History
Embark on a captivating journey spanning centuries, reflecting the enduring spirit of the Igorot people. Explore key milestones and transformations that have shaped their remarkable heritage.
21 articles filed under History category.
Stories of Cordilleran Heroism That Were Left Out Of Philippine History Books
There is a growing consensus among historians that the gallantry of the Igorots played a pivotal role in the countrys struggle for independence.
Jun 10, 2021
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The Carino Doctrine: An Igorot Legacy for all the Indigenous Peoples of the World
Carino's story is just one of the many tales of Igorot valor that current and future generations should be aware of.
Feb 22, 2021
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4 min read
Eveline Chainus Guirey: The First Igorota Beauty Queen
Eveline Chainus Guirey was a daughter of a Benguet baknang, an Igorota who also went by her Christian name, Flora Pacalso.
Dec 12, 2019
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1 min read
Headhunting in the Cordilleras
The truth behind the infamous Igorot headhunting practice in the Cordilleras.
The Gallant Igorots of World War 2
Gen. Douglas MacArthur thanked the Igorot soldiers of the Cordilleras for their gallantry, giving them credit for their vital role during World War 2.
Igorots at the 1904 Saint Louis World's Fair
The Igorots at the 1904 Saint Louis World's Fair were displayed in a mock-up tribal village and performed mock tribal ceremonies for visitors.
How Igorots Got Their Tails
Up to this day, people still think Igorots have tails. Here's the truth behind the 1925 photograph.
Igorot Revolt: The Untold Struggle for Independence
The Igorots were never enslaved by the Spaniards and they fought for their independence against foreign aggression for over 350 years.
Aluling Bridge: The Longest Bridge in the Philippines
Discover the story behind Aluling Bridge, aptly named the 'Longest Bridge in the Philippines,' due to its remarkable journey to completion.
Mar 16, 2017
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7 min read
The Igorots at Coney Island: A Legacy of Racism and Exploitation
The Igorots of Coney Island: A shameful chapter in American history when they were displayed in a human zoo.