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Raiders of the

Sulu Sea

Presented by GROUP 7
Lesson Objectives:
At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to:

1. Analyze the context, content, and perspective of different kinds of primary


sources and determine how they affected the history of the Filipino people;

2. Determine the contribution of the different types of primary sources in


understanding Philippine History; and

3. To create valuable understanding with the events that happened the conflicts
between the muslim raider and Spanish Colonizer.
Introduction to
the Lesson
Background:
• Raiders of the
Sulu Sea was
produced by
Oak3 Films
Background:

It was founded by Zaihirat Banu Codelli (CEO)along with Lim Suat Yen
( COO) and Jason Lai (Director of Content) in 1996.
Historical Background of the
Film:
This documentary talks about the Muslim
Raiders of the Sulu Sea region namely the
Iranun, Balangingi Samals, and the
Tausugs, and how they protected their
business (slave trade), religion culture and
power during the Spanish colonization.
Introduction
“Raiders of the Sulu Sea” is a
historiography a Documentary film
focusing on Zamboanga City
depicting how the Spaniards
defended the city with the Fort
Pilar as Spain’s last stronghold and
bastion of defense and economic
expansion in the South of the
Philippines.
Introduction:
It focuses on the slave raiding as retaliation on
colonizers since it was legal during those times
and the sophisticated ancient maritime vessels
and tools of war, and the well-organized forces
that is launched for slave raiding the coasts of
Mindanao Visayas, and Luzon, between July
to October called as the Pirate wind "Pirate
Monsoon"
Who are the Historians who
contributed in making the
film?
HISTORIANS WHO CONTRIBUTED TO THE FILM
ICELLE GLORIA B. ESTRADA
• She is one of Zamboanga City’s
premiere artist

• A true Filipina sculpture and


architect

• She is currently working as an


executive assistant in the Office
of the City Mayor, and is
overlooking the City Hall
restoration
HISTORIANS WHO CONTRIBUTED TO THE FILM
DR. SAMUEL KONG TAN
• Historian National Historical Institute

• Sama-tausug-Chinese Filipino born in Sulu,


an authority on the issue of Moro history,
armed struggle
and quest for self determination.

• Published author and serve as chair of UP


Diliman Department of History.

• An authority on the issue of the Moro history.


HISTORIANS WHO CONTRIBUTED TO THE FILM
PROF. BARBARA WATSON
ANDAYA

• Historian National University of


Singapore
HISTORIANS WHO CONTRIBUTED TO THE FILM

DR. JULIUS BAUTISTA

• Historian, Asia Research


Institute , National
University of Singapore
HISTORIANS WHO CONTRIBUTED TO THE FILM

DR. MARGARITA COJUANGCO

- Author of Kris Valor


HISTORIANS WHO CONTRIBUTED TO THE FILM

HALMAN ABUBAKAR

• A Tausugand a town
councilor of Jolo
The 3 Muslim
Tribes
Zamboanga is very close to
Basilan, the Tawi-tawi and Sulu
group of islands and the
Maguindanao area where there
were three different tribes of
seafaring Filipino.
The Muslim Raiders of the Sulu Sea
Iranun Tribe Balangingi Samal Tausugs
ILANUN

• are Moro ethnic group native to Mindanao, Philippines, and the west
coast of Sabah. Also called “Iranun” which means Maranao people or
“people of the lake”.
• was known as the fierce of maritime force
• they were the very important tribe in the piracy history
SAMAL BALANGINGI

• is a distinct ethno-linguistic group dispersed throughout the greater Sulu


Archipelago and southern and western coastal regions of Zamboanga, Peninsula
in Mindanao.
• they were expert slaiding group
• also known as northern Sama or Nothern Sindama
• They occupied the chain of the islands between Basilan and Sulu Island
TAUSUG

• supposedly means "People of the Current"


• Tau means "person", and suug which is the old name for the island of Jolo.
• who controlled the Sulu Sultinate
• they are known for there fierce and widespread political powers.
Fort Pilar
• The Royal Fort of Our Virgin
Lady of the Pilar of Zaragoza,
commonly known as Fort
Pilar.

• is a 17th century military


defense fortress built by the
Spanish colonial government
in Zamboanga City,
Philippines.
ANCIENT MARITIME
VESSELS
LANONG
• is a large outrigger warships
used by Iranun and the
Banguingui people specialized.
It was prominently used for
piracy and slave raids from the
mid-18th century to early 19th
century.
GARAY
• is a traditional native
warship of the Banguingui
people in the Philippines and
was used for piracy.
Moreover, the name means
“scattered” or “wanderer”.
SALISIPAN
• is an auxillary vessels.
Usually part of fleets with
larger motherships like
pangajava, garay, or lanong
warships. Among Malays,
this type of boat was used as
a boat of war or passenger
boat.
WEAPONS
OF THE
MORO
PEOPLE
MORO KRIS
• is a weapon of warfare and economy.
This is not only carried by slave raiders
into battles but also high noble and high
ranking officials of the Southern
Sultanate.
KAMPILAN
• is the longest sword used by the
Ilanum. It is a heavy edged
sword often adorned with hair to
make it look intimidating
BARONG
• deadly weapon sword used by
the Taosug warriors with single-
edged leaf blade made of thick
tempred steel.
Spanish FireArm:
MUSKET
• had limitations and inaccuracy,
Took several steps to reload and
only 3 shots per minute.
STEAMSHIPS
USED BY THE
SPANIARDS
MAGELLANE
S
MAGELLANE
S
REINA DE CASTILLA
Reasons behind the attack of
the Raiders
SOCIAL- To prevent the spread of Christianity and
strengthen the influence of Islam.

ECONOMIC- To continue to control the trade market and


survive off the goods and the slaves they are able to
obtain.

CULTURAL – revival of Indigenous arts and trade.


Relevance of the film and Understanding
the Grand Narrative of Philippine History

It shows how the united of Moros where able to take


down the military defense fortress built by the Spanish
colonial government.
Relevance of the Documentary in
Modern Time

The gap between christians and muslims still


exist even in contemporary times

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