Battle of Tayabas

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Battle of Tayabas
Part of the Philippine Revolution
Date 24 June – 13 August 1898[1][2] Location Tayabas Province (Modern day Quezon province), Philippines Result Filipino victory Territorial changes Filipino revolutionaries recapture Tayabas province
Belligerents
Filipino Revolutionaries	Spanish Empire
Commanders and leaders
Miguel Malvar Vicente Lukban Manuel Arguelles Eleuterio Marasigan	Joaquin Pacheco Yanguas
Strength
15,000 Batangas Brigade Several militia units from nearby provinces recently liberated by the revolutionaries Several local Tayabeño irregular units	443
Casualties and losses
Unknown	Unknown

The Battle of Tayabas (Filipino: Labanan sa Tayabas, Spanish: Batalla de Tayabas) was a 2-month campaign of the Philippine Revolution that saw intense guerrilla warfare and bloodshed for the province. The battle occurred shortly after Aguinaldo's return from Hong Kong in May of the same year. Tayabas was just one of the many triumphs for the revolutionaries in that year, that led towards Philippine independence.