Not surprising Bahaghari is a NPA front liner

@@JohnnyPlsCumMe hahaha.. kala ko sources puro activists lang mga link.. Leftist bullshit lang mga to.. Ingat kayo jan

Sir gawa kayu content yung rich culture natin dati before pa Tayo I colonize sa Spaniards yung nakipag trade² pa tayo sa Brunei Chinese Japan atb hehe

@@JohnnyPlsCumMe Me To

FIY Wala Po Transgender Sa Panahon Nila 🤣🤣🤣

I think it's because the pre-colonial Filipinos were more focused on the community than they are of social status.

​​​​@j2ll1Baybayin was the Tagalog name. Other Filipinos had their version of that but was called differently. The Bisaya, Kapangpangan, Pangasinense to name a few. There were differences in form and strokes tho. I've read this from a book entitled "Dating Pilipinas" by Sofronio G. Calderon.

Are you LGBTQ?? 😃😃😃😃

btw shoutout to whatifalthist who in his recent video went around rambling in his latest video out-of-touch-with-reality stuff abt how women cant create influential stuff in society, there's literally several historical examples defying what he said here in the Philippines (But then again in all his overgeneralizing he prob still thinks we're part of Latin America for whatever weird reason, will prob just mistake our ancestors for being at the civilizational level of Native Americans again so eh)

I don't think so bow down to the white man

Funny how religious people are accusing LGBTQIA+ people like me being influenced by western propaganda when in fact their religion came from the west.

Thrs a huge difference between the year 1620 and 2023.

@@EmperorTheGamer their are butch sapphic women in the military and closet guys too. Sad part they can't come out in our current culture because of stigma and worse off death threats.

Thank you 🙏🏽

im bolanon nd im dagohoynon,rizalnon,manalistas ho belib n der teachings

our beloved jesus christ d,only begotten son of God,ho introduce hs father as one nd only true God (jhn17:3,1) send by hs father 2 rock d teach d,world he ho belib n hs teachings becam hs siblings male nd female d old female hs mader

christian follower of Christ (love your enemy, mat5:44) rizal (love,your fellowmen love your country,love your freedom,seek the pure religion of Christ help one anader advise ech oder 2 findit(letters 2d young women ofmalolos Feb 22,1889 europe

That’s Divide, Conquer and Rule by the Spaniards for you

@@JuriBinturong Imagine ipalaganap mo pa sa buong mundo...

@@JuriBinturong You Are Right

@@JuriBinturong Oh, thanks for that. I am not filipino and had to cross reference some of the stuff I know about Bayugin with similar practices else where to write what I wrote.

Open main menu Wikipedia Search Tamblot Article Talk Language Download PDF Watch Edit Tamblot (fl. 1621-1622) was the name given to a babaylan (a Visayan term for mediums and religious leaders in the Philippines' pre-colonial and early colonial periods) who incited a series of uprisings against Spanish colonial rule in the island of Bohol. Indigenous religions and beliefs played a huge part behind the revolts' inception as Roman Catholicism spread throughout the Philippine archipelago, a process which many of its inhabitants rejected in favor of their local customs. A few uprisings in the early colonial era such as this one were thus motivated in part by resistance against the presence of Christianity. Tamblot Personal Religion Indigenous Boholano belief systems Flourished 1621-1622 Known for Igniting native resistance against Spanish occupation in Bohol Occupation Priest (babaylan) Tamblot successfully convinced parts of the Boholano population to revolt against the Spanish Empire, who held full dominion over the island, by informing the residents about a diwata-a localized term for a deity or god-who pledged to aid them in expelling Spain out of Bohol. Persuaded, people in most of the island's villages began to revolt and wreak havoc, gaining the attention of the nearby province of Cebu and its alcalde-mayor by the name of Don Juan Alcarazo. Some colonial sources explain that the diwata also promised to grant the Boholanos a joyous future in exchange for their servitude to and construction of a shrine dedicated to the deity in question, apart from their departure from Spain's religion and authority. Alcarazo subsequently assembled his troops consisting of Spanish and Philippine soldiers then traveled to Bohol, leading the others through the thick, mountainous forests inland in pursuit of the rebels. The enemy forces eventually met, and a downpour of rain befell the battle scene. Tamblot and the other Boholanos interpreted the rainfall as the act of their diwata, whom they believed was sabotaging Alcarazo's troops and their weapons. However, his soldiers managed to push them back and cause them to retreat. Afterwards, the alcalde-mayor eventually quashed the revolt, killing and capturing many of its insurgents. Despite the victory, Alcarazo would have to put down more acts of civil unrest in the Pintados Islands[note 1] before peace in the region could be restored. Biography The revolt Impact Notes Bibliography Further reading Last edited 1 month ago by AnomieBOT Wikipedia Content is available under CC BY-SA 3.0 unless otherwise noted. Privacy policy Terms of UseDesktop

