Kitaa an tinikangan para han Nueva Ecija

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An '''Nueva Ecija''' (kon ha literal nga [[Winaray]]: '''Bag-o nga Écija'''; ha [[Kinatsila]]: '''Nueva Écija''') usa nga ginpalibutan nga [[Mga Probinsya han Pilipinas|probinsya]] han [[Pilipinas]] nga nahimutang ha [[Butnga nga Luzon]] nga [[Mga Rehiyon han Pilipinas|rehiyon]]. An kapital hini amo an [[syudad han Palayan]]. Ginsasapitan han Nueva Ecija, tikang ha salatan tipawala, an mga lalawigan han [[Bulacan]], [[Pampanga]], [[Tarlac]], [[Pangasinan]], [[Nueva Vizcaya]], ngan [[Aurora (probinsya)|Aurora]].

{{Infobox probinsya Pilipinas |
 ngaran               = Lalawigan han Nueva Écija |
 sealfile             = [[Image:Ph_seal_nueva_ecija.png]] |
 rehiyon              = [[Butnga nga Luzon]] (Rehiyon III) |
 kapital              = [[Syudad han Palayan]] |
 gintukod             = 1705 |
 pop2000              = 1,659,883 |
 pop2000ranggo        = ika-13 nga gidako-i |
 popden2000           = 314 |
 popden2000ranggo     = ika-18 nga gihataasi |
 kahaluagkm2          = 5,284.3 |
 kahaluagranggo       = ika-16 nga gidako-i |
 dagkosyudad          = 0 |
 mga syudad           = 5 |
 mga bungto           = 27 |
 mga baranggay        = 849 |
 mga distrito         = 4 |
 mga yinaknan         = [[Tinag-alog|Tinag-alog]], [[Kapampangan nga yinaknan|Kapampangan]], [[Ilokano nga yinaknan|Ilocano]] |
 gobernador      = Tomas N. Joson III |
 locatormapfile= [[Image:Ph_locator_map_nueva_ecija.png]]
}}

==Katawhan ngan Kultura==
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Nueva Ecija ("Bag-o nga [[Écija]]") was settled in the last century by thousands of Tagalogs and Ilocanos from adjoining provinces such as Pangasinan, Ilocos and Bulacan. Today Novo Ecijanos are descendants of these settlers and many still hold on to folk traditions that trace their ancestry to other provinces. About 60% of the people speak Tagalog as their first language. Much of the remainder are Ilocano speakers and they are concentrated in the towns of the north. There are small communities of Ilongots along the Caraballo and Sierra Madre Range as well as Agtas or Negritos.

Agriculture is the main industry of the people because of its naturally rich soil. Lowland crops such as rice, corn, onions, vegetables and sugarcane are produced in great quantities and Nueva Ecija is widely referred to as the Rice Bowl of the country. Agriculture has played a vital role in molding the culture of the people. The typical Novo Ecijano family is tightly knit and is the basic working unit on the farm.

The May and June Festivals in NUeva Ecija are important Christian observances that are also occasions to ask for favors in ensuring a good harvest. In May, the Novo Ecijanos celebrate the feast of the patron of farmers, San Isidro. Food is served to overflowing in the belief that generosity results in bounty.

In barangay Biblicat, Aliaga, there is a unique practice among the devotees of Saint John the Baptist. They cover their bodies with mud and dry leaves and vines to denote the humble origins of the Saint. Known as the taong-putik or the mud people, they ask alms and candles from the people and offering them to the Church during the special mass celebrated at 7:00 in the morning. They believe that such a practice will cure sickness and bring a bounty in the harvest.
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==Ekonomiya==
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Considered the main rice growing province of the Philippines. Also the leading producer of onion (in the Municipality of Bongabon) in South East Asia.
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===Mga Industriya===
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Nueva Ecija is one of the top producers of agricultural goods in the country. Its principal crops are rice, corn, and onion. The province is often referred to as the “Rice Granary of the Philippines.” Other major crops are mango, banana, eggplant, and garlic.

Fishponds are unevenly distributed throughout the province but the largest concentrations are in San Antonio, Sta. Rosa, and Cuyapo.

Several areas have mineral deposits. Copper and manganese have been found in Gen. Tinio, Caranglan, and Pantabangan. The upper reaches of Caranglan and Palayan are said to contain gold.
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==Heyograpiya==
An lalawigan amo an gidako-i ha Butnga nga Luzon. An katunaan hini natikang dida han mga habagatan nga mga tubigon harani han pag-ultan han Pampanga. Napatag ini ngan nagtitikadako hin kahataas ngadto hin mga pungtod ha pagtikaharani hini han mga kabugkiran han Sierra Madre ha sinirangan, ngan han mga kabugkiran han Caraballo ngan Cordillera ha amihanan.

===Politikal===
An gobyerno amo hi Tomas N. Joson III, nga nahapuwesto katapos han pagdaog niya han 1992 nga pinili-ay.  

An lalawigan ginbahin ngadto hin upat nga mga distrito kongresyonal ngan an lalawigan mayda karuhaan kag pito  (27) nga mga [[bungto Pilipinhon|bungto]] ngan lima (5) nga mga [[syudad Pilipinhon|syudad]].

