KATIPUNAN AFTER THE DEATH OF

RIZAL

THE KATIPUNAN IN CAVITE

After Rizal’s death, the Katipunan in Cavite won in

most of their battles, and they paid it in return to

Emilio Aguinaldo.

But, even they are successful in leading their

battles, the Katipunan in Cavite was divided into

groups, the two MAJOR factions are the Magdalo

(to come), headed by Baldomero Aguinaldo, the

cousin of Emilio Aguinaldo and the Magdiwang (to

celebrate) which was led by Mariano Alvarez,

Bonifacio’s uncle-in-law.

MAGDALO FLAG

MAGDIWANG FLAG

THE KATIPUNAN IN CAVITE

The Katipunan was divided because they were

formed one by one and had political views different

from each other.

To solve the differences between Magdalo and

Magdiwang, Bonifacio was called to settle the

conflict. He agreed to go together with his wife,

Gregoria de Jesus, and his brothers, Ciriaco and

Procopio.

OTHER FLAGS OF THE KATIPUNAN

TEJEROS CONVENTION

A convention led in Tejeros to reach their demand

to be united again against the Spaniards.

Held on March 22, 1897 where there was an

agreement to replace their government into a new

one.

TEJEROS CONVENTION

Bonifacio led the meeting because Aguinaldo was

having a battle against the Spaniards.

Bonifacio gave emphasis that the choice of the

majority should be obeyed.

OFFICERS OF THE REVOLUTIONARY

GOVERNMENT

Emilio Aguinaldo – President

Mariano Trias – Vice President

Artemio Ricarte – Captain General

Emiliano Riego de Dios – Director of War

Andres Bonifacio – Director of the Interior

DEATH OF BONIFACIO

Aguinaldo came to know what happened in the

convention that evening.

Even Bonifacio is not there, Aguinaldo, with the

elected officers, took the oath together.

To make sure that Bonifacio will not weaken the

revolutionary government, Aguinaldo ordered

Bonifacio’s death.

A battle between the forces of Aguinaldo and

Bonifacio took place, and Ciriaco was killed, and

Bonifacio was wounded.

Bonifacio, with his brother Procopio was executed

on 10th of May 1897.