Kapitolyo kan Filipinas

Saro ining listahan kan presente asin dating kapitolyo kan Filipinas, poon kaidtong Spanish colonial period sagkod sa presenteng Ikalimang Republika kan Filipinas.^[1] An presenteng kapitolyo, Manila, iyo an kapitolyo kan nasyon sa bilog niyang kasaysayan asin ginanar an titulo sa paagi kan sarong presidential order kaidtong 1976, na an Metro Manila nagseserbi bilang Nasyonal na Kapitolyong Rehiyon (NCR) poon kaidtong 1978.

Pagkasurunod-sunod

Kapitolyo asin Tukawan kan Gobyerno kan Filipinas^[1]

Kinamumugtakan	Grupo nin isla	Poon kaidtong	Sagkod kaidtong	Duration	Paglaladawan
Spanish East Indies
Cebu	Visayas	1565	1569	4 taon	Miguel Lopez de Legazpi inistabilisar an enot na Spanish settlement sa kaislahan.
Iloilo (Panay Island)	Visayas	1569	1571	2 taon	Ikaduwang Spanish settlement. Inistabilisar bilang kapitolyo bago an conquest kan Manila.
Manila	Luzon	1571	1762	191 taon	Nagserbi bilang tukawan kan Spanish colonial government sa Filipinas
Bacolor, Pampanga	Luzon	1762	1764	2 taon	Temporaryong kapitolyo kan Spanish colonial government durante kan British occupation of Manila.
Manila	Luzon	1764	1896	132 taon	Nagserbi bilang tukawan kan Spanish colonial government sa Filipinas
Iloilo, Panay Island	Visayas	1898	1899	1 taon	Pagkatapos kan Fall of Manila, an Governor-General Diego de los Ríos binalo na ibalik an colonial government sa Iloilo sagkod kan an mga Espanyol pinirit na sumuko sa mga Amerikano.
Revolutionary Period
San Francisco de Malabon, Cavite	Luzon	Marso 1897	Nobyembre 1897	8 bulan	Tukawan kan Tejeros Revolutionary Republic
San Miguel, Bulacan	Luzon	Nobyembre 1897	Abril 1898	5 bulan	Nagserbi bilang kapitolyo kan halipot na nabuhay na Republika kan Biak-na-Bato
Cavite El Viejo	Luzon	Hunyo 1898	Hulyo 1898	30 aldaw	Dagang tinubuan ni Heneral Emilio Aguinaldo, kun saen an katalingkasan prinoklama durante kan Philippine Revolution.
Bacoor, Cavite	Luzon	Hulyo 1898	Setyembre 1898	3 bulan	Nagserbi bilang tukawan kan Revolutionary Government
Malolos, Bulacan	Luzon	1898	1899	6 bulan	Served as the Official Capital of the Republican government during the Philippine–American War.
San Isidro, Nueva Ecija	Luzon	1899	1899	9 months	After the Americans besieged Malolos on March 31, 1899, Aguinaldo transferred his headquarters in several towns in attempt to escape from American forces and continue his revolution.
Angeles, Pampanga
Cabanatuan, Nueva Ecija
Bamban, Tarlac
Tarlac City, Tarlac
Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya
Bayambang, Pangasinan
Lubuagan, Kalinga	Luzon	March 6, 1900	May 18, 1900	73 days	Aguinaldo established headquarters in Lubuagan for 73 days before fleeing to Palanan[2][3]
Palanan, Isabela	Luzon	1900	1901	9 months	Aguinaldo's last hideout until he was captured by the forces of Frederick Funston and surrendered to the Americans.
Insular Government of the Philippine Islands
Manila	Luzon	1898	1941	43 years	Served as the seat of government during the American military occupation, civilian insular government, and the Commonwealth until World War II. in 1901, the capital engulfed the nearby municipalities of Ermita, Tondo, Santa Cruz, Santa Ana de Sapa, San Nicolas, San Miguel, San Fernando de Dilao, the Port Area, Pandacan, Sampaloc, Quiapo, Binondo, Malate, San Andres, and Santa Mesa to form Metro Manila.
Commonwealth of the Philippines
Corregidor Island	Luzon	1941	1942	1 year	Temporary headquarters of the Commonwealth government-in-exile led by President Manuel L. Quezon when the Japanese forces invaded Manila.
Washington D.C.	United States	1942	1944	2 years
Tacloban	Eastern Visayas	1944	1945	1 year	Landing site of General Douglas MacArthur and Allied forces during the final stages of World War II. Served as the temporary headquarters of the Commonwealth led by President Sergio Osmeña until liberation.
Second Philippine Republic
Manila	Luzon	1941	1944	3 years	Served as the seat of government during the Japanese occupation and the Japanese-sponsored Second Republic of José P. Laurel. Part of the City of Greater Manila.
Baguio	Luzon	1944	1945	1 year	After the Battle of Manila, the headquarters of the Second Republic was moved to Baguio until Laurel announced its dissolution in Tokyo.
Nara/Tokyo	Japan	1944	1945	1 year
Republic of the Philippines
Manila	Luzon	1945	1948	3 years	Became the capital of the newly independent Third Republic.
Quezon City	Luzon	1948	1976	28 years	By virtue of Republic Act No. 333 by Elpidio Quirino.
National Capital Region (seat of government) Manila (country's capital city)	Luzon	1976	present		Issued by Ferdinand Marcos on June 24, 1976, Presidential Decree No. 940 designated Manila as the capital city of the Philippines and the whole of Metro Manila as seat of government.[4] Metro Manila had been created on November 7, 1974 by Presidential Decree No. 824 by incorporating the city of Manila, Quezon City, Pasay, Caloocan, several municipalities from Rizal, and one from Bulacan to form a metropolitan area.[5]

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1. "Capital and Seat of government of the Philippines". Archived from the original on November 1, 2020. Retrieved July 1, 2013.  Unknown parameter |url-status= ignored (help)
2. "History". Municipality of Lubuagan. Archived from the original on August 31, 2018. Retrieved March 14, 2019. 
3. "Municipality of Lubuagan". Department of Interior and Local Government-Cordillera Administrative Region. Archived from the original on March 22, 2016. Retrieved March 14, 2019. 
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5. "PRESIDENTIAL DECREE NO. 824, November 07, 1975 | CREATING THE METROPOLITAN MANILA AND THE METROPOLITAN MANILA COMMISSION AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES". Supreme Court of the Philippines. June 24, 1976.