A Better Philippines
Capitulo I
On 1590, the population of Pangasinan and started to settle Nueva Ecija and increase as well, the flood that continued to happen in Pangasinan would cause a part of the population of Pangasinan to go to Nueva Ecija, Ituy and Bulacan, the population of the settlers would increase and they would help the Spanish against the hostile natives of the places.
The population of Pangasinan would become loyal to the Spanish in the same way as the people of Pampanga are.
The parts of the area of the Kumintang Province would be fiercely Moro and the Spanish would have difficulties conquering parts of it, which would later.
After the Gaddang revolt in the early 17th century, the areas decimated by the Spanish were settled by immigrants from Pangasinan, the same thing happened in the Ladia revolt where in the people from Pangasinan would migrate to the areas devastated by the revolt, the Pangaisinenses would also work in the haciendas of the friars in the Upstream of the Pampanga and Cagayan river valley.
The Almazan and Maniago revolts started in 1650, however the Pangasinense would not join the revolt because the Spanish changed their own stance to the Pangasinenses and that the Spanish would favor them in the foreseeable future, the Ilocanos, Tagalos and Kapampangans would revolt under Almazan, Maniago and the son of Pedro Ladia named Manuel.
The revolt although was strong would be defeated because the Spanish withdrawn from the from their focus on the Spice Islands and Mindanao retainng only Zamboanga and also because of their allies and collaborators and the Spanish are expelled from the Spice Islands and the Spanish were also defeated by the Mindanaoans they blamed their defeat on Koxinga.
The remaining Moros in the Balayan province would be destroyed by the Spanish and replaced by the Visayans from Cebu.
The area of the Balayan province would be tightly integrated in the Visayas area and for that reason the island of Luzon would be divided into two, the Culturally Independent North and the Visayan influenced south.
On this time the Spanish administrators in the Spanish east indies would collaborate with the colonizers of Portuguese East Indies and some of Criolos of the Philippines would start to go to the Portuguese East Indies and vice versa for that reason the Islands of East Timor, Solor and Flores would remain under Spanish influence and the Spanish would cultivate cloves and Spices in Flores and Visayas while the Spanish would start a tabacco monopoly in the Northern half of of Luzon, particularly in the middle part of the Cagayan River Valley and the Upper portion of the Pampanga river valley.
Capitulo I
On 1590, the population of Pangasinan and started to settle Nueva Ecija and increase as well, the flood that continued to happen in Pangasinan would cause a part of the population of Pangasinan to go to Nueva Ecija, Ituy and Bulacan, the population of the settlers would increase and they would help the Spanish against the hostile natives of the places.
The population of Pangasinan would become loyal to the Spanish in the same way as the people of Pampanga are.
The parts of the area of the Kumintang Province would be fiercely Moro and the Spanish would have difficulties conquering parts of it, which would later.
After the Gaddang revolt in the early 17th century, the areas decimated by the Spanish were settled by immigrants from Pangasinan, the same thing happened in the Ladia revolt where in the people from Pangasinan would migrate to the areas devastated by the revolt, the Pangaisinenses would also work in the haciendas of the friars in the Upstream of the Pampanga and Cagayan river valley.
The Almazan and Maniago revolts started in 1650, however the Pangasinense would not join the revolt because the Spanish changed their own stance to the Pangasinenses and that the Spanish would favor them in the foreseeable future, the Ilocanos, Tagalos and Kapampangans would revolt under Almazan, Maniago and the son of Pedro Ladia named Manuel.
The revolt although was strong would be defeated because the Spanish withdrawn from the from their focus on the Spice Islands and Mindanao retainng only Zamboanga and also because of their allies and collaborators and the Spanish are expelled from the Spice Islands and the Spanish were also defeated by the Mindanaoans they blamed their defeat on Koxinga.
The remaining Moros in the Balayan province would be destroyed by the Spanish and replaced by the Visayans from Cebu.
The area of the Balayan province would be tightly integrated in the Visayas area and for that reason the island of Luzon would be divided into two, the Culturally Independent North and the Visayan influenced south.
On this time the Spanish administrators in the Spanish east indies would collaborate with the colonizers of Portuguese East Indies and some of Criolos of the Philippines would start to go to the Portuguese East Indies and vice versa for that reason the Islands of East Timor, Solor and Flores would remain under Spanish influence and the Spanish would cultivate cloves and Spices in Flores and Visayas while the Spanish would start a tabacco monopoly in the Northern half of of Luzon, particularly in the middle part of the Cagayan River Valley and the Upper portion of the Pampanga river valley.