pulahan
noun
pu·la·han
ˌpüləˈhän
plural pulahanes
-(ˌ)nās
: a member of a 19th century band of Tagalog insurgents especially in Leyte and Samar organized in opposition to domination of the Philippines by the Spanish friars
Word History
Etymology
Tagalog, from pulá red; from the color of the dress of the insurgents