@@amazingplanetph808 Like I mentioned, our ancestors merely saw Him as a Babaylan, a category that transcends gender. Like other vloggers, this assertion was made solely to appease LGBT people or as a way to gain attention for this particular video. There is no other place to find a clear-cut "Tamblot is a Trans" like the host claimed. This is my only reply and I won't respond to the next person who will be offended by this comment since just they are a member of the LGBT community and won't make a convincing argument. No offense to the host as I think he is one of the best here in YT.

@@yourdailykickofjokjok829 I can confirm that Kirby always back up his debate with proof and evidence so I would trust him to tell me Philippine history than some other Filipino guy who tells me our history that picked up only by some foreign vloggers or myth tales without proper schooling or digging deep into our history and create his or her own version of it. Kirby itself already proven his authenticity by publishing some books about our forgotten history. Bakla are socially and economically integrated into Filipino society, having been accepted by society prior to Western colonization, many of which were held in high regard and performed the role of spiritual leaders known as babaylan, katalonan, and other shamans in pre-colonial Philippines. However, a minority group of Filipinos disapprove or reject the baklas, usually on religious grounds. The stereotype of a baklâ is a parlorista-a flamboyant, camp cross-dresser who works in a beauty salon; in reality, the bakla thrives in numerous sectors of society, from the lower to the upper levels.[7][8][9] Asog shamans were leaders of several revolts against Spanish rule from the 17th century to the 18th century. Notable ones include the Tamblot uprising of Bohol in 1621-1622 and the Tapar rebellion in Panay in 1663.[49][50] Later rebellions in the 19th and 20th centuries were also led by male shamans. However, these later shamans (collectively known as the dios-dios, "god pretenders") followed syncretic Folk Catholicism, rather than pre-colonial anito shamanism. Though they still dressed as women in rituals, they were married to women and were unlikely to be homosexual.[37][51] Feminized men were also persecuted harshly in the (then recently) Islamized ethnic groups in Mindanao. In Historia de las Islas de Mindanao, Iolo, y sus adyacentes (1667), the Spanish priest Francisco Combés records that their "unnatural crime" was punished by the Muslim peoples in Mindanao with death by burning or drowning, and that their houses and property were also burned as they believed that it was contagious.[15] Tamblot: Oath of the Homo transisus by T.L Javier Pag-alala kay Tamblot: Panunumpa ng Homo transisus Pula; dugo sa paligid Kahel; presong uniporme Dilaw; bumbilya sa taas Berde; lumot sa kulungan Asul; Nakalimutang langit Tinà; banyagang kulay Lila; panaginip na ubas Ang Homo transisus ay hanggang trenta y dos lang nabubuhay. Sa Earth-1 kung saan maraming balang ligaw at opinyong ligaw. Hindi Nakatatagal ng hininga ang mga anak ng bahaghari. Inuubusan ng Paghinga at pahinga. Walang bubong ang mga utong nakalawit Dinidilaan nang mga aninong delikdado. Sa talahib lang may pulso. Ito ang buhay ng mga transisus. Noon- Ngayon: Ebolusyon, XX, YY, 23,64 Rebolusyon; giniba ang Earth-1; lumago ang pitong kulay; Lumakas ang pag-alala. Hindi papayag malimutan. Nagmartsa ang transisus. Hinulma ang daan patungong Earth-147. Ang langit dito ay asul, rosas; nilinyahan ng Mga puting ulap sa gitna. Sa mundong ito, lahat ng transisus ay may alagang bitwing-dragon, Proteksyon laban sa mga ligaw na bala at ligaw na pagtinging ng nasyon. Sa mundong ito, ang mga sarado ang isip ay naging android; matigas, mekanikal Mekanismo ng diktaduryang estado na isinilang. Hanggang dito, may itim sa bahaghari Monstroterte ang pangalan ng pasistang salamangkero. Gumawa siya ng aninong-espada Gamit ang patak ng dugo ng bahaghari. Walang kabuluhan ang pananalita, nagsasalita ng limericks: “May araw noon na dumating Ang pinakamalakas na pwersa, panalangin. Ngayon, ito ay pinaslang ng Homo Transisus Estrogen,testes, kasuka-sukang pagkakaibang unos Hulihin ang buwan, mga nahuhulog na bitwin nito’y durugin” Lumaban ang mga ‘di pangkaraniwan, Inutusan ang kanilang mga dragon na lusubin ang palasyo Sa kasukdulan ng labanan, nabuhay ang mga Ninuno ng transisus. Mga kaluluwang lumaban, nanatili. Dumating ang personipikasyon ni Tamblot, Ang babaylan na ginapi ang krus at espada ng mga Kastilang dumating sa Bayang ina Bitbit ang kaniyang bolo, umalingawngaw ang aral ng 1624: “Tayong mga anak ng bahaghari, gusto nating mabuhay. Mabuhay nang mahaba. Kaya ngayon na may sulyap nang pag-asa Biyak sa kanilang