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Spaniards hired an artist to depict the
defeat of the Piddig Ilokanos
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1807 - The Basi Revolt of Piddig residents in Ilocos Norte takes place in the Spanish colony, the Philippine Islands, in protest over the wine monopoly and colonial authorities' prohibition of the manufacture of the native cane wine called basi; also known as the Alzamiento de Ambaristo or Ambaristo Revolt, the uprising led by Pedro Mateo involved the use of crude bows, bamboo spears, arrows, and even kitchen knives by the natives who were driven by their seething feeling of having been deprived and oppressed for a long time and, not unexpectedly, was short-lived, with the Spanish colonizers using regular military and guardia civil soldiers to fire cannons and rifles at Badoc, near the rebel base.
Photo credit:
http://www.nationalmuseum.gov.ph/National%20Museum/National%20Museum%20-%20Padre%20Burgos%20House.html
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