1. Mariano Llanera is considered one of the "three Fathers" of the Cry of Nueva Ecija, along with Pantaleon Valmonte and Manuel Tinio.
10 Facts About Mariano Llanera
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Mariano Llanera then became a Cabeza de barangay and later, a Gobernadorcillo for two terms in the town of Cabiao.
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Mariano Llanera married his first wife, Salome Siapoco, in 1877.
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Mariano Llanera used his own flag: a black flag, with the single white letter K and the skull and crossbones symbol.
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Mariano Llanera gathered with him around 3,000 men, including Tinio and his men, mostly armed with bolos, and bamboo spears.
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Mariano Llanera was with Emilio Aguinaldo when the latter, along with 35 more revolutionaries, was exiled to Hong Kong on December 23,1897 in accordance to the Pact of Biak-na-Bato.
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Mariano Llanera was later caught by the Americans during the same year.
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Mariano Llanera was deported to Guam on January 16,1901 with Artemio Ricarte and 30 more military officers of the Revolution considered Irreconcilables by the Americans.
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Mariano Llanera returned to the Philippines in February 1903 in response to the demand of the people of the United States.
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Mariano Llanera died in his hometown on September 19,1942.