Please read the description to see the errors if you would use this video as a source. I advise anyone who wants to use this video as a source to not make the same mistakes I have. For people who might be confused with my Battle of San Mateo and Montalban portrayal: Let me explain. This was a great mistake caused by confusion over the vagueness of the Wikipedia article. Since then, I've personally edited it this year (20 July 2023) and I don't know if I should make a remake or not to fix many mistakes, but we'll see.
I like how you emphasized the retreat of the Spaniards to the Visayas and northern Mindanao to leave for the motherland. This is what historians and mainstream textbooks tend to miss out, that their departure is immediate rather than preparatory after the 1898 Treaty of Paris.
was weirded out when I saw a panel of this video in the Wikipedia page about the revolution. Honestly, this is far better done than those taught to me in Grade 6.
thank you, its weird to see a good philippine map isnt it? or a good filipino mapper? it honestly feels like im the only one working on wikipedia philippines historical maps, we need reinforcements!
@@DeliriumMaps I assumed you were foreigner when I saw how you work out your maps. These quality level work I know could be compared to those mappers like the guy who made a video about Poland every hour, or the European theater in numbers. Also, it seems so, you're like the only one haha.
Something I find interesting as an American: The suppression of the Filipino resistance took over 19 years! I learned in class there were clashes between the Republic and the Union after the Spanish-American war that lasted for some time, but I never thought it was that long! After World War II, the public here has never again supported any faraway war for this long. Afghanistan and Vietnam were very long and did not yield victory in large part due to outrage from the public. The only people REALLY supporting these wars were the media and the military-industrial complex, and few really conscripted for such combat since there was little threat to their families back home. I think about this because even if there was an outright push for an American Imperium, it would simply never work. We just aren't that immoral in that way anymore, and we wouldn't wish to put our lives in peril for others to make a buck or expand the nation.
Afghanistan wasn't a failure due to lack of public support, it was a failure because we shifted our resources to Iraq. The only reason we stayed so long is because of the sunk-cost fallacy.
@@justinnamuco9096 By a longshot. Spain's empire was ready to pop. All of their other colonies fell very fast. All they had left were the Philippines after a couple weeks, and after the landing near Manilla, they saw the writing on the wall.
@@DeliriumMaps I came back to this thread 4 days after Russia's invasion of Ukraine. I can only pray the Russian people see this war as a pointless waste of life for those in power
Hello Delirium! It's not often that I find someone like you that actually knows how to visualize history in the way you do. I am a college student from Mandaluyong and I am really hoping, from one history buff to another, if we could grab a chat about the history of NAMAYAN and how Mandaluyong has come to be (and other surrounding cities for that matter). In any case, I hope you continue to pursue your craft and find opportunities to foster your skills as a researcher and historian.
this should be the amount of detail a book on philippine revolutionary wars should have. I hope to read a book version of this made by you if you will ever make one.
You are a legend for making this, i already knew alot from the Philippine revolution and the Philippine American war, but i guess it wasnt all, you explain better than my grade 6 teacher hahaha
Hello! May I ask what source/s you used for the demarcation of Indigenous Peoples' territory under nominal control and/or not under official control of the Spanish, Filipino and American governments. I need it for a personal passion project of mine. Thanks!
i believe ive seen his memoirs, it was at a government website. but memory does not serve well enough to recall the title. maybe it is that. his memoir was where i got the "departmental government of the seven provinces in central luzon" term from
matagal na po kasi nagawa itong video na ito pero itong site po ito ang patunay kay valeriano gasic www.travelorientalmindoro.ph/Page/History/History-of-Naujan siguro mayroon din po sa "revolution and war in mindoro" subukan nyo na lang pong i check baka andoon
4 months for the Philippine-American War and the Moro Rebellion, almost a year for the Philippine Revolution. To be fair, it wasn't continuous work. Breaks had to be taken to function as efficiently as humanly possible
it is not wrong because sabah was already rented to great britain by the sultan of sulu in 1878. they had an agreement in 1878. its also just northeastern sabah to be more specific. this video's start date is 1896
Please read the description to see the errors if you would use this video as a source. I advise anyone who wants to use this video as a source to not make the same mistakes I have.
For people who might be confused with my Battle of San Mateo and Montalban portrayal: Let me explain.
This was a great mistake caused by confusion over the vagueness of the Wikipedia article. Since then, I've personally edited it this year (20 July 2023) and I don't know if I should make a remake or not to fix many mistakes, but we'll see.
I like how you emphasized the retreat of the Spaniards to the Visayas and northern Mindanao to leave for the motherland. This is what historians and mainstream textbooks tend to miss out, that their departure is immediate rather than preparatory after the 1898 Treaty of Paris.
Exactly, ❤
Bacolod was the last stronghold of the Spaniards in the Visayas, they remained there until 1899. Cebuano speaking islands were liberated since 1898.
was weirded out when I saw a panel of this video in the Wikipedia page about the revolution.
Honestly, this is far better done than those taught to me in Grade 6.
thank you, its weird to see a good philippine map isnt it? or a good filipino mapper? it honestly feels like im the only one working on wikipedia philippines historical maps, we need reinforcements!
@@DeliriumMaps I assumed you were foreigner when I saw how you work out your maps. These quality level work I know could be compared to those mappers like the guy who made a video about Poland every hour, or the European theater in numbers.
