Lesson 4 - Pre-Colonial Philippines Flashcards
Names of the islands of the Philippines that traded with China as early as the 10th century
- Ma-i
- P’utuan
- Sanmalan
- Baipuer
- Jamayan
- Bulaoyou
- Pulihuan
Ma-i
Mindoro
P’utuan
Butuan
Sanmalan
Zamboanga
Baipuer
Babuyan Islands
Jamayan
Calamian
Balaoyou
Palawan
Pulihuan
Manila
Chinese texts highlighted the rise of ___ as an important entrepot within the network
Champa
Champa
Vietnam
When did Chinese texts highlighted the rise of Champa
Around 9th to 12th century
From Champa, routes were going to __ and __ __
Mindoro and Nothern Mindoro
Where do the routes to Mindoro and Northern Mindoro converge?
Sulu Zone
Trade route that prospered in 13th to 14th century
Eastern Trade Route
Eastern trade route is composed of what?
- Quanzhou
- Sulu Zone
- Northern Borneo
- Celebes
- Moluccas
What happened in the 14th century?
- Butuan paid regular tributes to China
- Trade links between continental Southeast Asia, northern Borneo, and the Philippines
- China and Southeast Asia received Indonesian produce
What sources indicated trade links between continental Southeast Asia, northern Borneo, and the Philippines
Yuan and Song dynasty sources
In 15th century, Portuguese sources chronicled a trade route connecting what?
- Malacca,
- Borneo, and the
- Philippines
Spread to the northern Philippines in the late 15th to the early and mid-16th centuries
Brunei network
In the late 15th century, second network was observed to be in __
- Sulu
- southern Mindanao
- Moluccas
What happened in the beginning of the 16th century?
Southeast Asia participating in a new pattern of world trade
What was involved in the new pattern of world trade in the 16th century
Asia and Europe
What did the Philippines participate in the beginning of the 16th century?
Participated in three of the seven major trade routes
Provides present-day Filipinos a detailed description of the way of life of the Philippines’ inhabitants during the 16th century when the Spaniards colonized the Philippines
Boxer Codex (1590)