Kalayaan Tree of Malolos

2024-04-09T02:57:10Z

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[[File:Kalayaan Tree.png|400px|right|Kalayaan Tree]]
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Ang "Malolos Tree of Freedom," na kilala rin bilang "<span style="color:Green;">Kalayaan Tree</span>" ay isang puno na may mahalagang lugar sa puso ng mga Malolenyo. Ang puno, na siyang tinatawag ring <span style="color:darkred;">"siar tree"</span> o <i>“Peltophorum pterocarpum”</i> sa siyentipikong termino, ay matatagpuan sa iba't ibang bahagi ng Asya, pati na rin sa ilang lugar sa Australia at Estados Unidos. Sa Pilipinas, ang punong ito ay lumalaki nang mabilis, umaabot sa taas na hanggang <span style="color:darkred;">9 metro sa loob ng 3 taon</span>. Karamihan sa mga Pilipino ay hindi alam ang tunay na pangalan ng punong ito, ngunit ito ay tinatawag at kilala bilang "Kalayaan Tree," simbolo ng kalayaan at pagkakaisa. <ref>https://www.bulakenyo.ph/kalayaan-tree-of-malolos-the-legendary-tree/
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May mga kwento na nagsasabing si <i>Emilio Aguinaldo</i> ang nagtanim ng punong ito habang siya ay nasa monasteryo ng Katedral ng Malolos. Gayunpaman, ikinararangal ng mga lumang larawan ng paligid ng katedral ang pagkakaroon ng landmark na ito. Ito ay nagpapatunay na ang punong ito ay naroroon na sa unang Kongreso ng Pilipinas noong Setyembre 1898, na pinabulaanan ang usapin.
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Sa kabila ng mga pagsubok ng kasaysayan, kabilang ang pananakop ng mga Hapon noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig, ang "Kalayaan Tree" ng Malolos ay nananatiling matatag, na ngayon ay tinatayang mahigit 125 taong gulang na.

Sa kasalukuyan, ang Kalayaan Tree ay kinikilala bilang isang mahalagang simbolo ng kasaysayan at kultura. Ito ay itinanghal bilang isang heritage tree ng <span style="color:darkred;"> Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources</span>, bilang pagkilala sa kahalagahan nito sa kasaysayan ng Pilipinas. Bilang isang tanyag na atraksyong panturista, ito ay patuloy na umaakit ng mga turista mula sa iba't ibang panig ng bansa gayundin mula sa ibang bansa. Maraming bisita mula sa Pilipinas ang pumupunta sa Kalayaan Tree upang kumuha ng litrato, alamin ang kasaysayan nito, at pagnilayan ang mga pakikibaka ng ating mga ninuno.

Bukod dito, ang Kalayaan Tree ay nagsisilbing sentro ng iba't ibang kultural at makasaysayang pagdiriwang sa Malolos, lalo na sa pagdiriwang ng Araw ng Kalayaan na ginugunita tuwing <i>ika-12 ng Hunyo</i>. Ang mga seremonya at programa na ginaganap dito ay hindi lamang nagpapakita ng pagdiriwang ng kalayaan kundi nagtataguyod din ng pagiging makabayan. Sa kabuuan, ang Kalayaan Tree ng Malolos ay isang buhay na alaala ng pakikibaka, katatagan, at kalayaan ng sambayanang Pilipino. Ito ay sumisimbolo sa walang katapusang diwa ng pagkakaisa at dedikasyon sa layuning makamit ang isang malayang bansa.

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"Kasaysayan ng Bulacan" Mural

2024-04-07T04:07:22Z

Chndy: Created page with "Article by: Francesca_E <h1> Definition of a Mural </h1> Malolos City, Bulacan's Mural of History A mural is an artwork created directly on a wall or ceiling; the word "mural" is an adjective from Spanish that means "attached to a wall." The term "mural" dates back to the 20th Century. Artists can create it using various methods, including oil paint on canvas, liquid silicate, ceramics, fresco, encaustic painting, and..."

