What is the earliest Kingdom of the Philippines Kingdom of Tundo the Muslim Kingdom or the Spanish Kingdom?

What is the

earliest Kingdom of the Philippines? The Lakanate of Tondo, or the

Java

Muslim Sultanate or the Spanish Kingdom?

Based on the

Laguna Copperplate, the Lakanate of Tondo existed as early as 900

AD. The "Arabization" of the Philippines happened in 1300 AD while

the Westernization, through Spain, happened in 1500 AD. Therefore,

the Kingdom of the Philippines based in Tondo is the oldest Kingdom

in the country. In fact, the title of the King of Tondo is Lakan, a

non-Muslim and non - western title which means "paramount ruler".

This implies that the Lakans of Tondo are the paramount rulers of

all native chieftains all over the archipelago. A historical proof

of this is the fact that Datu Iberein of Laoang Island, Northern

Samar, who has a Hebrew bloodline from Samaria (where the name of

Samar Province came from), recognized the authority of the Lakan of

Tondo to the point that his tribe hosted the grandson of Lakan

Dula, David Dula y Goiti, who was hidden into his tribe's

protectorate in the midst of the intense Hispanic persecution of

the native nobility in Tondo and Intramuros. So, it is not true

that the Muslim Mindanao was never subjugated by foreign invaders.

They were, in fact, the first one who were subjugated by the Arabs.

The Christians of Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao were subjugated too,

this time by the Spaniards. So, both the Muslim Filipinos and

Christian Filipinos were subjugated by foreign powers -- Arabs and

Spaniards. However, the Kingdom of Tondo, eventually won over the

invaders, because as of this writing, the Philippines is now free

from foreign invaders -- both from Muslims and Spanish alike. If

the Russian defeated the Nazi Germans through the long harsh

winter, the Kingdom of Tondo defeated the Muslims, Spaniards,

British, Chinese, Americans, and Japanese invaders through long and

enduring resistance by the people led by the descendants of the

Lakans and skillful diplomacy. The Lakanate of Tondo uses diplomacy

and marriages to sustain its reign among the confederated tribes

scattered in the whole archipelago. The grandmother of Lakan Dula

was married to a prince from Bolkiah ruling family of the Sultanate

of Brunei. The mother of Lakan Dula was a member of the British

Royalty Ysmeria Doylly from where the regnal name Dula came from

because the ancient Filipino alphabet has no letter Y so Doylly

became Dulay and later Dula. The eldest son of Lakan Dula, Batang

Dula, was married to a sister of Martin de Goiti, the Spanish ruler

who founded Manila. The eldest grandson of Lakan Dula, David Dula y

Goiti, was married to a granddaughter of a local chieftain, Datu

Iberein of Lawang Island, Northern samar.

At the present

democratic system of the country, the Lakanate of Tondo still

reigns private through the descendants of Lakan Bunao Dula, the

last King of Tondo. The descendants are keeping the key of the

"SUMPA NI LAKAN DULA" which watch over the administrations of

different Philippine Presidents. The bad presidents suffer from the

"SUMPA" (curse) passed on as public opinion and ending in the

jailing of the bad presidents. Those who suffered from the "SUMPA"

were President Ferdinand Marcos, President Joseph Estrada and

President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo. As of this writing, the curse is

now pointing to President Benigno S. Aquino who is answering

several court cases that might put him in jail. The present

president, Rodrigo Duterte, is being watch very closely by the

descendants.

The Samaritans or

Jewish - blooded people who are not faithful to strict Jewish

rituals, are the earliest inhabitants of the Philippines. The Aeta

are not the indigenous natives of the archipelago since they came

from Borneo. In a book found in Spain entitled Collecion General de

Documentos Relativos a las Islas Filipinas, the author has

described how to locate Ophir. According to the section "Document

No. 98", dated 1519-1522, Ophir can be found by travelling from the

Cape of Good Hope in Africa, to India, to Burma, to Sumatra, to

Moluccas, to Borneo, to Sulu, to China, then finally Ophir. Ophir

was said to be "[...] in front of China towards the sea, of many

islands where the Moluccans, Chinese, and LequiOS met to trade..."

Jes Tirol asserts that this group of islands could not be Japan

because the Moluccans did not get there, nor Taiwan, since it is

not composed of "many islands." Only the present-day Philippines,

he says, could fit the description. Spanish records also mention

the presence of Lequious (big, bearded white men, probably

descendants of the Phoenicians, whose ships were always laden with

gold and silver) in the Islands to gather gold and silver. [9]

Other evidence has also been pointed out suggesting that the

Philippines is the biblical Ophir. Copy of Solomon's Gold Series -

Part 7: Track of the Hebrew to the Philippines shown on You Tube

shows why the Philippines is the Ophir.

