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The 14 pages that link to Katipunan, each with the reason it gives.

• Philippine RevolutionRelated: Its networks organized the revolt that began in 1896.

• José RizalRelated: Its members revered Rizal, despite his rejection of their armed revolt.

• Emilio AguinaldoRelated: Aguinaldo joined its uprising and later led a rival faction.

• First Philippine RepublicRelated: The republic pursued independence through public institutions rather than the Katipunan’s clandestine structure.

• Marcelo H. del PilarRelated: Its members drew inspiration from reformists such as del Pilar while pursuing armed revolution.

• Noli Me TángereRelated: Andrés Bonifacio admired Rizal’s writing, though Rizal did not endorse the Katipunan’s uprising.

• CaloocanRelated: Its members organized in Caloocan, where the uprising against Spanish rule began.

• ValenzuelaRelated: Pío Valenzuela’s revolutionary activities connect the city’s namesake to the independence movement.

• ImusRelated: Its Cavite chapters helped bring revolutionary activity to Imus.