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Sangley (English plural:
Sangleys;
Spanish plural: Sangleyes) and
Mestizo de
Sangley (
Sangley mestizo,
mestisong Sangley,
chino mestizo or
Chinese mestizo)...
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expulsions ensued against unconverted Sangleys.
Other ethnic-motivated
incidents were
during the m****acre of
Sangleys as a
retaliation to Koxinga's raids...
- into the
capital city of Manila.
These Chinese merchants, then
known as
sangleys, could, however, sell
their wares across the bay from the city on the narrow...
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Sangley Point Airport (IATA: SGL, ICAO: RPLS), also
referred to as
Cavite Airport, is a
domestic airport at
Sangley Point,
Cavite City in the Philippines...
- The
Sangley Rebellion was an
uprising of
rural Sangley (Chinese Filipinos)
residents in
Manila against the
Captaincy General of the
Philippines in 1639...
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walled city of Intramuros, un-Christianized
sangleys in Parían,
Christianized sangleys and
mestizos de
sangley in
Binondo and the rest of the 7,000 islands...
- Today,
Cavite City
includes the
communities of San
Antonio (Cañacao and
Sangley Point), the
southern districts of
Santa Cruz and Dalahican, and the outlying...
- 17th
century Sangley Rebellion (1603)
Sangley Rebellion (1639)
Sangley M****acre (1662) 18th
century 1740
Batavia m****acre 1782
Saigon m****acre 19th century...
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corroborated by the fact that
Visayans called "foreign
nations like
Borneans and
Sangleys [Chinese], *Sina*... de los Reyes,
Isabelo (1889). Las
islas visayas en...
- de Pila. p. 545.
Sangley)
Langlang (pc) anſi
llamauan los
viejos deſtos [a los] ſangleyes
cuando venian [a tratar] con
ellos [
Sangley)
Langlang (pc) this...
