Andres Bonifacio
Andres Bonifacio was a brave revolutionary who founded the Katipunan, a secret society that fought for independence from Spain. Known as “The Father of the Philippine Revolution,” he encouraged Filipinos to stand up with courage and unity.
Birthplace: Tondo, Manila, Philippines
Birth Date: November 30, 1863
Death Date: May 10, 1897
Field: Revolution & Leadership
- Founded the Katipunan (K.K.K.) in 1892
- Led uprisings for independence against Spanish rule
- Served as Supremo (Leader) of the Revolution
- Wrote patriotic poems and manifestos for freedom
Bonifacio symbolized courage and action. His leadership showed that ordinary people could fight for their nation’s dignity and rights.
Before becoming a revolutionary, Bonifacio worked as a warehouse clerk and loved reading books about history and heroes.