====Mga Syudad====
*[[Syudad han Cabanatuan]]
*[[Syudad han Gapan]]
*[[Syudad han Palayan]]
*[[Syudad han San Jose, Nueva Ecija|Syudad han San Jose]]
*[[Syudad hin Siyensya han Muñoz]]

====Mga Bungto====
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<td valign="top">
*[[Aliaga, Nueva Ecija|Aliaga]]
*[[Bongabon, Nueva Ecija|Bongabon]]
*[[Cabiao, Nueva Ecija|Cabiao]]
*[[Carranglan, Nueva Ecija|Carranglan]]
*[[Cuyapo, Nueva Ecija|Cuyapo]]
*[[Gabaldon, Nueva Ecija|Gabaldon]] (Bitulok & Sabani)
*[[General Mamerto Natividad, Nueva Ecija|General Mamerto Natividad]]
*[[General Tinio, Nueva Ecija|General Tinio]] (Papaya)
*[[Guimba, Nueva Ecija|Guimba]]
*[[Jaen, Nueva Ecija|Jaén]]
*[[Laur, Nueva Ecija|Laur]]
*[[Licab, Nueva Ecija|Licab]]
*[[Llanera, Nueva Ecija|Llanera]]
*[[Lupao, Nueva Ecija|Lupao]]
</td><td valign="top">
*[[Nampicuan, Nueva Ecija|Nampicuan]]
*[[Pantabangan, Nueva Ecija|Pantabangan]]
*[[Peñaranda, Nueva Ecija|Peñaranda]]
*[[Quezon, Nueva Ecija|Quezon]]
*[[Rizal, Nueva Ecija|Rizal]]
*[[San Antonio, Nueva Ecija|San Antonio]]
*[[San Isidro, Nueva Ecija|San Isidro]]
*[[San Leonardo, Nueva Ecija|San Leonardo]]
*[[Santa Rosa, Nueva Ecija|Santa Rosa]]
*[[Santo Domingo, Nueva Ecija|Santo Domingo]]
*[[Talavera, Nueva Ecija|Talavera]]
*[[Talugtug, Nueva Ecija|Talugtug]]
*[[Zaragoza, Nueva Ecija|Zaragoza]]
</td></tr></table>

===Pisikal===

==Kaagi==
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Nueva Ecija was created as a [[military comandancia]] in [[1777]] by [[Governor General]] Clavería, with the capital at [[Baler, Aurora|Baler]] (now part of Aurora). It was formerly part of the province of [[Pampanga]]. From its humble beginning, its land area grew to cover almost the entire island of [[Luzon]]. Spanish Records in the Philippines recognizes 2 Spanish countries in the Pacific-- ''Las Islas Filipinas'' and ''Nueva Ecija''. Poverty was the only reason why Nueva Ecija was not given recognition as a separate country from the Philippines by the [[King of Spain]] in [[1840s]]. From [[1777]] to [[1917]], Nueva Ecija's territory was however subdivided to give way to the creation of other provinces. The Province of Tayabas (now [[Aurora province|Aurora]] and [[Quezon]]) including Polilio Islands, the provinces of Palanan (now [[Isabela]]), [[Cagayan]], the province of [[Nueva Vizcaya]], the territory which became part of the Province of [[Quirino]], and the province of Manila north of the province of [[Tondo, Manila|Tondo]] in [[1867]], and the District of Morong (now [[Rizal]]) were among those created out of Nueva Ecija.

The Province was named after the old city of [[Écija]] in [[Seville]], [[Spain]].

In [[1896]], Nueva Ecija became one of the first provinces to revolt against Spanish rule, and one of the provinces which declared its independence in [[1898]].

==Tourist Attractions==
Nueva Ecija is the largest province and the biggest rice producer of Central Luzon, thus, often referred to as the “Rice Bowl of the Philippines.”

Among its main attractions is the Pantabangan River, the country’s first multi-purpose infrastructure, which stands today as a phenomenon in Filipino engineering feats. Another is the Pampanga river, cutting across a rich valley floor, famed for irrigation, the generation of hydroelectric power, and the mitigation of flood damage.

Nueva Ecija is also the agri-tourism pilot site in Central Luzon due to the presence of the [[Central Luzon State University]] in the province.

Its other worthwhile attractions include the Minalungao National Park, Rizal Hot Spring, Burburayok Springs and Pajanutic Falls, Barrio Puncan in the town of Carranglan, among others.-->

==Mga Sumpay ha Gawas==
*[http://www.lpp.gov.ph/govs/joson.html Websayt ni Gobernador Tommy Joson] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20070313155404/http://www.lpp.gov.ph/govs/joson.html |date=2007-03-13 }}
*[http://www.nuevaecija.gov.ph Gobyerno han Lalawigan han Nueva Ecija] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20070314025934/http://www.nuevaecija.gov.ph/ |date=2007-03-14 }}
*[http://www.tourism.gov.ph/ Turismo Pilipinhon]

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