The document outlines the 6 phases of the Spanish-Moro Wars between the Spanish and the Moro Muslim sultanates in the Sulu Archipelago. The wars were fought from the late 16th century to the late 19th century and were a result of Spain's efforts to assert sovereignty, promote trade, end piracy, and spread Christianity in the region. Key events included attacks by pirates from Sulu and Iranuns in the 1720s, the conversion of some Sultans to Christianity, and British and Dutch involvement with some Moro groups. The wars ended with Sulu becoming a Spanish protectorate in 1878 through a peace treaty.
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The document outlines the 6 phases of the Spanish-Moro Wars between the Spanish and the Moro Muslim sultanates in the Sulu Archipelago. The wars were fought from the late 16th century to the late 19th century and were a result of Spain's efforts to assert sovereignty, promote trade, end piracy, and spread Christianity in the region. Key events included attacks by pirates from Sulu and Iranuns in the 1720s, the conversion of some Sultans to Christianity, and British and Dutch involvement with some Moro groups. The wars ended with Sulu becoming a Spanish protectorate in 1878 through a peace treaty.
The document outlines the 6 phases of the Spanish-Moro Wars between the Spanish and the Moro Muslim sultanates in the Sulu Archipelago. The wars were fought from the late 16th century to the late 19th century and were a result of Spain's efforts to assert sovereignty, promote trade, end piracy, and spread Christianity in the region. Key events included attacks by pirates from Sulu and Iranuns in the 1720s, the conversion of some Sultans to Christianity, and British and Dutch involvement with some Moro groups. The wars ended with Sulu becoming a Spanish protectorate in 1878 through a peace treaty.
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The document outlines the 6 phases of the Spanish-Moro Wars between the Spanish and the Moro Muslim sultanates in the Sulu Archipelago. The wars were fought from the late 16th century to the late 19th century and were a result of Spain's efforts to assert sovereignty, promote trade, end piracy, and spread Christianity in the region. Key events included attacks by pirates from Sulu and Iranuns in the 1720s, the conversion of some Sultans to Christianity, and British and Dutch involvement with some Moro groups. The wars ended with Sulu becoming a Spanish protectorate in 1878 through a peace treaty.
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Spanish Moro Wars
Acknowledgment of spanish sovereignty To promote trade To bring an end to moro piracy To hispanize and christianize the natives
Sultanate
Guerras Piraticas = wars against pirates
Phase 5 1720-1721 Attack from Sulu and Iranuns Spaniards requested for the preaching of christianity Sultan Azim-ud-Din converted to christianity Sultan Mu izz ud-Din China ,Ottoman Empire, British Muslims were held captives, Christian natives sold as slaves British invasion in Manila
Phase 6 British (Sulu) and Dutch (Borneo) Samal people and Iranuns Professional pirates Sultan Pulalun - trader 1845 Balangingi Expedition, Survivors brought to Luzon 1876 Capture of Jolo, Spanish territorial claims over Sulu | Sultan Azam violated treaties holy war against the wicked sons of the Qur an Jolo abandoned by Sultan Peace treaty of 1878 Sulu as a Spanish protectorate Sultan Anwar ud-Din
