The Philippines with The Noble Family The origin of their inhabitants from mentioned places came from the noble family names Lacan-Tagean centuries ago and by his wife Lamayan Bowan.? The noble tribes were the owners of said territories and they controlled the areas and inhabited it themselves for more than five (5) centuries ago and it was passed by more than ten (10) generations of their clans. Some of these were their children and grand children, like the names of Rajah Lacan-Tagean, the 11th son of Rajah Soliman who is married to Mary Anne Dent, the beautiful daughter of Alfred Dent, a British Lord. Rajah Soliman is the second son of the King who controlled the entire area of Manila and its suburbs including the provinces of Rizal, Bulacan, Cavite, Batangas, Laguna and Quezon.time when foreign intervention, like the British Royal Government, which started in 1761, had successfully liberated the Filipino people from the Spanish colonization on October 14, 1764 who left of nothing but noble teachings, his bounty of billion of gold 720,000 metric tons as legacy to his Royal children and descendants and to the Maharlika Island.

"Julian Mcleod Tallano son of Prince Lacan Bolkiah Tagean Tallano and wife Princess Rowena Overbeck Macleod Tallano. Prince Lacan Bolkiah Tagean Tallano is the son of Rajah Soliman Bolkiah Tagean Tallano and Princess Assan Bolkiah. Raja Soliman and Raja Lapulapu sons of King Luisong Tagean and Queen Lamayan, married 1433". -PRINCE MORDEN TALLANO, Judicial Administrator

"Pag sinabi mo mayroon kingdom, mayroon King na sinabi mo King Luisong pag sinabi mong King Luisong, ang hahanapin talaga ng historyador ay nasaan ang kanyang kastilyo, nasaan ang kanyang palasyo, nasaan ang kanyang teritoryo. Sabi naman ay all over the Philippines all over the archipelago ano? nasaan yung army nya, nasaan yung mga samurai niya for instance, compared to Japan na magdidipensa sa kaharian na iyan eh ayon sa mga nabasa natin tungkol sa dokumentos na tinutukoy natin ay wala naman binanggit tungkol sa army, navy or palace or castle or a hierarchy below him". - ARNOLD AZURIN , Political Anthropologist

"Noong una, ako ay nagduda dahil base sa mga sumunod na papel na nahawakan ko me mga impormasyong kumakalat na fake daw yung Tallano, ngayon ako ay hindi agad naniwala, nalaman ko na may nag-file ng kaso na ito raw si Mr. Tallano ay patay na somewhere in Negros, hindi ako naniwala doon hangang sa nag-antay lang ako at nakahawak ako ng dokumento na nagsasabing itong si Prince Tallano ay buhay pa at buhay na buhay, at ito ay sinerpikahan pa ng kasalukuyang yumao na NBI na si Reynaldo Wycoco". - NOLI P.

"Actually, yung pagbabasa nitong petition at tsaka yung background issue of Original Title OCT 01-4 is going back to the pages of history sapagkat, dito sa likod ng OCT 01-4, halos nandyan na yung history ng Philippines na the irony of it, hindi namn nakatala sa mga History Books na pinag-aralan natin noong tayo ay nag-aaral sa high school tsaka college sa Philippine History, walang nabanggit". - GEN. BRAULIO MONGHE, Former NBI Chief , Identification Division

"When you start telling your history from 1521, you have erased 2,000 - 3,000 of your own history, basically, oral, its oral, oral 'yan hindi nasusulat 'yan, hindi nadevelop ang anthropology, ang archeology, ang pamahalaan natin walang interest diyan which is a tragedy". - FE MANGAHAS, History Teacher, St. Scholastica's College

"Taong 1968, ang tatay namin nabalitaan na dito daw sa sa Sapang Palay ay pwede mag-apply ng lote, noong niolote ito ng NHA, ini-anounce na ang awards baba na, susunod na yung pagbibigay ng xerox copy ng titulo, pero ang tagal ng re-conveyance ng proseso, pabalik-balik ako ng NHA, wala daw bayad, pero siningil ako ng Php600, binayaran ko muna yung maling Block No., tsaka ni-release yung titulo doon sa maling block no., dahil pala ang ibig sabihin pala noon maglagay ako, so dahi hindi naman ako naglalagay talaga tumagal ng tumagal ang pag claim ng aking titulo... pabalikbalik ng Meycauayan hanggang sa December 2005, doon ko na nakuha ang titulo". - ALING INDAY

