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- Pambujan ist eine philippinische Stadtgemeinde in der Provinz Northern Samar. Sie hat 33.062 Einwohner (Zensus 1. August 2015). (de)
- Pambujan est une localitรฉ de la province de Samar du Nord, aux Philippines. En 2015, elle compte 33 062 habitants. (fr)
- Pambujan, officially the Municipality of Pambujan (Waray: Bungto han Pambujan; Tagalog: Bayan ng Pambujan), is a 4th class municipality in the province of Northern Samar, Philippines. According to the 2020 census, it has a population of 35,532 people.โ It is a coastal town with an area of 18,650 hectares. It is a town with notable qualities and resources. It boasts a 16th-century Roman Catholic church, a scenic islet named Caohagan, baseball players who won international tournaments, professionals and achievers, a socio-cultural activity held every first full moon of the year (known as Kadayaw Festival), and a sports arena which has been the venue for various municipal, provincial and regional sports gatherings. The municipality has a number of daycare centers in each barangay, two private and one public preparatory schools, a number of primary and elementary schools and two secondary schools. It is accessible to Region VIII's premiere state university- the University of Eastern Philippines- as well as other private colleges in Catarman, the capital town of Northern Samar. It has earned provincial and regional citations as Child-Friendly municipality. Pambujan is in the heart of the second district of Northern Samar. ๐๐๐๐๐
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๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐ (๐๐๐ญ๐ก ๐ญ๐จ ๐๐๐ญ๐ก ๐๐๐ง๐ญ๐ฎ๐ซ๐ฒ) By: Manuelito Uy The town of Pambujan is one of the municipalities of the province of Northern Samar. It is situated on a river of the same name and is bounded by the town of Laoang in east-northeast and with the town of Catarman on the west. In the ancient times, this town carries a name Bayog which according to old Bisayan Vocabulario means, a male who acts as a female and dresses like a woman, synonymous to bantot or asog. It also refers to a certain tree and its wood is fine for building and with its bark are treated broken pots by rubbing them with it. Later, the town was also identified with the name Pambujan or Pamboan. In the 19th century, it was named Pambujan del Norte because there was another Pambujan del Sur on the east coast which is now the present town of MacArthur. This article will review the events that occurred in this town from the period of the seventeenth to the nineteenth century. ๐๐ซ๐๐ฃ๐ฉ๐จ ๐๐ช๐ง๐๐ฃ๐ ๐ฉ๐๐ ๐
๐๐จ๐ช๐๐ฉ ๐๐๐จ๐จ๐๐ค๐ฃ The Christianization of the North of Samar Island owes to the mission planted first by the Jesuit missionaries in the village of Tinago in 1596. The faith spread to Ibabao, the ancient name of the northern portion of Samar when another mission was established in Catubig. Due to certain reasons, around 1610, the Jesuit Residence was transferred from Catubig to Palapag. Evangelization in Pambujan might brought by the Jesuit missionaries from the Palapag Residencia. In the Annuae Litterae penned by Fr. Gregorio Lopez, SJ on the Status of the Jesuit Missions from 1612 to 1613, under Residencia de Cabo del Espiritu Santo, the village of Pamboan (sic Pambujan) was listed as having three hundred forty (340) tribute payers. In 1649, an uprising led by Agustin Sumuroy which started in Palapag made the people of Bayog or Pambujan joined the revolt against the Spaniards. After it was suppressed in 1650, many people from this town were reluctant to return. Fr. Francisco Ignacio Alcina, while being the rector of Palapag wrote in 1660's, "from the town of Pambuhan only thirty tributos came together. Examing the archival records of the Archivum Romanum Societatis Iesu (ARSI) it seemed that the village of Pambujan never continued as a town or as a visita until the Jesuit expulsion in 1768. It will only came back to life as a town during the period of the Franciscan administration in the middle of the 1800's. ๐๐-๐๐ค๐ช๐ฃ๐๐๐ฃ๐ ๐ฉ๐๐ ๐๐ค๐ฌ๐ฃ ๐ช๐ฃ๐๐๐ง ๐ฉ๐๐ ๐๐ง๐๐ฃ๐๐๐จ๐๐๐ฃ๐จ In 1767, the Jesuits were expelled by King Charles III in all Spanish dominions. The decree arrived in the Philippines in 1768 and the Franciscans from the Province of San Gregorio de Magno arrived in the capital town of Catbalogan on the 25th of September of that year to administer the transfer of the keys and properties of churches that were once under the possession of the Jesuits. The decree was carried only on the 17th of October and finally the Jesuits lefts the island-province on January 10, 1769 aboard the vessel San Francisco de Asis. The first Franciscan parish priest appointed to the pueblo of Laoรกng was Fray Antonio de Toledo, OFM. At the beginning of his ministry to this town and with his zealous work, he managed to