KKK

Moritaro Tagawa

Acted as the interpreted to the Japanese consul of Manila

Father Mariano gil

Agustinian Parish curate who learned about the Katipunan

Tejeros Assembly

Assembly voted to dissolve the Katipunan and to establish a new revolutionary Government

Gregoria de Jesus

Bonifcaio's wife, Lakambini of Katipunan

Emilio Jacinto

Brains of Katipunan

Antonio Luna

Commissioned as the military commander of the Revolution

Gov. General Blanco

Declared martial law on the eight provinces.

Pio Valenzuela

Emissary that was sent to Dapitan

Deodato Arellano

First President of KKK, 1892

Gov. Gen. Camilio de Polavieja

He replaced Gen. Blanco on Dec. 1896

Teodoro Patino

Katipunero who betrayed the Katipunan

Pedro Paterno

Lawyer who acted as peace negotiator

Cry of Montalban

Meeting at the cave of Bernardo Carpio, First cry of the Phil independence

Melchora Aquino

Mother of Katipunan

Kalayaan

Newspaper of the Katipunan

Battle of Pinaglabanan

Offensive that Bonifacio launched on the Spanish arsenal at San Juan Del Monte

Pact of Biak na Bato

Peace agreement between aguinaldo and Primo de Rivera

Magdalo Council

Provincial council headed by Baldomero Aguinaldo

Magdiwang Council

Provincial council led by Mariano Alvarez

Aguedo Del Rosario

Sec of Interior

Bricio Pantas

Sec of Justice

Emilio Jacinto

Sec of State

Enrique Pacheco

Sec of finance

Teodoro Plata

Sec of war

Ramon Basa

Second Pres. of KKK 1893

Andres Bonifacio

Supremo, Geat Plebeian, Father of Katipunan

Cry of Pugadlawin

The cry wherein Bonifacio and all the Katipuneros tore their Cedulas

Benita Rodriguez

Wife of Katipunero that made the flag of KKK