Battle of San Francisco de Malabon

Battle of San Francisco De Malabon First Cry of Cavite Part of the Philippine Revolution Date August 31, 1896 Location San Francisco De Malabon, Cavite, Philippines Result Filipino victory Territorial changes Katipuneros capture San Francisco De Malabon Belligerents Katipunan Magdiwang Spanish Empire Commanders and leaders Diego Mojica Mariano Trías Nicolas Portilla ~Ramón Blanco y Erenas Strength ~3,200-4,000 ~900-1,100 Casualties and losses Unknown Unknown

Philippine Revolution Luzon Pugad Lawin 1st Manila Laguna Bulacan Tarlac Pasong Tamo San Juan del Monte Morong Camarines Motin de Manila Bataan Pasong Kalabaw Noveleta Kawit – Nueva Ecija Bacoor Calero Bridge 1st Imus San Francisco de Malabon Lipa Talisay Batangas Binakayan and Dalahican Nasugbu Balayan Lian Pateros Kakarong de Sili Naik Zapote Silang Perez Dasmariñas Montalban Mount Purog Pampanga Aliaga Biak-na-Bato Camalig Dagupan Ilocos Calamba 2nd Imus Bolinao Baguio Baler Tayabas Lipa 2nd Manila Masbate Visayas Visayas Expedition Cebu Lincud Iloilo Negros Aklan Panay Antique Oton Capiz Sara Mindanao Lanao Calaganan Santa Barbara Zamboanga Misamis Davao

The Battle of San Francisco De Malabon (Filipino: Labanan sa San Francisco De Malabon) was the first attack staged by revolutionaries in Cavite at 10 in the morning, August 31, 1896 near Pasong Kalabaw (Now known as Sta. Clara) and the town tribune. The uprising was fought by Magdiwang faction of the Katipunan led by Diego Mojica which signaled the start of the revolution in Cavite. Numerous uprisings occurred later that day.