lolay”
    Studied at Colegio de Sta. Rosa
    Fortitude of Spartan women
    Defended by:
    Messrs. Francisco de Marcaida
    Manuel Marzan
    TEODORA ALONZO
    SIBLINGS
    RIZAL ANCESTRY AND
    IMMEDIATE FAMILY

    Nickname: “Neneng”
    Husband: Manuel Hidalgo
    Published:
    Pascual Poblete’s Tagalog
    translation of Noli Me Tangere

    SATURNINA
    (1850-1913)
    RIZAL ANCESTRY AND
    IMMEDIATE FAMILY

    Died: Tuberculosis
    Nickname: “Ciano”
    “Pilosopong Tasio”
    Wife: Severina Decena
    Studied:
    Latin at Colegio de San
    Jose
    Maestro Justiniano Cruz
    PACIANO
    (1851-1930)
    RIZAL ANCESTRY AND
    IMMEDIATE FAMILY

    Nickname: “Dona Sisa”


    Husband: Antonio Lopez
    Only sibling:
    narrate/recite Rizal’s
    poem
    NARCISA
    (1852-1939)
    RIZAL ANCESTRY AND
    IMMEDIATE FAMILY

    Nickname: “Ypia”
    Husband: Silvestro Ubaldo
    Schoolmate:
    Segunda Katigbak
    La Concordia College

    OLYMPIA
    (1855-1887)
    RIZAL ANCESTRY AND
    IMMEDIATE FAMILY

    Husband: Mariano Herbosa


    Died: Epidemic/cholera

    LUCIA
    (1857-1919)
    RIZAL ANCESTRY AND
    IMMEDIATE FAMILY

    Husband: Daniel Faustino


    Cruz
    Child: Mauricio Cruz
    Rizal’s student
    (Dapitan)
    Rizal’s favorite
    MARIA nephew
    (1859-1945) Recipient of Rizal’s many
    RIZAL ANCESTRY AND
    IMMEDIATE FAMILY

    Jose Protacio Rizal


    Mercado y Alonzo
    Realonda
    JOSE
    (1861-1896)
    RIZAL ANCESTRY AND
    IMMEDIATE FAMILY

    Born
    : June 19, 1861
    : Calamba, Laguna
    : moonlit night of
    Wednesday
    : between 11 and 12
    midnight
    JOSE : few days before full moon
    (1861-1896) : large head: “Virgin of
    RIZAL ANCESTRY AND
    IMMEDIATE FAMILY

    Baptism
    : June 22, 1861
    : 3 years old
    : Catholic Church
    : Fr. Collantes
    : Godfather Casanas
    JOSE
    (1861-1896)
    RIZAL ANCESTRY AND
    IMMEDIATE FAMILY

    Died:
    : Dec. 30, 1896
    : 35 years old
    : Bagumbayan/LunetaPark,
    Manila
    : executed by firing squad
    : last word “Consummatum
    JOSE Est”
    (1861-1896) means “It is finished”
    RIZAL ANCESTRY AND
    IMMEDIATE FAMILY

    Nicknames:
    Pepe/Pepito, Ute, Jose
    Only child “Aya” nurse maid
    Big black dog: Usman
    Pony: Alipato
    Guryon:
    favorite design of kite (Malay
    JOSE origin)
    (1861-1896)
    RIZAL ANCESTRY AND
    IMMEDIATE FAMILY

    Pen Names:
    Laong Laan (ever ready)
    Dimasalang (untouchable)
    Ambeth Ocampo - essayist of
    Rizal
    polygot (linguist)
    polymath (arts and science)
    JOSE Height: 5’ 3” (5.28 foot)
    (1861-1896) Wife : Josephine Bracken
    RIZAL ANCESTRY AND
    IMMEDIATE FAMILY

    Nickname: “Concha”
    Died: 3 years old

    CONCEPCION
    (1862-1865)
    RIZAL ANCESTRY AND
    IMMEDIATE FAMILY

    • Single/Unmarried/Spinster
    • Lived together with
    Trinidad
    • KKK Member

    JOSEFA
    (1865-1945)
    RIZAL ANCESTRY AND
    IMMEDIATE FAMILY

    • Single/Unmarried/Spinster
    • Lived together with Josefa
    • Outlived her siblings (lived longer)
    • Alcohol Lamp:
    Rizal’s last letter
    Mi Ultimo Adios (Last Farewell)
    1896

    TRINIDAD
    (1868-1951)
    RIZAL ANCESTRY AND
    IMMEDIATE FAMILY

    Husband: Pantaleon
    Quintero
    Most educated among her
    siblings
    Classmate:
    Leonora Rivera
    SOLEDAD La Concordia College
    (1870-1929)
    THANK
    YOU

    You might also like