The Chinese trade in the Philippines greatly improved during the Ming dynasty (1368-1650)

In the year the Turks captured the city of Constantinople through which two routes passed.

was a Portuguese who went to Spain to offer his services to the Spanish King but got ignored and rejected.

Authority over a dependent nation.

Between _________ a group of people called Orang Dampuan, established trading posts in Sulu.

Indra Batara

Arab ships carried non- Chinese goods amounting to _____ of the total cargo

What is the holy book of the Muslims?

fasting?

Trading have been an early as

It is declaration of faith in the oneness of God.

one-time pilgrimage to Mecca?

Arab Traiders who dominated the South East Asian Trading were later barred from ________.

A native in Mactan who wounded Magellan in the leg

which also started from Malacca, then to the Indian Ocean and to the ports of India, then to the Red Sea, and finally to Cairo in the Mediterranean.

large, deep cooking pot for boiling liquids.

_______were expert seafarers and boat builders.

- A type of currency in the form of barter rings

which started from Malacca in the Malay Peninsula, then to the Indian Ocean and the Indian ports, then to the Persian Gulf to Baghdad and Constantinople, and finally to Cairo in the Mediterranean.

The Cebu chieftain?

Center of commerce

“Min-To-Lang”

Device used to measure things.

the sland where the natives stole magellan and his crew’s boat

Brilliance, Magnificent display of appearance.

_____The Chinese had over taken the Arab in regions.

Agni

“Ma-li-lu”

believe the Filipino-Chinese trade contacts began around the 9th century during the Tang Dynasty

A small container for burning incense and swing on chains in a religious ceremony.

One of the most famous Portuguese navigators who was also called "The Navigator"

Object to be hurled or projected forcibly from gun or bow.

The fist governor-general of the Philippines

Central Route which started from Malacca in the Malay Peninsula, then to the Indian Ocean and the Indian ports, then to the Persian Gulf to Baghdad and Constantinople, and finally to Cairo in the Mediterranean.

which passed through Central Asia by land then to the cities of Samarkand and Bokhara, then around the Caspian Sea and the Black Sea, and finally to Constantinople in the Mediterranean.

The one who discoveredhe caoe or Good Hope

Rajah Baginda- Arrived from Sumatra (1480)

The famous pearl trade of Sulu also attracted another group of people known as the _________.

a group of people called _________, established trading posts in Sulu.

Islam was brought to the rest of the Middle East, North Africa, Spain, & ____

Pandita in Indian means?

_____travelled to India, China & Southeast Asia

a group of people called Orang Dampuan, established trading posts in Sulu.

was the first to send expeditions to the East.

Agama in Indian means?

It is praying five times a day

The expedition consisted of five ships: the flagship Trinidad, the ______, the ____, the ______, and the ____.

A native of Genoa, discovered North America 1492.

A fabric pattern made up of woven silk or linen especially white linen with designs that become more visible when reflected in light

Using the compass on sea voyage, Chinese traders competed with Arab from the ____ century.

Emperor____sent a fleet of vessels to the Philippines, under the command of Admiral Cheng Ho, to visit Lingayen, Manila Bay, Mindoro, and Sulu in 1405-1406, 1408-1410, and 1417.

whi discovered what is now Brazil?

A figurine of Hindu Goddess Padmapani was found in _____ and was dated to 300 A.D

Chinese (Am-pau) Tagalo(___) English(puffed rice or corn)

First mass celebrated in the Philippines is on

He Also discovered North America in 1492.

“Mai”

On March 17,1521, Magellan sighted the mountains of what is now_____

The Portuguese captain,_____harassed Legazpi by blockading Cebu in order to starve the spaniards

Baginda in indian means?

A fine earth ware with a translucent glaze.

The first sultan of Maguindanao

Gold coins (_____) as medium of exchange.

Sutra in Indian means?

started from Malacca. then to the indian ocean and to the port of India , then to the red sea, and finally to cairo in the Mediterranean

____ Came to Sulu to 1240's along with the status of muslim.

Tumaga in Indian means?

Regular trade relations ensued between____and_____.

A cotton fabric with printed pattern usually glazed of furnishing.

•Instruments for navigation that Prince Henry developed

Gold coins (piloncitos) as medium of exchange.

Arab Traiders who dominated the South East Asian Trading were later barred from Central Chinese coast.

Rajah Baginda- Arrived from Sumatra (____)

The_______discovered the Cape of Good Hope

The Chinese Emperor even tried to impose its suzerainty over Luzon by sending ____ as governor.

Islam was introduced by Tuan Masha'ika

They site as evidence the _______ that were found in the Babuyan Islands, along the coasts of Ilocos, Pangasinan, Mindoro, Batangas, Manila, Bohol, Cebu, Jolo, Cagayan de Oro.

Pi-Sho-Ye

Ruler of Islet Limasawa.

Islam was introduced by

The Portuguese navigator Bartholomew Diaz discovered the ______

______ named the island Islas de Ladrones

____is considered the word of the Supreme Creator

the island Islas de Ladrones

A flourishing trade developed between Champa (Vietnam) and the people of Sulu who were called _____.

“Sulu”

Name give to Rajah Humabon’s wife after she was baptized

Idiyanale

Sulu Generally called____

giving alms?

a native of Genoa that went to Spain and offered his services to the King and Queen

In 1513, ______ crossed what is now Panama and discovered the Pacific Ocean

Succeeded in establishing government similar to sultanate of Arabia

Pilot of the Legazpi expedition

Generally called Tarsilla.

Using the ____ on sea voyage, Chinese traders competed with Arab from the 11th-12th century.

Instead of antagonizing the Buranuns, they brought their ________ to Sulu and offered her as a bride to the Buranun prince,

In ____, Nuñez de Balboa crossed what is now Panama and discovered the Pacific Ocean.

Refused to recognize the King of Spain as his sovereign.