Summary of "The History of The Philippines. "MAHARLIKA" The lost Kingdom"
The video discusses the controversial claim that the entire Philippine archipelago is owned by a single family, specifically the Tagean Tano Clan, represented by Prince Julan Morden Tano. It raises skepticism about the validity of this claim, suggesting it may be a fabricated story aimed at exploiting the public. However, the speaker argues that there is substantial evidence supporting the family's ownership, including court decisions, certifications from government officials, and historical legal precedents involving prominent Filipino lawyers and politicians.
The narrative traces the history of the Philippines back to the Maharlika kingdom, which existed from the 9th to the 15th century, led by the Tagean Tano Clan. The video recounts events during the Spanish conquest, where widespread land grabbing occurred, prompting the clan to appeal to the Spanish crown. The ownership was allegedly reaffirmed through various decrees and treaties, including the Treaty of Paris, which ceded the Philippines to the United States.
The speaker emphasizes the importance of land as a vital resource and the sacrifices made by Filipinos in relation to land ownership. The claim of the Tagean Tano Clan is portrayed as not only a personal interest but as a means to restore land rights for the majority of Filipinos.
Speakers:
- Unnamed narrator (primary speaker)
- Historical figures mentioned (e.g., Ferdinand Marcos, Lorenzo Tanada, Claro Em Recto, etc.) - referenced but not actual speakers in the video.
