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The logo of this website
is derived from the baybayin
K sunburst design that Bonifacio, Jacinto and others
drew at the top of Katipunan documents. The baybayin K denotes the Katipunan, so the emblem signifies
The Light of the Katipunan.
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A version drawn by
Bonifacio
A version drawn by
Jacinto
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Seal used on a KKK council document dated September 1892 and on Supreme Council documents until 1896.
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Seal
of the Laong Laan popular council, which was based in the Manila district
of Santa Cruz. The letters at the base of the triangle are JNCG-LNNLL=
LAOG-LAAN. (Why does Laan in code not also start with a J?)
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Seal of Balangay Silanganan,
which was based in the Manila district of Trozo.
Beneath the sun is a forearm
with clenched hand wielding a dagger. The letters at the based of the triangle are
not all legible, but are presumably SΡJNLLGNLLNLL = SILANGANAN
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Seal of the Mataas na Sangunian,
the Katipunan high council that in late 1896 and
early 1897 had jurisdiction over the four provinces of Manila, Morong, Bulacan and Nueva Ecija.
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Seal used by Emilio
Jacinto as Punong Hukbo
(Army Commander) of the KKK forces in Manila, Morong, Bulacan and Nueva Ecija in late 1896 and early
1897.
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Seal used by Bonifacio
in 1897 as Pangulo of the
Kataastaasang Kapulungan
(Supreme Congress) of the Haring-Bayang Katagalugan (Sovereign Tagalog Nation, or People).
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Seal found on
documents dating from late 1896 and early 1897; the K.S. probably stands
for Kataastaasang Sangunian (Supreme Council).
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Seals of the Magdiwang
popular council, which was initially based in the town of Noveleta, Cavite
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Seal of the Magdalo popular
council, which was initially based in the town of Kawit,
Cavite.
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