Some historians,

like Agoncillo of the Philippines, believes that Filipinos are

descendants of Tarshish, one of Noah's great grandson, who settled

in the Philippines after the great flood. Tarshish started the

settlement that the natives still call today even today as the

"Araw City" which was named eventually as Samar in the present

dimension. Samaritans are people with Jewish blood but are not

strictly practicing Jewish rituals. This historical fact is now

unfolding after a group of scientists discovered that the Tagalog

dialect actually came from the Waray dialect of Samar, as proven by

the Calatagan Burial Jar, which indicates that the earliest

civilization in the Philippines might have started in some part of

Northern Samar facing the Pacific Ocean where the earliest

biological living form from the ocean in the tropics to the land

area might have gestated and evolved into human form after millions

of years. Lawang - Catubig - Palapag area is an ideal vegetation in

the geographic of an ocean, a sea, a bay, a big river, groups of

islands, etc -- the topography is a complete package of fertile

terrain. Incidentally, Northern Samar is also the gateway to

Manila, being the first Philippine island you will see after long

years of travel in the Pacific Ocean. That was the reason why a

lighthouse was built in Isla de Batang (Batag) and the Spanish

government chose the existing ancient native shipping industry in

Palapag Island to be the repair station of the Galleon Trade and

where the revolt of Lakan Dula descendants, Sumuroy Revolt, also

started. The antiquity of the area was scientifically proven with a

research on ancient chicken DNA which shows that the Philippines

could be the ancestral homeland of the Polynesians, whose forebears

colonized the Pacific about 3,200 years ago, the University of

Adelaide said recently. An international team of researchers led by

Alan Cooper, director of the Australian Center for Ancient DNA

(ACAD), at the University of Adelaide used the ancient DNA to study

the origins and dispersal of ancestral Polynesian chickens,

reconstructing the early migrations of people and the animals they

carried with them. They found that Polynesian chickens had their

roots in the Philippines, making that region a candidate for the

homeland of the mysterious Lapita people thought to be ancestral to

Polynesians who transported the domesticated birds to the Pacific

islands. "We have identified genetic signatures of the original

Polynesian chickens, and used these to track early movements and

trading patterns across the Pacific," said lead author Dr. Vicki

Thomson of ACAD. "We were also able to trace the origins of these

lineages back into the Philippines, providing clues about the

source of the original Polynesian chicken populations." 7 There is

a scientific theory that the peoples of Polynesia and the rest of

Australasia (New Zealand/Australia/Papua New Guineau) including

Samoa, Hawaii and likewise as far east as Easter Island and

Indonesia and as far west as Madagascar island originated from the

Philippines. Our ancestors if the theory is to be believed were

highly skilled sea voyagers who predated the Chinese and the

Europeans in circumnavigating the globe. Proof of this theory is

that the species of chicken in the Philippines is the same as that

of chickens in Polynesia and the other islands. Aside from this,

the Philippine carabao species is found in Madagascar but not in

the African Continent. Plus Philippine mango varieties can be found

as well in Madagascar. Additional evidence is the discovery of huge

balangays or ancient boats in Butuan, just across Samar Island that

could carry up to sixty people at one time. Scientists also confirm

that the Philippines is the global epicenter of marine biodiversity

in the planet, in a symposium "Scientific Discovery and the Urgent

Need for Conservation at the Philippine Epicenter of Marine

Biodiversity". The scientists, in a You Tube presentation call the

country the Center of Center of The World, "The Philippines"

Samar is the

Ophir; the name Samar itself is a Jewish name. And Ophir is the

ancient city in Samar - prosperous, inhabited by intelligent and

good looking people - in the 6th dimension. The natives, even up to

now called the place Araw City. They can feel their existence. The

Philippine government calls it Samar. The Bible calls it Ophir.

This is the reason why Samar today is still home to virgin forests

and their inhabitants are conservative and old fashion. The people

of Araw City have been part of the Philippine struggle for

independence. Some of them are intermingling with, or the

descendants of Lakan Dula themselves. The reason why the bodies of

David Dula y Goiti (David Dulay to the natives) and his seven

trusted officers and one haunting dog name sigbin were never

recovered after they were executed by the guardia civil in the

Palapag town plaza is that they are believed to have returned to

the Araw City. Some historians however are saying that they are

intentionally buried in unmarked graves to prevent them from

becoming the rallying point--a sort of pilgrimage site--of native

patriots fighting the Spanish colonizers. The ship repair

facilities of the Galleon Trade in Palapag town in Northern Samar

was stopped and moved to Cavite together with the skilled workers.

