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Letter of the accountant of the Trading House of the Indies, Juan Lopez de Recalde, to Archbishop Fonseca, giving an account of the conflict between Magallanes and his captains during their voyage. - [Full Text] [Relevance: 98.0%]

In his letter of 12 May 1521, Juan Lopez de Recalde, accountant of the Trading House of the Indies, informs Archbishop Fonseca about the conflict between Fernande Magellan...

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Type of Material:	Manuscript
Author(s):	de Recalde, Juan Lopez
Place of Publication:	Manila, Philippines
Date:	1990
Period:	16th Century
Keywords:	12 May 1521 de Recalde, Juan Lopez Fonseca (Archbishop) Guerra, Jeronimo Gomez, Esteban De la Mezquita, Alvaro Barbosa (Mayor) De Cartagena, Juan Magellan, Ferdinand Trading House of the Indies Magallanes, Fernando de witnesses de Zabala, Martin San Antonio (Ship) de Haro, Cristobal Feast of the Ascension Castroverde (Legal counsel) Barbosa (Mayor) Elorriaga Victoria (Ship) de Mendoza, Luis de Coca, Antonio Concepcion (Ship) Palm Sunday de Quesada, Gaspar La Concepcion (Ship) de Elorriaga, Juan San Antonio(Ship) Duarte Barbosa traitor de Molina, Luis de San Martin, Andres de Morales, Hernando de Grimaldo, Nicolas Marques de Tarifa Gutierrez, Alonso de Velasco, Juan Osorio, Gonzalo de la Carma (Doctor)12 May 1521 Petro, Santi
Subjects:	Magellan, Ferdinand--Journeys San Antonio (Ship)--crew De Recalde, Juan Lopez--Correspondence--Fonseca (Archibishop) Magellan, Ferdinand--Adversaries Magellan, Ferdinand--Interpersonal relations

Royal Cedula to the officials of the Royal Trading House of the Indies ordering them to allow Fray Ignacio de Santibañez, the Archbishop elect, to bring six clergymen without being questioned and to give them the usual provisions and supplies given to the religious going to the Indies - [Full Text] [Relevance: 98.0%]

In a Royal Order dated 2 May 1595, Philip II of Spain orders the officials of the Royal Trading House of the Indies to allow Archbishop-elect Fray Ignacio de Santibañez of...

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Type of Material:	Other
Author(s):	, Philip II of Spain
Place of Publication:	Manila, Philippines
Date:	1996
Period:	16th Century
Keywords:	Royal Trading House of the Indies 12 May 1595 De Santibañez, Ignacio (Archbishop) Philip II, 1556-1598 Royal Orders Archbishop clergymen Franciscan Order Council of the Indies archbishops vestments
Subjects:	Franciscans--Travels--Philippines Philip II, 1556-1598--Royal Orders

Letter from Archbishop Serrano to Felipe IV - [Full Text] [Relevance: 98.0%]

On 25 July 1626, Archbishop Miguel Garcia Serrano writes to King Philip IV of Spain about various ecclesiastical matters in the Philippines. Serrano enumerates the salaries...

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Type of Material:	Manuscript
Author(s):	Serrano, Miguel Garcia
Place of Publication:	Manila, Philippines
Date:	July 25, 1626
Period:	17th Century
Keywords:	Miguel Garcia Serrano Juan Niño de Tavora Fernando de Silva Archbishop of Manila Missionaries
Subjects:	Philippines--History--17th century--Sources Missions--Philippines

Letter from the Archbishop of Manila to Felipe IV - [Full Text] [Relevance: 91.0%]

In his letter of 25 July 1625, Archbishop Miguel Garcia Serrano informs King Philip IV about the arrival of Fernando de Silva, the new governor of the Philippines. He believes...

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Type of Material:	Manuscript
Author(s):	Serrano, Miguel Garcia
Place of Publication:	Manila, Philippines
Date:	July 25, 1625
Period:	17th Century
Keywords:	Miguel Garcia Serrano Fernando de Silva Philip IV Society of Jesus Missionaries
Subjects:	Philippines--History--17th century--Sources Serrano, Miguel Garcia, 1569-1629--Correspondence

Letter from Santiago de Vera to the Archbishop of Mexico - [Full Text] [Relevance: 91.0%]

In a letter dated 20 June 1585, Governor-General Santiago de Vera writes to Pedro de Moya y Contreras, the Archbishop of Mexico, about various matters that the latter has...

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Type of Material:	Manuscript
Author(s):	De Vera, Santiago
Place of Publication:	Manila, Philippines
Date:	June 20, 1585
Period:	16th Century
Keywords:	Santiago de Vera Gonzalo Ronquillo de Peñalosa Royal Audiencia Maluccas Pedro de Moya y Contreras Juan de Vascones Jhoan de Vascones Diego Ronquillo Don Diego de Alcaraso Diego de Acambuja Francisco Gali Don Pedro de Angulo
Subjects:	Philippines--History--16th century--Sources

Letters to Felipe III from Pedro de Acuña - [Full Text] [Relevance: 62.0%]

This is a collection of letters written by Gov.-Gen. Pedro de Acuña to Felipe III concerning various affairs of the colonial government, its institutions, relations with ecclesiastical leaders and the...

