Agueda Kahabagan, the only female Henerala of the Katipunan, led revolutionary battles in Laguna as the brave Tagalog Joan of Arc.

Felipe Agoncillo, the first Filipino diplomat and lawyer, sacrificed personal wealth and family jewelry to fight for Philippine independence and sovereignty.

Eugenio Daza was a Filipino revolutionary and Utak ng Balangiga, securing Samar independence and the historic return of church bells.

Jose Abad Santos was a Filipino martyr and Chief Justice who refused Japanese allegiance, becoming a symbol of true kabayanihan.

Mateo Cariño, the legendary Ibaloi chieftain, established the Cariño Doctrine, securing "Native Title" rights for Baguio ancestral land claimants.