Template:Former and present states in the Philippines

Historical and present-day states in the Philippines

Pre-16th century: c. 1000 BC-200 AD – Jade culture; c. 500 BC–1601 Igorot Plutocracy; before 900–1589 Tondo; before 971–after 1339 Ma-i; before 989–1521 Rajahnate of Butuan; c. 12th century–1405 Lupah Sug; 1175–1571 Namayan; c. 1200–1569 Kedatuan of Madja-as; 1300–1565 Rajahnate of Cebu; 1405–1915 Sultanate of Sulu; c. 1406–1576 Caboloan; c. 1500–1571 Rajahnate of Maynila; 1520–1905 Sultanate of Maguindanao; unknown–1593 Kedatuan of Dapitan; unknown–1571 Cainta

16th century: 1565–1898 Spanish East Indies

17th century: Lanao sultanates

18th century: 1762–1764 British Manila

19th century: 1896–1897 Sovereign Tagalog Nation; 1897–1897 Tejeros Revolutionary Government; 1897–1897 Republic of Biak-na-Bato; 1898–1898 Central Executive Committee; 1898–1898 Dictatorial Government of the Philippines; 1898–1899 Revolutionary Government of the Philippines; 1898–1901 Republic of Negros; 1898–1899 Federal State of the Visayas; 1899–1901 First Philippine Republic; 1899–1903 Republic of Zamboanga

1900–1945: 1898–1902 United States Military Government of the Philippine Islands; 1902–1906 Tagalog Republic; 1902–1935 Insular Government of the Philippine Islands; 1935–1946 Commonwealth of the Philippines; 1943–1945 Second Philippine Republic

1945–present: 1946–1981 Third Republic; 1981–1986 Fourth Republic; 1986–present Fifth Republic

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