Philippine Republic

The Philippine Republic refers to the nation’s independent government established after the country's declaration of independence from Spain in 1898 and later recognized after the Treaty of Manila in 1946. It symbolizes the Philippines' sovereignty, self-governance, and national identity. Throughout history, the term also pertains to various official governments, from the short-lived First Philippine Republic, founded in 1899, to the current republic established after independence. Overall, it embodies the Philippines' journey toward self-rule, national pride, and the development of its own political institutions.