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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required 656. The 1st Period of the Spanish Era of Philippine History: The Coming of Spaniards By the Fall of Constantinople into Muslim hands Christian Europe was prompted to traverse non-Christian lands For God, Gold & Glory, they set sail across the high seas They discovered the New World & explored the Indies By Spanish patronage, a Portuguese named Magellan Arrived in Samar, Homonhon & Masau in 1521 After planting the Christian Cross, he invaded Mactan in Cebu But was killed there by our first hero named Lapu-Lapu The Magellan Expedition proved the world to be round That across the great oceans, new lands can be found So Spain decided to send more expeditions to the Indies To find more opportunities & make more colonies And after the expeditions of Loaisa, Cabot, Saavedra & Villalobos Came Legazpi to the said Islas Filipinas of the Indios He was received in Samar, Leyte & Bohol with peace & amiability He conquered Cebu, Panay & Manila with both hostility & diplomacy This is the 1st Period of Spanish Era – The Coming of Spaniards These white men from the West were like wonderful wizards They astounded us with their gentle Cross & iron armor God through them had brought the Philippines Jesus Christ our Savior. -05/13/2019 *Periods on the Eras of the Philippine History
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