hanay, lumaban tayo!” Kilala ng mga Homo transisus ang tunay na kalaban, Hindi ang mga mekanikal ang pag-iisip Kung ‘di ang nasa aninong langit Monarkiyang pinag-iwananan na ng panahon Ito ang panunumpa ng transisus: Sa amin ang Earth-147. Ang ako ay kami. Manganganak ang mga kulay: Kulay-langit; Mananatili Kami Rosas; Mananatili kami Kulay-langit; Kami’y mananatili Rosas; Kami ay nanatili, Remembering Tamblot*: Oath of the Homo Transisus Red; blood everywhere Orange; prisoner clothes Yellow; light bulb above Green; moss in cells Blue; forgotten sky Indigo; foreign color Violet; dreams of grapes Homo transisus only lives for thirty-two years**. In Earth-1 where there are stray bullets and stray views. The breath of children of the rainbow does not last. Left With no breath, left with no rest. Nipples are not roofed; Licked by perilous shadows. Life only pulses in the talahib***. This is the life of a transisus. Then- Now: Evolution, XX, YY, 23, 64 Revolution, Earth-1 was demolished; the seven colors prospered Remembering grew strong. Refusing to be forgotten. The transisus marched. Forged the path towards Earth-147. The sky here is pale blue, pink; line with White clouds in the middle. In this realm, all transisus have a star-dragon familiar, Protection against stray bullets and stray views of the nation. In this realm, close minds became androids; stiff, mechanical Mechanism of a birthed fascist state. Even here, black came to the rainbow Monstroterte is the name of the fascist mage. He made a shadow-sword using Blood drops from the rainbow. His speech was nonsense; spoke in limericks: “There was once an old day When the greatest power is to pray, Now it has been butchered by the Homo transisus Estrogen, testes, sickening heterogeneous Catch the moon, its stars are falling prey” Those who were uncommon fought, Commanded their dragons to attack the palace In the climax of the battle, the ancestors Of the transisus lived. Souls that fought, souls that stayed. Tamblot’s personification arrived the babaylan**** that waged war against the cross and sword of the Spaniards that arrived at their shores. Carrying his bolo, lessons from 1624 echoed: “We, the children of the rainbow, we like to live. Live long. Now that there is a glimpse of hope, A crack in their line, let us wage war!” Homo transisus knows the true adversary, It’s not the mechanical perspectives But those living up there in the shadow-sky A monarchy stuck in time. This is the oath of the transisus Ours is Earth-147. I is we. Colors will give birth. Sky-blue; We will stay. Pink; We will stay. Sky-blue; We will stay Pink; We stayed, Glossary: * Tamblot- the first recorded babaylan who fought the Spaniards during 1621-1622. Organized his people of Bohol, Visaya, Philippines. ** According to Psychologist Graciela Balestra, Transgender people only live a lifespan of 32 years because of hate crime and societal stigma. (www.npr.org/2012/10/01/162100680/no-more-lying-law-bolsters-transgender-argentines#:~:text=Psychologist%20Graciela%20Balestra%2C%20who%20works,32%20years%2C%22%20Balestra%20says.) *** Talahib- tall grass. Colloquially understood as a place where hook-ups happen. **** babaylan- a pre-colonial Philippine village shaman. Usually recorded in the Visayas. In charge of aiding the spirits and the supernatural. Traditionally women, but men can also have the role, often dressing up as female. Current study shows that these men were not just cross-dresser but were actually transgenders.  T.L Javier is a queer Christian writer from the province of Batangas, Philippines. He is a current lecturer at the University of the Philippines Baguio teaching language and literature, it is also where he graduated in 2019. Alongside teaching, he is also taking up his masters in Malikhaing Pagsulat (Creative Writing) in UP Diliman. He has been a fellow of various national writing workshops in the Philippines like the prestigious Palihang Rogelio Sicat 15 and the Teaching Philippine Queer Literature Workshop. Outside the academe, he spends his time as the Deputy National Spokesperson of the militant Christian organization Student Christian Movement of the Philippines (SCMP) and was also the founding chairperson of the LGBT+ org Bahaghari UP Baguio during his college years. In 2018, he was awarded the Ignite Brave Awards by Amnesty International Philippines for his works regarding human rights. He likes writing about the local gay experience, food literature, epic fantasies, and crime fiction. His first two works can be found in Likhaan.com. He also has a small vlog called Kwentong Santan (Santan Stories). He lives with his long time gay partner with their teenage cat named Appa “Zuko” Yipyip Pusheen. Posted onCategoriesIssue #12 Post navigati

