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Nazaria Lagos, the Florence Nightingale of Panay, served as a revolutionary nurse and Red Cross leader in Dueñas, Iloilo.

Felipe Catabay led the 1621 Gaddang Revolt in Cagayan Valley, resisting Spanish colonizers to protect the freedom of Irraya.

Deodato Arellano, the first Katipunan Supremo and Tagapagtatag, organized the secret revolutionary movement at his historic Manila home.

Panday Pira was the first Filipino cannon-maker and metallurgist whose lantaka artillery and advanced smithing skills defended pre-colonial Maynila.

Tomas Pinpin, the Ama ng Paglilimbag, revolutionized Filipino literacy by publishing the first native book and newsletter in colonial Bataan

Teodoro Plata co-founded the Katipunan, serving as its first secretary and a martyred leader during the historic Philippine Revolution.

Roman Basa, the second Supremo of the Katipunan, led the KKK with discipline, logic, and a passion for kalayaan.

Geronima Pecson, the first woman senator, empowered Filipinos through education and leadership as a Silent Worker and Mother UNESCO.

Magdalena Leones, the brave Filipino intelligence officer and guerrilla spy, remains the only Asian woman recipient of the Silver Star.

Jose Maria Panganiban, the "Avenger of Filipino Honor" and brilliant Bicolano writer of La Solidaridad, advocated for major educational reforms.

Juan de la Cruz Palaris led the historic Palaris Revolt in Pangasinan, defying Spanish rule during the British occupation aklasan.

Vicente Lim was the first Filipino West Point graduate and Bataan hero who led the guerrilla resistance against Japan.

Miguel Malvar leads as the last revolutionary general and unofficial President who valiantly fought United States forces for freedom.

Aurelio Tolentino was a Filipino mandudula and Katipunero who fought for kalayaan through revolutionary plays like Kahapon, Ngayon at Bukas.

Galicano Apacible was a Filipino physician and diplomat who served as the first president of La Solidaridad and patriot.

Ladislao Diwa, Katipunan co-founder and Cavite governor, led the KKK revolution using his strategic "Balete" triangle recruitment system.

Gliceria Marella de Villavicencio, the heroic Aling Eriang, funded Jose Rizal and donated the first revolutionary warship, SS Bulusan.

Marcela Agoncillo, the Ina ng Watawat, historical seamstress who handcrafted the first official Philippine flag during the 1898 revolutionary exile.

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.