"Ang nagpaniwala sa akin eh ang mga boundaries sa kababasakababasa ko naencounter ko yung Tallano, hanggang sa ma-meet ko na si Tallano, dahil sa makikita mo sa mga survey naka-appear yung mga adjacent, ganyan, naka-appear yung Tallano Estate. Ang evaluation ko talagang tutuo! Authentic talaga! Born by the records!". - ATTY. VIRGILIO PAPA, Deputy Chief Legal Affairs, Tala Estate

"In conjunction with the establishment of the University of the Philippines and a transfer of the raw from Manila to Diliman as in valid under Act No. 1670 and in honor of his cousin Conrado Benitez, Don Esteban Benitez Tallano extended a Deed of Donation in donate of 75 hectares of land in Diliman Street to be the permanent location of the University of the Philippines, also as a tribute to his 2nd cousin, the late Ignacio Villamor, the first President of University of the Philippines". - ATTY. ELLIS JACOBA, Former IBP President, Nueva Ecija

"The least that they could do has to fight for it, and most of them have already passed since the start of the ancestral land claim issue and it has been a wish profile case. It has actually reached the United Nations working group of indigenous people, a claim over the ancestral land claim..." - KATHLEEN CARINO OKUBO, Secretary of Mateo Cariño-Bayosa Ortega Foundation

"A camel is a horse produced by committee, when you want to have a horse, you don't create a committee, because you will end up producing a camel, who needs a camel in the Philippines? We need a horse, when a client is represented by lawyers whose name do not ring bells, they will not be seriously entertained, so "I said ok, Lets do battle..." "You know when he brought to my attention that there is a title involving the Philippines, I was laughing at him, i said that it's a very weird title, how anyone could probably owned the country in terms of the Torrens Title". - ATTY. HOMOBONO ADAZA, Lawyer, Adaza & Adaza, Former Member of the Parliament, Governor

"It happened in 1968, the Tañada Law Office with whom im working as a Trial lawyer, the case of Tala Tallano Madrigal Acop Clan assigned to me. They assigned to me the Civil Case #997 who was filed by Solicitor General Antonio Barredo one of the legal Henares ever produced by our country. All along, the government thought that they were no claimants anymore to the Tallano Madrigal Acop Estate. During the proceedings of #997, one of the claimants/heirs of the Tallano Estate is Don Benito Agustin Tallano, the father of now Prince Julian Morden Tallano." - ATTY. FERNANDO DOMINGO, Trial Lawyer, Tanada-Teehankee, Pelaez Law Office

"Tayo walang system of Land Titling before the Spaniards came, we have Titulo de Composition, Titulo de Prosesoryo, which was a rather vade way of recognizing individual land holdings." - ATTY . FLORENTINO REYES, Retired Geodetic Engineer, Land Management Bureau

"If the properties under the administration, meaning labor administration, then they are regular farm workers, seasonal farm workers and other farm workers. The beneficiaries may qualify as beneficiaries if they are landless; we are not vested with jurisdiction to resolve ownership issue. However, as far as we are concern, we can document the property for acquisition by sending notice of coverage through both the registered owner and the adverse claimant; we both send a notice of coverage through each of them. And on the assumption that both have allocate land holdings of more than five, then the property is covered, so after the property is valued by Land Bank, then we go to the Register of Deeds and acquire the property, transfer it to the Republic of the Philippines and distributed to the Airbase". - ATTY. RODOLFO BERNARDO M. BUENO, OIC Director of Bureau of Land Acquisition and Distribution Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR)