Some of these workers are actually the relatives of Sumuroy and

David Dulay (David Dula y Goiti), who started or caused the Sumuroy

Revolt. The rebellious spirit of the Waray was therefore brought to

Cavite, with some of the dedicated Cavite rebels having a

Waray-Jewish-Araw City blood and connections. They are part of

those who started the Cavite Mutiny which later bloomed into the

first Philippine Republic of the Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo of Kawit,

Cavite. It was said that the reason the forces of Gen. Emelio

Aguinaldo are winning battles after battles against the Spanish

guardia civil is the existence of the fighters from Araw City who

has the ability to be invisible when they are in the state of the

6th dimension. This is also the reason why the Battle of Balangiga

was won by the Waray guerrilla forces--the battle-tested American

soldiers simply did not see much of their attackers. When the

American soldiers burned Samar later, there are only few residents

left, an indication that they might have gone into the Araw City

for refuge. There are personal testimonies of people in modern

times who were fortunate enough to have been invited in Araw

City/Ophir. One of them is Col. Ruben Mendoza Sacaguing during his

stint as an Army in the hinterland of Samar. He has written a

memoir about it. He said that the place is just like paradise; you

will be devoid of greed and you will never notice that time has

passed by. Col. Sacaguing looks so young for his actual age now,

one benefit he has for having been to Ophir/Araw City. Palapag

town, the biblical time shipping hub of Ophir/Araw City was later

converted as the Galleon Trade ship repair port. Up to now,

remnants of the port can still be seen in the area.

The new Apostle's

Creed of the Roman Catholic Church has now recognized the co -

existence of the unseen when it changed its first sentence to "I

believe in one God, the Father almighty, maker of heaven and earth,

of all things visible and invisible." Some religious historians

believe that this change comes from the efforts of the citizens of

Araw City/Ophir for their existence on earth to be formally

recognized. This insertion also recognizes that other invisible

forces like electricity and cell phone signals are really co -

mingling with us, and in fact, helping us.

Up to this day,

the people of Ophir/Araw City/Samar still influence secretly the

Philippine politics and business through the Jewish connections and

through the descendants of Lakan Dula who are keeping the key to

the "Sumpa ni Lakan Dula". The Sumpa ni Lakan Dula is the main

"gaba" or curse that driven away out of office or jailed three

Philippine Presidents: Ferdinand Marcos, Joseph Estrada, Gloria

Macapagal Arroyo and maybe Noynoy Aquino.

Another historical

proof that points that Ophir/Araw City is an old civilization of

the Philippine archipelago based in Samar island is the article

below that point to ancient Tagalog to have come from Samar:

Tagalog (pronounced təˈɡɑːlɒɡ in English) is an Austronesian

language spoken as a first language by a third of the population of

the Philippines and as a second language by most of the rest. It is

the first language of the Philippine region IV (CALABARZON and

MIMAROPA) and of Metro Manila. Its standardized form, commonly

called Filipino, is the national language and one of two official

languages of the Philippines. It is related to-though not readily

intelligible with-other Austronesian languages such as Malay,

Javanese, and Hawaiian. The Word Tagalog derived from tagailog,

from tagá- meaning "native of" and ílog meaning "river". Thus, it

means "river dweller". Very little is known about the history of

the language. However, according to linguists such as Dr. David

Zorc and Dr. Robert Blust, the Tagalogs originated, along with

their Central Philippine cousins, from Northeastern Mindanao or

Eastern Visayas. The first written record of Tagalog is in the

Laguna Copperplate Inscription, written in the year 900 and uses

fragments of the language along with Sanskrit, Malay, and Javanese.

Meanwhile, the first known book to be written in Tagalog is the

Doctrina Cristiana (Christian Doctrine) of 1593. It was written in

Spanish and two versions of Tagalog; one written in the Baybayin

script and the other in the Latin alphabet. The Kingdom of Tondo

has its historical roots from Samar Island.

This proof was

corroborated in an article entitled: "The mystery of the ancient

inscription" by Rolando Borrinaga published in the Philippine Daily

Inquirer. The article talks about the historically famous

"Calatagan Pot" which is a burial jar of the Ancient Tagalogs whose

seat is in the Kingdom of Tondo. The burial pot which dates back

from 12th to 15th century has mysterious markings which for so many

years' historians and linguists have not found a comprehensible

interpretation. The historians found out that the pot is used in

ancient rituals of sending a dead person's soul to the next life.

They used lot of methods to decipher the message in the pot but

still they cannot connect the burial rituals and the messages,

until they used the present Waray dialect of people from the

hinterland of Samar. The ancient messages became very clear. If you

go to the Isla de Batag and Lawang Islands in Northern Samar even

today, you can still hear natives speaking some Hebrew Words not

found in any part of Samar nor in Tagalog Region. For instance,

they have a Word "sibul" for a part of a dwelling place. In Hebrew

is "zebool" or dwelling or residence. They have Words like "asaya",

or eat the fish without rice which must have come from Hebrew Word

"Asayah" or Yah has made. They also have a term "bug - at" which

means heavy, which might have come from the Hebrew Word "baw-at"

which means to trample down.

In summary, the

dialect spoken in Samar came from ancient Hebrew which became the

basis of the Tagalog dialect. Where did the ancient people of Samar

learn the dialect? Because Samar is Ophir or Araw City to some

natives even today, which traded with Israel in the Biblical times

and the civilization prospered through years of expansions to the

pacific islands and inward into the Philippine islands, progressing

into a kingdom based in Tondo, Manila.