Ancient Philippine Civilization
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250,000 - 323 BC | Unrecorded Dawn Man (cousin to the Java Man or Peking Man) 250,000BC-15,000BC Protophilippinus 15,000 BC Pigmy Negroid, Negritos, Aetas, Atis 15,000-3000 BC Pacific Armenoids 3000-1000 BC |
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Sabaeanism** | ||||
Malay-Armenoids 621 BC-1276 AD | ||||
356 - 100 BC | Alexander the Great-Helenico-Armenia
Empire Armeno-Medan-Persian-Aryan Pacific Armenoids 326-100 BC
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Sabaeanism** |
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100 BC - 638 AD | Pallavas (Pallahvi)-Indo-Persian Empire | Zoroasterianism | ||
638 - 1372 AD | Sri-Vishayas (Palembang)-Indo-Malayan
Empire Eskayas (Mabansagon ug Hamiling mga Lumadnong Tomindok sa Balangay sa...) 726 AD-present in Bohol
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Hinduism Sabaeanism** |
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1372 - 1389 AD | Madjapahit (Menangkabao)-Indo-Malayan Empire | Hinduism | ||
1389 - 1424 AD | Shi-Tsu (Kubli Khan) - Yuan-Ming Dynasties | Buddhism | ||
1424 - 1450 AD | Malacca (Brunei)-Arab-Malayan Empire | Islam | ||
1450 - 1478 AD | Sulu Sultanate-Arab-Malayan | Islam | ||
1478 - 1500 AD | Pulangi Gomotanate (Cotabato)-Sri Vishayas Maharlikas | Hinduism | ||
1500 - 1565 AD | Sugbu-Maynilad Baranganate-Indigenous Barangay System | Hinduism | ||
1565 - Present | The Philippines Spanish Colonial Regime 1565-1898 United States Of America-Democratic Government 1898-1935 American Commonwealth Government 1935-1942 Japanese Occupation-Kalibapi 1942-1946 Philippine Republic-Old Society 1946-1972 Republic of the Philippines-New Society 1972-1986 Republic of the Philippines-New Republic 1986-present
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Christianity |
* Luengo, Josemaria S., A History of the Philippines: A Focus on the Christianization of BOHOL (1521-1991), Copiague, NY: Mater Dei Publications, Tubigon, Bohol, Oct 1991, 2nd Ed, Nov 1992, IMPRIMATUR, NIHIL OBSTAT, CENSOR LIBRORUM
** Sabaeanism - Terminology used in the Bahá'í Faith for the post-Adamic, pre-Abraham/pre-Jewish religions based on One God, from the ancient Semitic people who inhabited SW Arabia in the kingdom of Saba circa 800 BC to 600 AD.
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