​@@yourdailykickofjokjok829 It is so true that people are biased by their sexuality. That is why I'm pretty sure everything you just said is wrong because you're obviously biased by your heterosexuality :)

oh thanks for sharing your thoughts, Jokjok. Maybe we could clear things up by checking definitions. Could moi ask for your definition of transgender / a transgender person, in hopes of clearing things up?

they used a spirit box to ask for tamblot's preferred pronouns. legit pre.

@@qcgarcia hahaha.. kahit Anu nalng maisingit lang ideology nilang wlang kwenta.. 😂

​@@richmondlandersenfells2238 The dude exaggerating tamblot being trans but the dude does do female shit, he was a bayot a somewhat gayish person and babaylan.😂 Babaylan itself is rooted from the word Babayi meaning lady, women, girl.

@@qcgarcia don't you use pronouns too? You just used they which is a pronounce💀

Decolonize your transphobic mind. Real talk.

Because that's what you were taught. It was erased given the influence of the Catholic colonialists.

@@richmondlandersenfells2238 Imagine being a bigot

Panoorin mo muna ang video, at magbukas ng aklat. Nasa kasaysayan yan

it alway have existed, even in the americas

Bigot

@@richmondlandersenfells2238 this dude thinks he’s gonna be famous for being a fake historian smh.

His target audience are people interested on learning about Filipino history, as most of the country's texts were burned down by Spaniards.

@@ariyuril christine jorgensen, born 1926, was the first transgender. do you see my point?

@@qcgarcia Not really, if you're saying that it's incorrect to use trans in this video because the first person recorded as trans was in 1926, then that's not the best case to make. While the babaylans weren't trans in the sense of the modern term they weren't that far off.

Filipinos are the target audience. Kirby is only pandering to homosexuals because a large percentage of Filipinos are homosexual.

​@@liluziBurt667 His target audience is not limited to Filipinos -- it's for anyone interested in Filipino history. He literally says in his opening in every video that his content is for anyone that wants to learn about history, culture, and everything in-between from The Philippines.

😅 haha i guess god really is that real and powerfull and im a Filipino🇵🇭 so it shows god hates gays🏳️‍🌈😅 im in side of god now😅 haha cant wait for them to loose again😅.

obob🤣🤣

Just a pity that Spain today enjoys high LGBT acceptance while our Philippines is still stuck in the homophobic colonial mentality.

Bruh our true(particulary visayans) religion was animism

Ew, colonized mindset