SYPNOSIS "Nanalo sa US Supreme Court ang Carino Clan noong pang 1903 sa claim nila sa lupang sumasakop sa Camp John Hay. Pero hindi pa kinikilala ng Gobyerno ang panalo ng claim nila. Si Aling Inday naman ay inisyuhan ng dalawang titulo ng National Housing Authority (NHA) - Sapangpalay, para sa halos 500 sq.m. na residental lot. Hindi na binawi sa kanya ng NHA ang isang titulo. Ang ganitong mga pangyayari ay reflective ng mali-maling land titling system na kaugnay ng mga instutusyon ng gobyerno. Pero ayon kay Prince Julian Morden Tallano, Judicial Administrator, Tala Estate, ang buong archiepelago ng Pilipinas ay sakop ng hawak nilang Original Certificate Title 01-4. Sabi pa niya, inisyu ito noong enero 17, 1764, ng Royal British government sa ninuno niyang si Lacan Togean ay anak ni Rajah Soliman na kapatid ni Rajah Lapulapu. Ang OCT 01-4 ay kinilala ng gobyerno ng Pilipinas nang manalo ang Tala Estate sa Case No. 3957-P, Court of First Instance, Branch III, Seventh Judicial District, Pasay City noong pang February 4, 1972."

Background Issue of Philippine Archipelago Media production made a research and study about the Tagean-Tallano (Lapulapu Clan). In this section, we wanted to discuss briefly the impartial data on the issue of the Philippine Archipelago and its status in accordance with the said Clan. Historians, Anthropologists, Archeologist etc. that our group interviewed mostly attests that this petition and background issue was not written in our Text Books as we took-up in our Philippine History subject since High school and College. However, some of them believed about the testimony of Prince Tallano with provided documents that he is a true descendant of King Luisong Tagean, the father of Rajah Soliman and Rajah Lapulapu. Quoted from the Court Documents, "The Agana Decision with Compromise of Agreement" His resolution demonstrating that he is a true prince with all the proof and verification in his possession defending the rights of his clan and his claim being the proper owner of the whole archipelago.

Centuries ago, the Noble Tribes were the owner of the said territories, they control the area for more than five centuries ago, and it has passed more than 10 generations of their clan. Tagean Clan saved out of their 1000 habitation on the surface of the earth particularly in the island of "Maharlika" now " Philippines". The evolution of Tagean to Tallano served as catalyst or method in pursuing their claims and interest in land against the Spanish government.

In 1521, with the so-called Spanish expedition, Portuguese explorer, Ferdinand Magellan landed in the island of Cebu, claiming the lands and naming it "Islas de San Lazaros", then, Roman Catholicism exists. In March 17, 1521, Magellan killed by Lapu-Lapu the indigenous Datu / KIng of Mactan in Philippines; it was called the "Battle of Mactan". Lapu-Lapu was the fist native of the archipelago to have resisted Spanish colonization. However, permanent settlements in the island of Cebu were established with the expedition of Miguel Lopez de Legaspi in 1565, and more settlements continued northward with the colonizers reaching the bay of Manila on the island of Luzon. In Manila, they established a new town and thus began an era of Spanish colonization that lasted for more than three centuries.

In 1571, one week after the arrival in Manila of the first governor-general, he announced that all the lands lost by the old barangays in the process of Pueblo organization declared crown lands/realengas, and that he would make these awards to those who settle in the City of Manila. In 1583, the law establishing the Audiencia of Filipinas expressly authorized and the governor-general was its chaiperson.

n 1762, Spanish rule (invaded and occupied the islands) on the Philippines was briefly interrupted and there.November 23, 1762, Gen. Draper, Invasion Army and Cornish, Navy admiral, issued a proclamation to the Filipinos assuring them of British Protection.

February 10, 1763 the Treaty of Paris ended the war, restored Spanish rule and in May 31, 1764 the British left the country, thus ended the British occupation, and Manila and Filipinas once again were under the Spanish regime.

The Philippine Revolution (1896-1898), as armed conflict between Spain and Philippines, it was began in April 1986, culminating two years later with a proclamation of independence and the establishment of the First Philippine Republic. The Treaty of Paris was December 1898, wherein the major concerned was the Philippine, be yielded because they had no other choice, and the U.S. ultimately paid Spain US$20 million for possession of the Philippines. The treaty specified that Spain would cede to the United States the archipelago known as the Philippine Islands. Full independence was only granted to the Philippines in July 1946.