Built in 1893, Fort Pikit was built by the Spanish military to consolidate its hold on Cotabato and the Pulangi River that run through it. Designed as a bastioned fort but adapted to 19th century arm… more →
Muogmuog wrote 9 months ago: Built in 1893, Fort Pikit was built by the Spanish military to consolidate its hold on Cotabato and … more →
muog wrote 9 months ago: The details of construction are sketchy but it appears that the fortification was built in a short … more →
muog wrote 9 months ago: Although plans to build a fort were underway from the 18th century, nothing came of it until the … more →
muog wrote 9 months ago: Although an older fort may have built earlier but data is sketchy, the ruins found at the Lianga Ea … more →
muog wrote 9 months ago: Named after Gov. Gen. Valeriano Weyler, who launched a punitive campaign against the Maranao of Lake … more →
muog wrote 9 months ago: The “trocha de tukuran” refers not to one site but to a roadway or defense line forti … more →
muog wrote 9 months ago: Built ca. 1876-78 by the military, Princesa de Asturias was an independent fortification outside the … more →
muog wrote 9 months ago: Described as a “reducto,” this irregular quadrilateral fort was built ca. 1878 by the military. … more →
muog wrote 9 months ago: Spain’s hold on Mindanao was tenuous, especially the south and the archipelagos of Sulu and Balan … more →
muog wrote 9 months ago: Built 1892 by Corps of military engineers under the direction Capitan Juan Gálvez y Delgado thi … more →
muog wrote 9 months ago: Constructed in 1896 by the military, Fuerza Regina Regente guarded the Pulangi River to prevent … more →
muog wrote 9 months ago: Built as part of the Spanish campaign to consolidate rule in Mindanao. The 19th-century fort Maria C … more →
muog wrote 9 months ago: On the northern coast of Capiz, are watchtowers at Barangay Dumulog and Barra. These watchtowers sai … more →
muog wrote 9 months ago: In 1844, the French sought to acquire Basilan, offering to purchase it from Spain, which was in fin … more →