By Chris Antonette Piedad-Pugay, National Historical Institute
BEFORE 1896, the Filipinos had no common flag. The use of flags became common in the Philippines during the height of the revolution. Different flags were created and designed by various Katipunan generals signifying the unit or battalion where they belonged. However, these flags cannot be classified as a “national” flag.
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