gather and convert several infidels (infieles) who lived on the banks of the river of Pambujan. In 1781, it was made a pueblo with the appointment of its first elected gobernadorcillo, Don Domingo Catangas who was a native of the town of Laoรกng. Succeeding gobernadorcillos of the town were: 1821 - Don Francisco Feliciano 1842 - Don Eleuterio de los Reyes 1844 - Don Jose Roque 1851 - Don Francisco Pelino 1852 - Don Antonio Santo Osurio 1852 - Don Antonio Santiago Osurio1853 - Don Francisco Velinohua 1855 - Don Lucio Merino 1860 - Don Solitario Siervo 1862 - Don Minerate Lutao 1863 - Don Tacio Ciervo1865 - Don Lucio Merino 1881 - Don Jose Merino 1884 - Don Basilio de la Cruz 1886 - Don Ygnacio Atencio1890-1893 - Don Basilio de la Cruz 1894 - Don Restituto Jazmin 1895-1898 - Don Eustaquio de la Cruz The following year 1782, Mindanaoan Moros sacked and devastated the whole settlement which made its inhabitants dispersed and most of them retreated to a place called Ginulgan, about four leagues inland, where they remained until the year 1784. In 1784, with the advice of Fray Buenaventura Espinosa, OFM, he managed the people to resettle to its former site which later they named Binungtuan and was made a visita of the pueblo of Laoรกng until its separation in 1863. Pambujan had a very small number of inhabitants until the year 1850, which received a great increase, through the initiative of Fray Sebastian Moraleda o de Almonacid, OFM, parish priest of Laoรกng made an excursion to the mountains and converted more than seven hundred people and added them to the said pueblo. On August 4, 1863, it finally separated from its matriz, the pueblo of Laoรกng and was made an independent pueblo and parish. In 1850's to 1860's it had the visitas of Laoรกngan, Bantayan, Caparanga and Ginulgan. ๐๐๐ ๐พ๐๐ช๐ง๐๐ ๐ค๐ ๐๐๐ข๐๐ช๐๐๐ฃ The church of Pambujan under the patronage of al Precursor San Juan Bautista was built by the Franciscan missionaries. Its first appointed Franciscan parish priest was Fray Juan Cubria, OFM who took possession of the church on June 4, 1870. Some of the priests who served the church were Fray Francisco Crespo, OFM, Fray Angel Pulido, OFM, Fray Andres Mariblanca, OFM, Fray Eustaquio Paniagua, OFM, Fray Juan Caballero de Brozas, OFM, and Fray Ulpiano Tendero, OFM. Prior to its creation as a parish, it had already a church, a parish house, a tribunal, and an escuela primeras letras, all these buildings were built on the initiative and under the direction of Fray Sebastian de Almonacid, OFM starting in the year 1847 and the following. In 1872, Fray Francisco Crespo, OFM, appointed parish priest that year, began the construction of a masonry church (Iglesia de mamposterรญa). The construction of the church was completed in 1896 and 97. It was roofed with galvanized iron (GI) sheets by Fray Ulpiano Tendero, OFM. In the late 1800s, the town had these buildings, the church, parish house, made of stone on the first floor, a court house, also made of stone on the first floor and the rest of wood, plus two primary schools, all of these buildings have been built through the active and dynamic work of the Franciscan Fathers, Fray Francisco Crespo, OFM (1871-1880), Fray Francisco Mรฉndez, OFM (1887) and Fray Ulpiano Tendero, OFM (1897-1898). In 1890, the town had a population of 7,421. In the poblacion had 1,756 people while and the visitas were Laoangan (580), Bantayan (530) and Ginolgan (430) with 12 barrios and 4 sitios. (en)
- Pambujan adalah munisipalitas yang terletak di provinsi Samar Utara, Filipina. Pada tahun 2010, munisipalitas ini memiliki populasi sebesar 31.018 jiwa dan 5.248 rumah tangga. (in)
- Pambujan รจ una municipalitร di quarta classe delle Filippine, situata nella Provincia di Northern Samar, nella regione di Visayas Orientale. Pambujan รจ formata da 26 baranggay:
* Cababto-an
* Cabari-an
* Cagbigajo
* Camparanga
* Canjumadal
* Doรฑa Anecita
* Ge-adgawan
* Geparayan
* Ginulgan
* Igot
* Inanahawan
* Manahao
* Paninirongan
* Poblacion District 1
* Poblacion District 2
* Poblacion District 3
* Poblacion District 4
* Poblacion District 5
* Poblacion District 6
* Poblacion District 7
* Poblacion District 8
* San Ramon
* Senonogan
* Sixto T. Balanguit Sr.
* Tula
* Ynaguingayan (it)
- Pambujan is een gemeente in de Filipijnse provincie Northern Samar op het eiland Samar. Bij de laatste census in 2007 had de gemeente bijna 28 duizend inwoners. (nl)
- Pambujan รฉ um municรญpio de quarta classe de renda municipal (d) na provรญncia Samar do Norte, nas Filipinas. De acordo com o censo de 1 de maio de 2020 possui uma populaรงรฃo de 35 532 pessoas e 7 326 domicรญlios. (pt)
- Pambujan (Bayan ng Pambujan) รคr en kommun i Filippinerna. Kommunen ligger pรฅ รถn Samar, och tillhรถr provinsen Norra Samar. Folkmรคngden uppgรฅr till 25 394 invรฅnare. (sv)
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