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    The document discusses the history of land ownership in the Philippines. It claims that: 1) Before the Spanish arrived, the Philippines was known as Maharlika and was ruled by the Tagean Tallano clan for over 900 years. 2) When the Spanish colonized the Philippines, they took land through conquest but the Tallano clan brought this to the Spanish queen's attention. Titles were then issued granting the Tallano clan ownership over the entire archipelago. 3) In 1764, after defeating the Spanish, the British issued a royal decree granting formal ownership of the Philippines to the Tallano clan, as recognized later by the Spanish queen.

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    The document discusses the history of land ownership in the Philippines. It claims that: 1) Before the Spanish arrived, the Philippines was known as Maharlika and was ruled by the Tagean Tallano clan for over 900 years. 2) When the Spanish colonized the Philippines, they took land through conquest but the Tallano clan brought this to the Spanish queen's attention. Titles were then issued granting the Tallano clan ownership over the entire archipelago. 3) In 1764, after defeating the Spanish, the British issued a royal decree granting formal ownership of the Philippines to the Tallano clan, as recognized later by the Spanish queen.

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    The document discusses the history of land ownership in the Philippines. It claims that: 1) Before the Spanish arrived, the Philippines was known as Maharlika and was ruled by the Tagean Tallano clan for over 900 years. 2) When the Spanish colonized the Philippines, they took land through conquest but the Tallano clan brought this to the Spanish queen's attention. Titles were then issued granting the Tallano clan ownership over the entire archipelago. 3) In 1764, after defeating the Spanish, the British issued a royal decree granting formal ownership of the Philippines to the Tallano clan, as recognized later by the Spanish queen.

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    INTRODUCTION

    The Tallano Foundation has given notice of the termination of this 50 year lease
    following the additional 5 year discretionary period on December 31,2005 but remains
    unable to obtain an inventory of this asset even though the CENTRAL BANK( now
    Bangko Sentral Pilipinas ) is no longer entitled to HOLD the gold.

    Having gained the trust and confidence of Fr Diaz, the Tallano clan made him the
    main negotiator and trustee of their gold. Fr Diaz in turn, hired the services of ATTY.
    FERDINAND E MARCOS. , then a RECOMMENDED BRILLIANT YOUNG LAWYER
    having attained notoriety when he successfully defended himself in the " NALUNDASAN
    CASE" in 1939.

    The TALLANO clan paid commission to Fr. Diaz and Atty .Marcos in gold, 30%
    From the principal of 640, 000 metric tons.A lease agreement was made between the
    Tallano clan and the Maharlika government. A total of 640,000 metric tons of gold was
    deposited in the newly installed Central Bank of the Maharlika to comply with its
    requirement for GOLD RESERVE. Under the terms of the contract , the Central Bank
    became the HOLDER of that gold. That LEASE agreement will EXPIRE in the year
    2005.

    Tallano Family owned the Philippines


    Do you think our Philippines History needs to dig and be re-written,
    once Filipinos do their research and evidences of this claimed that the royal family
    Tagean Tallano family bought the Philippines archipelago or Maharlika Islands decades
    ago? Watch this video presented by Doc John on his show "Ang Laging Daan ni Doc
    John"
    Never in the Philippines history subject that the whole Philippines archipelago is owned
    and bought by the Tagean Tallano as part of the missing piece history of the nation.
    Most Filipinos embedded that Lapu-Lapu is one of our Filipino heroes who fought the

    land ownership of native Filipinos against the invasion of Spanish era but never did we
    know that he's related to the clan who actually owned the whole Philippines - if this
    claim would have been true? He was also responsible for the death of Portuguese
    Explorer Ferdinand Magellan. He is now regarded, retroactively, as the first Filipino
    hero.He is also known under the names ilapulapu, Si Lapulapu,Salip Pulaka, and Kali
    Pulako (alternatively spelled as Cali Pulaco), though the historicity of the names is
    disputed."
    If Filipinos would reconsider such claimed of Prince Julian Morden Tallano to resolve the
    Philippines squatter problems and other issues of the Spratly Islands, how would it be
    possible or wouldn't be great if his rights is to be used for the common good of Filipino
    citizens instead of singled out by some politicians power and other alliances that would
    have been covering and using fraud documents to claim such titles of their own
    advantage?
    What do you think after you have watched the interview of Doc John and Prince Julian
    Morden Tallano?

