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In late 19th Century, Rizal became the voice of a people long oppressed by centuries-old Spanish rule. As an educated man, he was exposed to some of the abuses by Spanish friars and government officials. As a founder and member of the La Liga Filipina, he originally pushed for reforms of Spanish colonial rule. Although fictional, the novels described the abuses committed by Spanish officials against the locals.
Alarmed over the threat posed by the two novels, angry Spanish officials pushed for Rizal's arrest and exile in Dapitan. But whether a national hero or not, he did a very good job for us considering the fact that he had set us all free from slavery and better education.
Hes a very good example and an inspiration to us, most specially to students because of his intelligence and boldness. He was not a traitor. He had faced death with boldness. He had proven the saying that goes, A pen is mightier than sword. Hi, this is a comment. To delete a comment, just log in, and view the posts comments, there you will have the option to edit or delete them. YES, He deserve to be our national hero He deserves all the recognition and the importance given to him by the filipino people, in fact todays society are giving him less commemoration to what he really earn, judging by the magnitude of his influence and contribution to the history of the PhilippinesHe is admired not only by the Filipinos but all the freedom loving people of the world.
He is the national hero of the Philippines because He lived not only by the point of view of a common Filipino of his time but he lived as a person with the mentallity of a free son of man. Jos Rizal have to the Filipino People of that time Well yah.. Uhm, for me hes not really deserving unlike Bonifacio who deserved to be respested and honored more than Rizal. Because Bonifacio came from a poor family who really experienced the abuses done by the Spaniards while Rizal lived a happy and comfortable life and went to different places to study.
Rizal didnt want the Philippines to be free from the Spanish colonizers but rather to be a province of it, he only thought about himself and other Spanish mestizos like him to be fair with the Spaniards. So, as we can obviously conclude that Rizal did not faught for the independence of the Philippines, but Bonifacio did!
Rizal is also not a good model to us Filipinos, because hes a womanizer. And besides the Americans chose Rizal to be our national hero instead of Bonifacio because Rizal didnt oppose the government like Bonifacio did who faught for his principle and right.
Now, you decide. Jose Rizal is our national hero because hes a multifaceted individual both through the mind and manipulative areas, not to mention his inherit character and the love to people, especially to the poor. With the articles he has written, of which most of the topics discussed were all about slavery and abused, he has touched lives, awakened the people, but also provoked.
He sacrificed many things including his own life just for us to be freed from colonial rule. Rizal as a hero, but more than that, the greatest national hero of the philippines was a genius, the philippine is very lucky because we have rizal that will defend our country in a way of cognitive thinking, by his pens and by his god given talent as an individual. This is true, because when you are debating you should not have deadly weapons to lose your opponent, just words!
He only became a hero because his family was rich and famous. Kindly answer.. I can see all the flaws of him.. To Ken: ur definitely right! I guess some writers and historians made exaggeration on writing about Rizals life. I doubt his too much intelligence, even Aristotle was not.
Rizal himself clearly stated that photography was existed in his era. And had you gone through Rizals residence house at calamba Laguna? He deserved to be our national hero, because we know what he did for us to give our freedom to live in our own country, to live peacefully no doubt feeling,to live comfortable i think rizal deserves to be our national hero because come to think of it even though at his time there is discrimination he still fight for the right of every Filipino, he didnt mind about what Spaniard could do to him he do work and publish his work for the Filipinos to enlighten their mind and saw the corruption that the Spaniard do, even though he knew the possible consequences of his action For me Rizal really deserved to be our national hero because he fought for freedom in a silent but powerful way.
To make it quite simple to understand how Rizal become one First of all we should clarify the meaning of a hero.. Jose Rizal December 30 may be known for plenty other events that have occurred throughout history but in the South East Asian region, particularly in Philippines, December 30 marked the execution of Jose Rizal, Philippines National Hero. December 30 is considered a national holiday in the Philippines known as Rizal Day, to commemorate the martyrdom of Jose Rizal.
A hugely popular figure, the nationalist is known worldwide for his push towards reform in the Philippines during the Spanish Colonial Era and known as the most prominent Filipino; Jose Rizal has left a long lasting legacy and monuments of Rizal has been erected as far away as the United States and even Czech Republic. Singapore also has at least one plaque erected in tribute to Rizal.
Jose Rizal, born to a wealthy family on June 19 was a true intellectual; Rizal traveled to Spain, Paris and even Germany to gain his second doctorate and was believed to be conversant in over ten languages.
His literary skills writing poems and novels proved to be the key as he became Asias very first modern non-violent proponent of political reforms as he urged Philippines to undergo revolution against the Spanish Colonial Era. Rizal, through peaceful means, founded The Philippine League known as the La Liga Filipina in the Philippines , an organization to reform the Spanish rule. Legacy of Jose Rizal Rizal was perhaps best known as a polymath, a man with multiple exceptional skills.
Besides his talent in writing poems and novels, Rizal was a well known educator, sculptor, painter, historian, playwright and ophthalmologist amongst other skills and was also known to be skilled in fencing, martial arts and in the matters of sociology, economics and cartography.
Rizals best known novels were the Noli Me Tangere and the El filibusterismo, novels that lambasted the Spanish friars and the Catholic Church and criticized the Spanish Colonial Era more than ever. Rizals push for reforms did not end there as under pen names, he submitted several essays, thought pieces and editorials to express liberal ideas and equal rights for Filipinos.
