History didn’t forget this revolt — it erased it. When an uprising threatened colonial power, officials didn’t just retaliate with violence. They removed it from the record entirely. No proclamations. No memorials. Just sudden new laws, tighter patrols, and harsher punishments that tell a different story. This video uncovers how silence became a weapon, why missing records are evidence, and how fear reshaped colonial control. If a revolt truly never happened, why did everything change afterward?