General Mariano Trias was a prominent Filipino military leader during the Philippine Revolution against Spanish colonial rule. Born on February 5, 1868, in Cavite, he played a significant role in the fight for independence and was known for his strategic skills and leadership. Trias was a key figure in the Katipunan, a revolutionary society that sought to overthrow Spanish authority. After the revolution, Trias continued to serve his country during the Philippine-American War. He held various positions in the government and military, contributing to the establishment of the Philippine Republic. Trias passed away on February 7, 1944, leaving a legacy as a national hero.