    What is Philippines before invaded by the greedy


    Spanish?
    HOMOBONO A. ADAZA file stated that "MAHARLIKA. Long before the Spaniards came
    to Philippines shores, the Philippine archipelago consisting of 7,169 islands with an area
    of 1,049,212,962 nautical square miles, including Guam and Hawaii was known as
    Maharlika. It was populated by Malays and ruled by the Tagean Tallano clans from the
    ninth to the fifteenth century. When the Spaniards started ruling the Philippines
    archipelago, they renamed it Hacienda Filipina. Of the many kingdoms in Asia,
    Maharlika was one of them under King Luisong Tagean Tallano, the father of Raja LapuLapu and Raja Soliman, the successors of King Marikudo of the Sri Vishayan Empire.
    Its principal products at that time were peanuts (mani) exported to Mexico and
    European countries and Herbal plants known as Nilad with some medicinal qualities
    which were exported to Mainland China. With the passage of time, the Chinese traders
    changed the name Maharlika to Maynilad or Maynila. As in olden days, the kings and
    their families own their kingdoms and distribute portions to their subjects, especially to
    the members of the royal clans. This is exactly what happened to the Philippine
    archipelago, it was owned by the Tagean Tallano clans."
    A family of MAHARAJAHS AND RAJAHS, TAGEAN, was then ruling the Madjapahit
    Empire. They retreated and consolidated their position in a group of 7,169 islands,
    known as the MAHARLIKA (now Philippines) away from the oncoming Moslems. Being
    a descendant of royal Malayan blood, the Tagean family had its share of power,

    authority and riches from the collected taxes during its 900 Year rule in the empire, and
    even two millennia earlier when there was commerce with King Solomon of Israel.
    The Maharajah and his sons, the rajahs, ruled the Maharlika using their own laws, the
    CODE OF KALANTIAW. The Maharlika was a very rich and flourishing country. By the
    early sixteenth century, the ruling maharajah, Luisong Tagean, had 720,000 metric tons
    of gold that he kept in present dayKota Kinabalu, Sabah or North Borneo. At that time,
    Sabah was part of the Maharlika.
    The Family Tree of Maharajah Luisong Tagean:
    MAHARAJAH LUISONG TAGEAN. He resided in the Lamayan District, now known as
    Malacaang. He was married to Margaret Acua Macleod.

    THE TRUE STORY OF THE TALLANO (TALA)


    ESTATE
    Fantastic! This is the normal reaction of those who are told one family
    has a title on the whole Philippine archipelago. Its not possible, many say.
    How was the title secured? Who secured the title? Why only now has the
    story surfaced and come to public attention? Why did it take so long for the
    owners to stake their claim on their property? Is this not a scam engineered
    by smart manipulators? These and many other questions come to mind when
    presented with the story. But it is story with full factual support titles,
    documents, court decisions, writs of execution, sheriffs return, annotations
    at the back of the titles, certifications of government officials and agencies
    attesting to the existence of the titles in their files and genuineness of the
    said titles. One document may be fabricated, especially because this is
    Philippines. But twenty-one (21) volumes of court documents certainly
    cannot be manufactured even by the smartest con artist on the face of this
    planet. Yet, it is fantastic but it happens to be true. It is as fantastic as mans
    journey to the surface of the moon. In 1936, men laughed at Warner Von
    Braun for theorizing he could send a rocket to the moon. Everyone was
    saying it could only be true on the pages of comic magazines detailing the
    interstellar adventures of Flash Gordon and in novels like H.G. Wells War of
    the Worlds. But in 1956, Von Braun, with the help of NASA, sent a rocket with
    men to the surface of the moon making a trip back to Earth before

