The Kapampangan blacksmith went from making cannons for Rajah Sulayman to becoming the Spanish Army's official cannon maker.
Filipinos have long been acquainted with artillery even before the rule of colonial powers. If we were to go through the Taosug tarsilas, we can surmise that firearms had already been available in Sulu as early as the late 14th century. Spanish ...
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