Rizal’s Life:
Exile and
Execution
Group 4: Viness Coronel & Justin Pantig
Objectives
1. Analyze the factors which led to Rizal’s
execution
2. Analyze the effects of Rizal’s execution
Rizal in Dapitan
On July 17, 1892, Rizal arrive in Dapitan:
1. Rizal viewed it as a place full of
darkness and it ended his career.
2. He didn’t know where to stay
3. His guard, Capitan Ricardo Carnicero,
won the lottery. They divided the money
and Rizal used it to buy land in Talisay.
4. Capitan Ricardo allowed him to buy a
house in exchange of updating him 3 times
a day
Life is Talisay
Rizal lived his life in Talisay a simple life:
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Bought a bamboo and nipa house
He also founded an eye clinic
He made a house for the ladies in his
family
Earned a lot of money and used for
lumber business
What were the Contribution of Rizal to
Dapitan?
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Develop an eye clinic for the poor, some
of his patience came from Hong Kong
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Developed waterways so that people in
Talisay so that Dapitan could have clean
water
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Established a school that catered the
education of young people for free
What were the Contribution of Rizal to
Dapitan?
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Developed a lighting and cleaning system of
areas to avoid mosquitos.
Thought more advance system of farming
Initiated the founding of a cooperative for the
fisherman in Talisay
What were the Contribution of Rizal to
Dapitan?
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Developed studies about the different
species that could be found in Dapitan
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Invented “sulpukan” lighter and the
machinery in making bricks
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Initiated the cooperatives for the farmers
Love of Rizal
Rizal’s busy life didn’t hinder him from
having an affair:
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He needed someone to cheer him up
and Josephine Bracken.
She came to Rizal to cure the blindness
of the one who adopted her.
Josephine fell in love with Rizal.
Rizal asked his family to accept
Josephine as he was happy with her.
Literary Works in Dapitan
Hymn of Talisay
My Retreat
Imprisonment &
Trial
Rizal’s deportation lasted for 4 years an in
those 4 years (1892-1896):
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July 31,1896 – his exile ended.
August 06, 1896 – rode “Castilla” from
Spain to Cuba.
August 19, 1896 – “Katipunan” was
discovered and accused Rizal as the
founder.
August 26, 1896 – the “Uprising”
Imprisonment &
● August 30,1896 – Governor General Blanco
Trial
declared state of war against the 8 provinces
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in the Philippines.
September 02, 1896 – Rizal’s trip to Spain
started while he’s not aware of being accused
as the founder of KKK.
September 28, 1896 – Rizal was able to
know the plan against Blanco.
October 23, 1896 – Rizal was able to reach
Barcelona but was no allowed to go down the
ship.
November 03, 1896 – was imprisoned in Fort
Santiago
The Trial
Dec.08, 1896
Dec.15,1896
Dec.16,1896
Rizal was allowed to
choose someone to be
his legal council and he
chose Luis Taviel de
Andrade.
Presented the letter to his
countrymen stating that
the leaders of the
uprising only used his
name to collect funds and
he was not connected to
the uprising
The trial against Rizal started
and wrote :
1. July 1892 – no political
involvement
2. No conversation to the
rebels
3. Volunteer doctor on Cuba
4. Had a “kayak” to escape
or join then rebels
The Trial
Dec.15,1896
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He should know all
places and the other
member
Only established “La
Liga Filipina”
The was “La Liga
Filipina” not realized
8. He was not aware of
his contribution to the
group.
9. “La Liga Filipina” had
no connection to the KKK
since they were in
contrast
10. The time he wrote his
novels should be
considered
11. He followed all his guards
in all of his four years of being
exiled.
12. No one could testify his
direct involvement to the
uprising.
The Decision
Governor General Despujol reviewed all the
things related to case of Rizal:
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December 26,1896 – the trail was held
and all the evidence were presented.
December 29, 1896 – the Governor
General signed the decision that Rizal
would be executed at 7:00am in
Bagumbayan.
December 29, 1896 – Rizal was
informed about the decision.
My Last Farewell
The Execution
The decision was made by the government
and due to the accusation of being ta rebel,
the decision was of the higher up was death.
And on December 30, 1896 at 6:30 am,
Rizal left Fort Santiago. At 7:03 am, he was
executed at Bagumbayan.
“Consummatum Est”
—Jose Rizal