- Bangsamoro,
officially the
Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in
Muslim Mindanao (BARMM; Filipino:
Rehiyong Awtonomo ng
Bangsamoro sa
Muslim Mindanao; Arabic:...
- "Weapons of
Moroland" is a
plaque or
crest containing miniature models of
weapons used by
warriors from the
indigenous peoples of
Mindanao in the Philippines...
- The
panabas is one of many
bladed weapons portra**** in the "Weapons of
Moroland"
plaque that has
become a
common souvenir item and pop
culture icon in...
-
canceled by Bates, the
sultan was betra****, and the
Americans invaded Moroland.
After the war in 1915, the
Americans imposed the
Carpenter Treaty on Sulu...
-
United States Army
occupied and
administered what was then
referred to as "
Moroland". Datu
Piang was the
appointed Minister of
Lands by Datu Uto of the Sultanate...
-
affairs and governance, was then
violated by the Americans, who then
invaded Moroland,
causing the Moro
Rebellion to
break out in 1904, with war
raging between...
- y los
Estados Unidos en los
siglos XIX y XX», p. 94.
Robert A. Fulton.
Moroland: The
History of
Uncle Sam and the
Moros 1899–1920 (2009) pp 43-58 Elliott...
- The
gunong is one of many
bladed weapons portra**** in the "Weapons of
Moroland"
plaque that has
become a
common souvenir item and pop
culture icon in...
- of the Philippines. The Sulu
Archipelago was
considered part of
Islamic Moroland by the movement. In
December 1941, ****an
attacked the
United States in...
-
ammunition and food, not only
because it was a
patriotic act (defending
Moroland), but this
patriotism was also
giving them
handsome profits. They received...