Jose Rizal Rizals largely anti-Spanish reforms led to him being eventually persecuted and being in exile from July onwards. In , the Philippine Revolution was in full swing when Katipunan, a secret society that was rebelling against the Spanish Colonialists started a revolution. Rizal, even though disassociating himself from the revolution, was apprehended in Barcelona and was charged with the founding of the Philippine League La Liga Filipina , a claim by the Spaniards that La Liga Filipina was meant to create the rebellion which sparked the revolution.
Rizal was also charged for involvement in the ongoing rebellion and was sentenced to be executed on December Even though Rizal is well known as a national hero for the Filipinos, there have been claims that while Rizal favored peaceful reforms, he approved non-peaceful reforms as well, which led to the Philippine Revolution.
Rizal was also controversial through means of his connection with Josephine Bracken, a retraction of his faith in the Catholic Church. Despite his controversies, Jose Rizal was indeed a man of strong ideas following the likes of peaceful activists such as Gandhi, Rabindranath Tagore and Sun Yat Sen. A true national hero, his achievement to reform the Philippines without holding a gun or a sword has left a truly memorable legacy. WHEN Jose Rizal was still alive, his countrymen had already looked up to him as their guide towards reforms, revolution, and independence from Spanish rule.
And when he had died, it was also the Filipino people who eventually recognized him as their greatest national hero. In the 's, the Filipino propagandists in Spain and other countries in Europe claimed that Rizal was the only one capable of uniting them, a model Filipino, the personification of Spanish Oceania, the titular head of the Filipinos, their illustrious countryman, a distinguished Filipino literary man, and author of various works that had merited general applause.
They also elected him unanimously as the honorary president of their society, Asociacion La Solidaridad Solidarity Association , founded on December 31, , in Barcelona, Spain. Original Rizal Day On December 20, , President Aguinaldo issued a decree designating December 30 as a national day of mourning "in memory of the great Filipino patriot Dr.
Jose Rizal and others who faithfully loved the native land and were martyred by the former Spanish domination. An Insane Theory There is a theory which claims that it was the American colonial authorities, particularly William Howard Taft, who declared Rizal as the national hero, encouraged the cult venerating Rizal as the country's greatest patriot, and made December 30 a holiday.
Taft, who arrived in the country on June 3, , served as chairman of the Second Philippine Commission, the body that U. President William McKinley created to exercise the legislative powers of the U. The theory has it that because Taft, during a session of the Commission, decided that Rizal be the national hero, Rizal Day has become a public holiday since then.
Taft's decision became the genesis of Rizal Day. There is no law, proclamation, or any other document which Taft signed and in which he said: "I, William Howard Taft, hereby declare Rizal as your national hero. Their ignorance led them to assume, allege, and finally claim that it was the American colonial authorities who elevated Rizal to greatness.
Thus, this theory was born, and since then it has brainwashed many readers, students, writers, and scholars of Philippine history. This theory is an insanity, if not stupidity, because how can the alleged decision of Taft making Rizal the national hero be the origin of Rizal Day when before Taft arrived in the country, the Filipinos had already recognized Rizal as their greatest patriot and had already celebrated December 30 as their first-ever national holiday?
As the supreme leader of the Katipunan, he ordered that the word Rizal be used as the password of Bayani Patriot , the highest-grade Katipunero; that Rizal's pictures be hung in the meeting hall of the Katipunan Supreme Council and in other meeting places; and that Rizal's name be used as a Katipunan cry for unity and liberty. He also elected Rizal as the Katipunan honorary president, and solicited Rizal's views regarding their plans against Spain.
In early , while in Cavite trying to reconcile the local Katipunan factions, Bonifacio issued a proclamation condemning the Spanish atrocities against Filipinos, and "the brutal execution of our most beloved countryman, the Honorable Jose Rizal. Greatest Filipino Patriot On March 22, , General Emilio Aguinaldo was elected president of the revolutionary government that replaced the Katipunan.
In December , after signing a peace treaty with the Spanish rulers, he and his companions left for Hong Kong; but since the Spaniards had no intent of honoring the treaty, they decided to return to the country. In April , their comrades issued a proclamation, whose concluding part said: "Our unworthy names are as nothing, but one and all of us invoke the name of the greatest patriot our country has seen, in the sure and certain hope that his spirit will be with us in these moments and guide us to victory -- our immortal Jose Rizal.
The revolutionary leaders knew that he was their inspiration, their rallying cry, and their unparalleled countryman, hence the greatest patriot ever to come out of their native land. It was the Filipino people who felt, recognized, and hailed that the most beloved Filipino and the most famous Filipino martyr was the greatest Filipino hero.
Why is Jose Rizal the national hero of the Philippines? The man is obviously fond of writing his daily journals diary as i term it , even. So almost all of his thoughts are virtually known, and preserved.. Most of them are even considered timeless. This definitely gave him an edge on the 'national hero' title. The story had a strong foundation education , values and patriotism , it has its humour his promiscuity , it has rich complicated conflicts battle against the colonist, against his fellowmen, against himself.
And its end, - tragic, heavy, unforgettable. His life was a drama, an excellent one. And he wrote it. Ben Davis May 14, Why Jose Rizal considered as a national hero? Where did Rizal wrote to the Filipino youth? What were the characteristics of the Filipino youth Rizal mentioned in his poem to the Filipino youth? What did Jose Rizal foresee of the Philippines to become years from his time? How is nationalism expressed in the poem to the Filipino youth? What were the most important writings by Rizal?
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