Usapan:Nueva Ecija
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Kasaysayan
baguhinDapat na Baguhin at "Itama" ang kasaysayan sapagkat ayon sa mga nalimbag na aklat ng Kasaysayan ng Pilipinas tulad ng nakalathala sa website ng Department of Tourism ay "It was around this time, in 1705, that Governor-General Cruzat established the military outpost he named Nueva Ecija. At this time, however, Nueva Ecija was still part of upper Pampanga".
Samakatwid, ang Nueba Esiha ay napangalanan ni GOVERNOR GENERAL CRUZAT noong 1705 at hindi ni GOVERNOR GENERAL CLAVERIA noong 1777.--Wakowako (talk) 09:33, 30 Mayo 2012 (UTC)
Kung susuriin natin at ayon sa nalalathala kay General Claveria (Narciso Clavería y Zaldúa) ingles na wikipedia , nasusulat na si NARCISO CLAVERIA ay ipinanganak noong May 2, 1795 at namatay noong June 20, 1851. Samakatwid, hindi maaaring si General Claveria ang nagpangalan sa probinsya bilang Nueva Ecija noong kung sinasabing noong taong 1777, sapagkat sya ay naipanganak ng taong 1795 --Wakowako (talk) 09:41, 30 Mayo 2012 (UTC)
Ayon sa blog ni Nobert Bermosa:
Nueva Ecija is one of the provinces of Region III, more popularly known as Central Luzon. Here are some interesting and historical facts about this province.
1.) Nueva Ecija is the largest province of Central Luzon in terms of land area.
2.) It was named after Ecija, an old city in Seville, Spain. Seville is part of Andalucia region.
3.) The name was given by Governor General Fausto Cruzat, former Spanish Governor General of the Philippines during the Spanish occupation.
4.) As described by Cruzat, Nueva Ecija (New Ecija) is comparable to a “sarten” or frying pan and resembles his hometown “Ecija”.
5.) Nueva Ecija was created as a military commandancia in 1777 by Governor General Narciso Claveria with its capital – Josean (now part of Baler, Aurora), and was part of Pampanga. --Wakowako (talk) 09:55, 30 Mayo 2012 (UTC)