The Historical Controversy on where the 1521 Easter Sunday Mass was held has been affecting generations of Filipinos Flashcards
The island municipality of the Province of Southern Leyte, as the site of the event (First Mass), based on the stand of the Committee for the IV Centenary of the Discovery of the Philippines created by the US Government of the Philippine Islands.
Limasawa
The Christian mass celebrated on March 31, 1521 in the highly contentious place.
Easter Sunday Mass
The highly contentious place where the First Mass, assumingly, took place.
Mazaua
Filipino linguist and philologist that have the opportunity to verify that indeed there was no mention of Butuan in Pigafetta’s chronicle and since then began recognizing Limasawa as the logical Mazaua.
Trinidad H. Pardo de Tavera
Rizal’s AdMU professor that corrected his predecessor Jesuit historians and chroniclers.
Fr. Pablo Pastellas, SJ.
Jesuit historian that traced the earliest known source of attributing Butuan as the site of the 1521 Easter Sunday to the summarized version of Pigafetta’s chronicle.
Fr. Miguel Bernard, SJ.
Philippine historian who supported Fr. Bernard’s criticism to Butuan.
William Henry Scott
An interdisciplinary study of the origin of place names using linguistics, history, archaeology, anthropology, geology, and geography, among other.s
Toponomy
The head of the Spanish expedition to the western islands requested the people of Cabalian.
Miguel Lopez de Legazpi
It was described as a manuscript that was workmanlike rather than elegant.
Ambrosian Codex
Wrote the account of the expedition led by Ferdinand Magellan in a bizarre Italo-Venetian language with Spanish words mixed in.
Antonio Pigafetta
The instrument invented by John Harrison to measure longitude accurately in 1760s.
Chronometer
A German mathematician of Nuremberg to use lunar-distance method in determining navigational measurements using an instrument known as cross-staff.
Johann Werner
A naval historian that retraced the Magellan route in a two-month journey under sail and in the air.
Samuel Eliot Morison
A Colombian historian with much experience in similar ventures that was Morison’s partner.
Mauricio Obregon