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FLAGS OF THE REBELS OF THE CAVITE MUTINY, JANUARY 1872.
In january 20, 1872 about two hundred peoples among soldiers and workers of the Cavite Arsenal protested against the abolition of some privileges like the exemption from tributes. The spanish government considered the revolt as a mutiny and sent the troops against the mutineers.
According to some oral accounts the flag of the rebels was red with a square field; according to someone else the flag was white (upper stripe ) and red ( lower stripe).
The white and red flag probably was not a rebel flag , was simply the flag of the Marictime Province of the Philippines who flown on the spanish Arsenal de Cavite.
FLAG OF THE REBELS OF THE CAVITE MUTINY, 1872.
The red color on flags and standards of the Philippines is a typical color of war; we can also find it on many flags and standards of the Sultanates of Sulu and Mindanao ( Ranao Area and Maguindanao Area ) and also on many flags and standards of the Sultanates and Kingdoms of the Indonesian Archipelago.
MAP OF CAVITE ARSENAL