Rodrigo Pasay II

Rodrigo Pasay was born on  6 July 1892 in Libungan, Cotabato, Philippines to Vicente Pasay and Jefa Pasay.
During the revolution of Filipino Audax Brotherhood in Mindanao and Visayas by Vicente Pasay from 1895 to 1905, Garmendia Pasay, Rodrigo Pasay II, Fernando Pasay and Marco Pasay remained hiding in Kibawe, Bukindon.
In 1907 her sister Hermilda Pasay was born. 
In 1920, he met and married Ana Pasay. 
In 1921,he had a son, Antonio Pasay. 
In 1926, he had another son, Rodrigo Pasay III. 
In 1928, he became leader of the Filipino brotherhood until 1941 when he focused on his military war against Japan as a general. 
In 1943, he had a daughter, Marcela Pasay. 
He was in the Philippines all the time during World War II. He was often with Douglas MacArthur and Mateo Capinpin. He also had an adviser: Pedro Pasay II 
Some say that the reason the Leyte Landing was so successful was because of Pasay's perfect conduction and planning with Macarthur and Thomas Kinkaid. 
During the Battle of Manila, Metro Manila in 1945, Rodrigo Pasay II and the American forces were close to defeating Japan but Pasay went and met with Sanji Iwabuchi in Intramuros where Iwabuchi killed himself and Pasay with a hand grenade. Pasay did this because he saw it a common courtesy of an Audax general to die in the battlefield despite a victory or defeat. The Japanese agreed with this. He is the first of the 3 predecessors of the generals of his family to do so. Generals Rodrigo Pasay and Vicente Pasay died long after their wars. His father, Vicente lived longer than Rodrigo Pasay II until 1953. This is why Rodrigo Pasay II is considered to be an amazing and dedicated general by the Americans, Japanese, Filipinos and even Spanish. After World War II, a few Filipinos got angry with Vicente Pasay because he did not die on the battlefield in 1905 during the revolutions in the Visayas and Mindanao. This caused him to move to Darwin, North Territory, Australia. He is still considered a hero by many however.