Also, it seems so, you're like the only one haha.
Salute to DeliriumMaps for this very well-done project!
Honestly this is a really detailed videomapping project and it clearly deserves a lot more attention
Something I find interesting as an American: The suppression of the Filipino resistance took over 19 years! I learned in class there were clashes between the Republic and the Union after the Spanish-American war that lasted for some time, but I never thought it was that long! After World War II, the public here has never again supported any faraway war for this long. Afghanistan and Vietnam were very long and did not yield victory in large part due to outrage from the public. The only people REALLY supporting these wars were the media and the military-industrial complex, and few really conscripted for such combat since there was little threat to their families back home. I think about this because even if there was an outright push for an American Imperium, it would simply never work. We just aren't that immoral in that way anymore, and we wouldn't wish to put our lives in peril for others to make a buck or expand the nation.
I agree in my humble opinion, in the end its people dying for the interests of the ones in power. No people is to blame for any senseless conflict
Afghanistan wasn't a failure due to lack of public support, it was a failure because we shifted our resources to Iraq. The only reason we stayed so long is because of the sunk-cost fallacy.
Also more Americans died in the Philippine-American war than in the Spanish-American war
@@justinnamuco9096 By a longshot. Spain's empire was ready to pop. All of their other colonies fell very fast. All they had left were the Philippines after a couple weeks, and after the landing near Manilla, they saw the writing on the wall.
@@DeliriumMaps I came back to this thread 4 days after Russia's invasion of Ukraine. I can only pray the Russian people see this war as a pointless waste of life for those in power
This deserves more views
Ito'y nakakabighani, isang tao and kusang tinrabaho ang kasaysayan ng ating pakikipagbakbakan para sa ating kalayaan. Mabuhay!
Woah, this is amazing. What a dedicated work. Nice video.
Hello Delirium! It's not often that I find someone like you that actually knows how to visualize history in the way you do. I am a college student from Mandaluyong and I am really hoping, from one history buff to another, if we could grab a chat about the history of NAMAYAN and how Mandaluyong has come to be (and other surrounding cities for that matter). In any case, I hope you continue to pursue your craft and find opportunities to foster your skills as a researcher and historian.
this should be the amount of detail a book on philippine revolutionary wars should have. I hope to read a book version of this made by you if you will ever make one.
thats a good idea
Damn this is Epic you deserve More Subscriber. Bravo!
You are a legend for making this, i already knew alot from the Philippine revolution and the Philippine American war, but i guess it wasnt all, you explain better than my grade 6 teacher hahaha
This is straight up Majestic.
Using a marching version of the national anthem. Nice attention to detail. Also timing it very well
You sir are an absolute legend! A Magnum Opus to ever be viewed upon my savvy erudite eyes!
Amazing work
Tooo many factions
But damn the video was epic
What's wrong with showing "too many factions" tho?
@@I_cHoNg why don't you fool can get a joke?I mean I was complimenting the guy who can make this detailed map despite so many factions in the war.
@@I_cHoNg nothing wrong
@@crescent8418 I am sorry
@@I_cHoNg It's ok
Awesome video as always!
This is so ultra-realistic with alot of history on it. Gosh, this might be the best mapping video. Where did u get the map btw?
Thank you for your compliment. I made it myself. After years of hard work, this was the end product. I am proud of it
Your videos really make my day happy
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Hello! May I ask what source/s you used for the demarcation of Indigenous Peoples' territory under nominal control and/or not under official control of the Spanish, Filipino and American governments. I need it for a personal passion project of mine. Thanks!
Your mapping is style is amazing goddamn
Oh wow this looks so good
This is awesome
Halimaw ka pre sa researchhh!
There was also that 1927 memoir by Ricarte, I think it was called "Himagsikan ng mga Pilipino laban sa Kastila".
i believe ive seen his memoirs, it was at a government website. but memory does not serve well enough to recall the title. maybe it is that. his memoir was where i got the "departmental government of the seven provinces in central luzon" term from
Can you post link to some of the HDs of some of the slides?.
holy moly this is insane
Can I request a full list of sources?
Sir i use your video on my meme video, but i credited you, im sorry if im late to inform you
What are those white areas?
Woah
nice
pov you see the only good filipino content creator for miles
Can you send me the source about Valeriano gasic and mindoro i am quite
Interested
matagal na po kasi nagawa itong video na ito pero itong site po ito ang patunay kay valeriano gasic www.travelorientalmindoro.ph/Page/History/History-of-Naujan
siguro mayroon din po sa "revolution and war in mindoro" subukan nyo na lang pong i check baka andoon
@@DeliriumMaps thank you po mahirap maghanap ng source about valeriano gasic
In this amount of details how long did you make this video?
4 months for the Philippine-American War and the Moro Rebellion, almost a year for the Philippine Revolution. To be fair, it wasn't continuous work. Breaks had to be taken to function as efficiently as humanly possible
7:29 music name?
nuestra patria, lyrics written by general josé alejandrino, commander of pampanga
@@DeliriumMaps thank you
I think you could just call it "the Philippine Wars"
using the long title will appear more on the search tab
This is wrong why Sabah is not under by sultan of sulu?
it is not wrong because sabah was already rented to great britain by the sultan of sulu in 1878. they had an agreement in 1878. its also just northeastern sabah to be more specific. this video's start date is 1896