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Filipino heroines played crucial roles in the nation’s history, serving as warriors, leaders, and advocates for freedom. They defied societal norms, fought in revolutions, and supported movements for justice and equality. Their resilience and sacrifices helped shape the country's identity and continue to inspire future generations.

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The first female leader of a revolt against Spanish rule, she continued her husband Diego Silang’s fight for independence after his assassination.

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Known as the "Mother of the Revolution," she provided food, shelter, and medical aid to Katipuneros during the Philippine Revolution and know as "Tandang Sora".

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The "Lakambini of the Katipunan," she safeguarded revolutionary documents and fought alongside her husband, Andres Bonifacio.

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Dubbed the "Visayan Joan of Arc," she led Filipino forces against Spanish, American, and Japanese invaders.

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A social worker and founder of the Girl Scouts of the Philippines, she also aided Filipino prisoners during World War II before being executed by the Japanese.

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A fierce guerrilla commander known for her bravery in fighting Japanese forces during World War II.

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A fearless guerrilla leader who led Filipino resistance fighters and personally took down Japanese soldiers during World War II.