-
plebiscite held on
August 4, 2012.
Cabuyao was once the
central part of
Tabuco, a
large territory that once
included the modern-day
cities of San Pedro...
- of
Tabuco,
which comprises the modern-day
cities of San Pedro, Binan,
Santa Rosa, and Cabuyao. By 1591, it was
written that the
encomienda of
Tabuco belonged...
-
Abella residence by the
Panganiban Bridge and the MRR-owned Naga
Station at
Tabuco. On
April 10, the
joint task
force met
heavy resistance at the
Manley residence...
- Bay was
transferred from Bay to
Pagsanjan in 1688, Biñan
separated from
Tabuco (now the city of Cabuyao). In the 1600s Biñan had 256 Chinese-Filipino and...
- de Legazpi,
founded the town of Biñan
which was
annexed as a
barrio to
Tabuco (now Cabuyao)
while exploring the
region of
Laguna de Bay. In 1688, Biñan...
-
Sacrificios Palma Sola Vega de
Alatorre Acayucan Villa Rica Quia****ztlán
Tabuco Tumilco Isla del
Idolo El Aguila-Zacamixtle
Organos Tepetzintla Yahualinca...
-
following encomiendas:
Maribago –
Currently the area of
Balibago in
Santa Rosa
Tabuco –
Currently the
areas surrounding San Pedro, Biñan,
Santa Rosa, Cabuyao...
- Spaniards, the
whole area was
converted into a hacienda, then a part of
Tabuco (present-day Cabuyao). In 1639
Calamba was the site of a
rebellion of Chinese...
- City. 1571–1688 Baran****
Malabanan Biñan
separated from its
mother town
Tabuco (now Cabuyao) in 1688 and
became a town. In 2010, it was
proclaimed as the...
- warden),
freed the
prisoners from the
prison of
Tabuco,
armed them, and they
became allies. At
Tabuco, Mr.
Miguel Diaz de
Montiel arrived at the battle...
