Dagohoy Rebellion |
“Dagohoy Rebellion” is strongly related to:
Francisco Dagohoy Bohol Batuan Bilär Society of Jesus Dagohoy, Bohol Catigbian, Bohol Inabanga, Bohol Jagna, Bohol Danao Gregorio F. Zaide Tamblot Tamblot Uprising Renato Constantino Boholano people Dauis, Bohol Baclayon, Bohol Balilihan, Bohol Talibon, Bohol Carlos P. Garcia Christianity Tagbilaran City Cebu Italians Spain Roman Catholic Church Philippines
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