Warfare in pre-colonial Philippines
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Warfare in pre-colonial Philippines refers to the military history of the Philippines prior to Spanish colonization.
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Quick Facts Sandatahang Lakas Armed forces, Active ...
Sandatahang Lakas Armed forces | |
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Kampilan sword on display | |
Active | c. 800 – 1673 |
Country | Various (Philippine archipelago) |
Branch | Palace guards Capital Defense Artillery Corps Cavalry Corps Infantry Regiments Navy Marines |
Type | Army, Navy |
Role | Military force |
Part of | Feudalism |
Garrison/HQ | Pampanga Maynila Cainta Laguna Lubang Kalibo Singhapala Kota bato Kota Sug |
Engagements | Mayd-Musa alliance against Imperial China[1] Expeditions Visayan Raids against China[2] Majapahit-Luzon conflict[3] Chinese piracy Bruneian Invasion[4] Burmese–Siamese War (1547–49) Battle of Mactan Battle of Manila (1570) Battle of Bangkusay Channel Siege of Cainta (1571) Spanish Conquest Brunei Civil War |
Decorations | Batikan[5] |
Battle honours | Gold[original research?] Slaves[6] |
Commanders | |
Notable commanders | Various Datus, Lakan, Rajahs and Sultans |
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