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<h1> Definition of a Mural </h1>
[[File:Kasaysayan ng Bulacan Mural.jpg|thumb|Malolos City, Bulacan's Mural of History]]
A mural is an artwork created directly on a wall or ceiling; the word "mural" is an adjective from Spanish that means "attached to a wall." The term "mural" dates back to the 20th Century. Artists can create it using various methods, including oil paint on canvas, liquid silicate, ceramics, fresco, encaustic painting, and tempera painting, just like other works of art.

<h1> Who is Amadeo Manalad? </h1>
[[File:Amadeo Manalad.png|thumb|Muralist Amadeo Manalad]]
Renowned artist Amadeo Manalad painted the giant mural, beginning his production of works of art at an early age. Manalad brightened the drab walls where Philippine history is on exhibit with his magnificent artworks with his golden hands. He created a variety of scenes, including landscapes and seascapes. The giant mural in the Philippines, "Kasaysayan ng Bulacan," is situated in Malolos.<ref>https://www.facebook.com/PhactoBHH/posts/173836181012160/</ref>

<h1> The "Kasaysayan ng Bulacan" Mural </h1>
[[File:Malolos Mural.jpg|thumb|"Kasaysayan ng Bulacan" Mural]]
The giant mural, "Kasaysayan ng Bulacan," was painted on plywood using oil by renowned muralist Amadeo Manalad in 1976. They put up the vast mural to honor Marcelo H. del Pilar's 126th birth anniversary on August 30, 1976.<ref>http://wanderingcaloy.blogspot.com/2011/10/malolos-city-bulacans-mural-of-history.html</ref> Due to its size, measuring 23 feet by 74 feet, people regard it as the most giant mural from the past. You can see this stunning and massive mural from the stair rails of The Gat Blas F. Ople Hall in Malolos, Bulacan.<ref>https://mb.com.ph/2021/2/24/bulacan-a-cradle-of-heroes-and-artists</ref>

The painting honored our nation's brave warriors. It marked the residence of the "Pambansang Alagad ng Sining," or National Artists, who significantly contributed to the arts in music, dance, theater, architecture, and other media. Furthermore, the masterpiece depicts how vibrant Bulacan is by showcasing well-known customs such as fiestas. After renovations at the Bulacan Capitol around 1991, they moved the artwork to the Hiyas ng Bulacan Cultural Center before returning it to the building in 2018.

The "Kasaysayan ng Bulacan" Mural is a massive mural that depicts in one large piece the various people, places, customs, and civilizations of the Bulacan Province and the Philippines during the Pre-Colonial Period. There are three panels in the mural, and each one tells a tale. The mural's left side depicts the Spanish, American, Japanese, and Filipino colonists trading with foreign merchants as the Philippine colonizers. The mural's central section defines several notable Bulakenyos over the ages. The mural's right portion illustrates Bulacan's development.<ref>http://wanderingcaloy.blogspot.com/2011/10/malolos-city-bulacans-mural-of-history.html</ref>

<h1> References </h1>
*BULACAN: A cradle of heroes and artists. (n.d.). Manila Bulletin. Retrieved October 23, 2023, from https://mb.com.ph/2021/2/24/bulacan-a-cradle-of-heroes-and-artists

*Caloy, W. (October, 2011), Malolos City: Bulacan’s Mural of History - Wandering Caloy http://wanderingcaloy.blogspot.com/2011/10/malolos-city-bulacans-mural-of-history.html ?m=1

*Facebook. (n.d.). Www.facebook.com. Retrieved November 6, 2023, from https://www.facebook.com/PhactoBHH/posts/173836181012160/

*October 19, 2016. (2016, October 19). Places You Must Visit in Bulacan. https://beautimarkspotmalolos.wordpress.com/2016/10/19/

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