The rest of the province was divided into two districts, each ruled by a council; the first was Imus and its vicinity, under Bernardino Aguinaldo with ministers of war, of the treasury, of agriculture and of justice. The second was San Francisco de Malabon, presided over by Mariano Alvarez, with ministers of state as above. But above the kingdom of Silang and the two republics, the President of the Katipunan, Andres Bonifacio, held sway as lieutenant of the Generalissimo Emilio Aguinaldo. He resided in his palace at San Francisco, and from there dictated his orders. The supreme power was in the hands of Aguinaldo. All these authorities exercised despotic power, and certainly ill-treated and robbed their own countrymen who did not desire to join them, far more than the Spaniards have ever done in the worst of times. They frequently inflicted the death-penalty, and their so-called courts-martial no more thought of acquitting an accused person than a regimental court-martial in England would. The terrible President of the Katipunan ultimately became a victim of one of these blood-thirsty tribunals. Their military organization was curious. The province was sub-divided into military zones. First Silang, second Imus, third Bacoor, fourth San Francisco de Malabon, fifth Alfonso. Each zone had an army which consisted of all the population able to work, and was divided into two parts, the active or fighting force and the auxiliary but non-combatant part. The active force was divided into regiments and companies, and these last into riflemen and spearmen, there being commonly five of the latter to one of the former. Besides the usual military ranks, they instituted the following functionaries: Minister of Marine Marcelo de los Santos. Principal Chaplain to the Forces Eladio Almeyda. Intendant-General of Taxes Silvestre Aguinaldo. General of Artillery Crispulo Aguinaldo. Inspector of Ordnance Factories Edilberto Evangelista. General of Engineers Judge Advocate General Santos Nocón. All the above held the rank of lieutenant-general. The badges of rank were as follows: Rebel Badges of Rank. Generalissimo, K on the hat or cap. Z. L. I. B. on the arm. Vertically stacked Maltese cross, K, and Maltese cross on the left breast. Lieutenant Generals, K in concentric circles with eight segments. Marshals, K in lower half of concentric circles. Brigadiers, K in triangle with circle at each corner. Colonels, Three K's surrounding Maltese cross. K Majors, K K The Ministers, K The Secretary to the Generalissimo, K K K