Cainta

·	It is said that from 1568 to 1572, a brave Datu named Maitaw ruled Cainta.  Cainta then, was one of the most fortified towns on the lakeshore, and the most resistant to foreign intervention or domination.
·	In early September of 1943, Cainta experienced its first dreaded ‘Zona’ where every male adult was rounded up in the town plaza threatening imprisonment to any Cainteños loyal to the Hunters
·	On the 27th of February, 1945, American troops arrived in Cainta. Coming in from Camp Murphy, the US troops killed the remaining Japanese in Barrio Sta. Rosa and proceeded to Barrio San Roque