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Nakaabot sina Ruy De Villalobos sa anong isla sa Mindanao a. Sarangani b. Davao c. Basilan d. Tawi-Tawi Need the answer right now?
Nicole Samantha Oren...
si ruy Lopez de villalobos ay ipinadala ng espanya noong nobyembre 1,1542.galing siya ng Navidad,Mexico na may 370 tauhan at anim na barko.narating na niya ang mga pulo ng Palau at at carolinas sa dagat pasipiko bago nakarating sa mindanao noong Pebrereo 2,1543 na pinanganang caesarea caroli (emperador carlos)bilang parangal kay haring Carlos I,nagtatag siya ng kolonya sa sarrangani. nabihag siay ng mga portuges sa Tidore .kinilala siya ni prisipe felipe II sa pagbibigay ng pangalang las islas fillifinas.namatay si villalobos noong abril 1546 sa ambiona moluccas
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