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Reviewed by James Alexander Robertson. In James Robertson's Bibliography of the Philippine Islands, Entry #842

On the MS. are written the comments and directions of the Council.

Type of Material:	Manuscript
Period:	17th Century
Keywords:	Spanish colonial government relations with China Colonial Philippines-China relations Chinese insurrection service to conquest and colonization military affairs and allied matters encomienda as reward foreigners recruited as soldiers military campaign against the Chinese nepotism in the colonial government Colonial Philippines-Japan relations Philippines and its relations with New Spain, disagreements among Spanish authorities, relations between the governor-general and the Audiencia, Audiencia not beneficial to the Philippines, cost of maintaining the Audiencia, Audiencia members engage in trade, military affairs vs civil affairs, Spanish officials' abuse of powers, misallocation of funds, conflict within colonial government, church and state affairs, education for women, dispute between civil and ecclesiastical leaders, religious decree of Manila<font class='highlight'> archbishop</font>

Complaints Against Chinese - [Full Text] [Relevance: 54.0%]

Fray Miguel de Benavides, archbishop of Manila, discusses at length the complaints against the Chinese, whom he accuses of influencing the natives to adopt their evil ways,...

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Type of Material:	Manuscript
Author(s):	Benavides, Miguel de null
Place of Publication:	Manila, Philippines
Date:	June 16, 1605
Period:	17th Century
Keywords:	King Felipe III Audiencia Sangleys Parian encomiendas encomendero Pedro de Acuña residencia colonial abuses Manila cattle farms, slavery, Spanish soldiers, lowland-upland relations, Zambales, Pampanga, Ilocos, Francisco Sarmiento, Gaspar de Azebo, Antonio de Ordas, Gomez Perez Dasmariñas, Gaspar Albares, Spanish colonial offices, government funds, Santa Potenciana, conquistadors, La Misericordia, hospital, public health, Moluccas, Don Pedro de Acuna, religious orders, Augustinians, corruption, colonial abuses, forced labor, encomienda, tributes, encomendero, Spanish officials, Captain Estevan Rodriguez de Figueroa, Don Francisco Tello, Dr. Antonio de Morga, expedition to Mindanao, treasury
Subjects:	Chinese Sangleys--Complaints against Bishops--Philippines--Benavides, Miguel de Catholic Church--Bishops Reviewed by James Alexander Robertson. In James Robertson's Bibliography of the Philippine Islands This MS. consists of a statement by Benavides, dated February 3; two depositions, dated the fifth and the ninth, respectively (the second published in synopsis and extract); and the attestation of the accuracy of the copy, dated July 7.

Letter from Bishop Benavides to Joan de Ibarra - [Full Text] [Relevance: 54.0%]

Bishop Miguel Benavides of Nueva Segovia expresses to Joan de Ibarra, the king's secretary, his opinion on several matters affecting the Philippines. First, Benavides insists on the appointment of a new...

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Other Title:	Letter to Joan de Ibarra
Type of Material:	Manuscript
Author(s):	Benavides, Miguel de null
Place of Publication:	Afulu, null
Date:	May 22, 1599
Period:	16th Century
Keywords:	appointment of Spanish officials Portuguese and Spanish traders in Macao colonial Philippine-China Trade relations appointment of Spanish officials' relatives conflict on visitation authority conflicts on royal patronage letter from the bishop of Nueva Segovia salary of priests from royal treasury tributes from Ilocos compensation of bishops
Subjects:	Spain-Foreign relations-China Spain-Commerce-Japan Japan-Commerce-Spain Reviewed by James Alexander Robertson. In James Robertson's Bibliography of the Philippine Islands, Entry #774 Addressed on the outside. Eduardo Navarro, O.S.A., owns a transcript of this MS.

Historia famosa ni Bernardo Carpio: Sa reinong España na anac ni D. Sancho Diaz at ni Doña Jimena - [Full Text] [Relevance: 54.0%]

This corrido narrates the life and adventures of Bernardo Carpio, a young man gifted with extraordinary strength, as well as the secret and ill-fated romance between his parents, Count Sancho Diaz of Cerdeña,...

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Type of Material:	Book
Author(s):	No author,
Place of Publication:	Manila, Philippines
Date:	1919
Period:	American Occupation
Keywords:	Bernardo Carpio Bernardo del Carpio Awit at corrido
Subjects:	Philippine poetry Awit at corrido Bernardo Carpio

Foundation of the college of Santo Tomas of Manila - [Full Text] [Relevance: 54.0%]

Fr. Bernardo de Santa Catalina, O.P. declares on 28 April 1611 that in accordance with the last will and testament of Archbishop Miguel de Benavides, the remainder of the

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Type of Material:	Other
Author(s):	Fort, Baltasar
Place of Publication:	Manila, Philippines
Date:	April 28, 1611
Period:	17th Century
Keywords:	Nuestra Señora del Rosario University of Santo Tomas Miguel de Benavides Bernardo de Santa Catalina Dominicans Order of Preachers
Subjects:	Philippines--History--17th century--Sources Missionaries--Philippines University of Santo Tomas