    unbelieving earthly inhabitants. This is a story that will change the history of
    this country rewriting our textbooks, which give primacy to the tale that our
    country was discovered by foreigners. This country has been here long
    before the foreigners came to shores. The Tagean Tallano clans just
    happened to be royal families that ruled the land which we now call the
    Philippines. How did it begun?
    MAHARLIKA. Long before the Spaniards came to Philippines shores,
    the Philippine archipelago consisting of 7,169 islands with an area of
    1,049,212,962 nautical square miles, including Guam and Hawaii was known
    as Maharlika. It was populated by Malays and ruled by the Tagean Tallano
    clans from the ninth to the fifteenth century. When the Spaniards started
    ruling the Philippines archipelago, they renamed it Hacienda Filipina. Of the
    many kingdoms in Asia, Maharlika was one of them under King Luisong
    Tagean Tallano, the father of Raja Lapu-Lapu and Raja Soliman, the
    successors of King Marikudo of the Sri Vishayan Empire. Its principal products
    at that time were peanuts (mani) exported to Mexico and European countries
    and Herbal plants known as Nilad with some medicinal qualities which
    were exported to Mainland China. With the passage of time, the Chinese
    traders changed the name Maharlika to Maynilad or Maynila. As in olden
    days, the kings and their families own their kingdoms and distribute portions
    to their subjects, especially to the members of the royal clans. This is exactly
    what happened to the Philippine archipelago, it was owned by the Tagean
    Tallano clans.
    THE SPANIARDS. When the Spaniards came, full control of the islands
    remained with the descendants of King Luisong, specifically Raja Lapu-Lapu
    and his successors for Visayas and Mindanao and Raja Soliman and his
    successors for Luzon. Like conquerors of all kinds, the Spaniards started
    grabbing lands and distributed them to favored members of the conquering
    group, thereafter named Haciendas. Because of the land grabbing activities
    of the Spanish conquistadores, the descendants of King Luisong 1 brought
    these questionable activities of the conquering armies of Spain to the
    attention of the Spanish Queen leading to the setting aside of many royal
    land grants and the issuance of titulo possessorio to become titulo de
    compra embracing the whole Philippine archipelago in favor of the Tallano
    clans.
    THE BRITISH. In 1762, the British Royal Armies came to Manila with
    the purpose of defeating the abusive Spanish armies. Finally, in 1764 the
    British won over the Spaniards. The British Royal Government then issued a

    Royal Decree, Protocol 01-4 based on the Laws of the West Indies, amending
    the property rights of King Philip of Spain over the Philippines and granting
    ownership of the Philippine archipelago to the Tagean Tallano clans. After the
    signing of the peace accord between the royal governments of Spain and
    Britain, the Queen of Spain recognized the property rights over the Philippine
    archipelago based on the Maura Law.
    THE TREATY OF PARIS. With the defeat of the Spanish Armada to
    the forces of the United States of America in the Battle of Manila Bay, Spain
    and America concluded the end of the War by signing the Treaty of Paris
    where the Philippines was sold for $20 Million U.S. Dollars. The winning
    bidder who paid the said amount in U.S. gold coins was DON ESTEBAN
    BENITEZ TALLANO, the predecessor in interest of PRINCE JULIAN MORDEN
    TALLANO. By virtue of the said payment, the Oficina de Cabildo recognized
    and affirmed Royal Decree 01-4 Protocol and registered as TITULO DE
    COMPRA in favor of PRINCE LACAN ACUNA ULRIJAL BOLKIAH (TAGEAN)
    TALLANO.
    TORRENS TITLE. With the American administration in the Philippines,
    the ownership of the TALLANO CLANS was strengthened further by the
    passage of Act No. 496 which gave rise to the Torrens Title. Land registration
    proceedings based on the said law were undertaken which affirmed the
    ownership and title of the Tallano Clans over the Philippine archipelago on
    October 3, 1904 as Original Certificate of Title (OCT) 01-4. Furthermore,
    when Cadastral Act No. 2259 of 1913 was passed, again the cadastral court
    recognized the ownership and title of the TALLANO CLANS over the whole
    Philippine Archipelago, still as OCT 01-4. A Torrens title is indefeasible which
    means it cannot be defeated by any claimant who has no title or whose title
    is issued later. It is also imprescriptibly which means that it does not
    prescribe. Even if a person who has no title or a fake title occupies a land
    duly titled for a million years, the titled owner of the land concerned can
    drive away any occupant who has no title or a later title over the land.

    REACTION PAPER
    IN PHILIPPINE
    HISTORY

    MELINDA CASAUAY
    (Professor)
    JULIE ANN D. PINGAD
    (Student)

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