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EPIKO
o Micro-epiko: birth  death
o Macro-epiko: birth  death  resurrection
o Meso-epiko: birth  many (branches out)
Ifugao
Alim
o Bundok Amuyaw: silangan; Wigan (boy)
o Bundook Kalawitan: kanluran; Bugan (girl)
o Pagitan ay kung saan naninirahan ang mga
tago; tabi ng isang gubat at isang ilog
o Bayyak: isang uri ng masaganang katas ng
inumin
o Drought, then too much rain
o After 3 days of searching, Wigan gave up
looking for other people.
o Makanungan: bathala ng mga Ipugaw
o Wigan + Bugan = 9 kids (5 boys, 4 girls)
o Igon: anak na walang asawa
o Daga: unang handog kay Makanugan
Hudhud
Tribo
Pinuno
Anak
Ina
Kapatid

Hannanga
Amtalao
Aliguyon
Daulayan
Aginaya

Haligdigan
Pangaiwan
Pumbakhayon
Dangunay
Bugan

Bikol
Ibalon
o Baltog: founder of Ibalon
o Tandayag: baboy-ramo
o Paniniason and Asog: tribes that came to
celebrate
o Handiong and the mangingisda people
o Sa Poron: higanteng may isang mata (10
buwan)
o Sa Tiburon: isdang lumilipad

apgabesamis

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Tamaraw mas malaki pa sa elepante
Buwayang mas malaki pa sa bangka
Oriol: serpente
Isarog: lugar itinatag ni Handiong
Ginantong: invented araro
Hablon: made clothes out of Abaka
Dinahan: made kitchen stuff
Sural: alphabet
Hanti, Kolasi, Isarog: volcanoes erupted
Kabot: half man, half animal
Bantong killed Kabot

Ilokano
Biag ni Lam-ang
o Nalbuan (La Union)
o Don Juan x Namongan  Lam-ang
o Don Juan umalis para parusahan ang isang
pangkat ng mga Igurot
o 9 months old: Pumunta si Lam-ang sa
bundok para hanapin ang ama, but he
dreamt that Igurots were celebrating his
dad’s death
o Amburayan: river where he bathed
o Ines Kannoyan: girl he liked
o Sumarang: love rival
o Puting tandang and aso: companions
o Kalanutian: Ines’ place
o Rarang: fish he had to catch
o Berkakan: shark that killed him
o Ines sent maninisid to collect Lam-ang’s
bones
o Tandang, aso, Ines: cared for Lam-ang until
he got revived.
Bisaya
Maragtas
o Sultan Makatunao: evil dude Borneo
o Pabulanan: Datu Paiborong’s wife;
Makatunao’s new prospect
o Datu Bangkaya and Datu Paiborong went to
Sumakwel, but latter refused to take part in
the uprising
o Sumakwel went to Datu Puti, prime minister
of Makatunao. They decided to leave Borneo
o 10 datu’s left
o Biniday/barangay: means of transpo
o Sumakwel x Kapinangan
o Bangkaya x Katorong (Sumakwel’s sister)
o Paiborong x Pabulanan
o Domangsol x Kabiling
o Padihinog x Ribongsapaw
o Puti x Pinampangan
o Dominsel, Balensuela, Dumalogdog, Lubay
o Borneans: Bisya/Bisaya
o Panay (Aninipay)
o Marikudo: Panay’s leader
o Marikudo x Maniwantiwan (vain)
o Gift for Ati boys: itak, kampit, insenso
o Gift for Ati girls: kuwintas, panyo, suklay
o Marikudo: gintong salakot at batya
o Maniwantiwan: kuwintas
o Abril: buwang kiling
o Oktubre: buwan ng bagyo-bagyo
Kodigo
o Kalantiaw: Sumakwel’s grandson
CRIME
Kill; steal; do harm to
the aged
Do not pay debts on
time

Marry (too) young
women or more than he
can support
Disturb graves; does
not give respect to
cavees and trees

apgabesamis

PUNISHMENT
Be drowned in the river
or in boiling water
First time: 100 lashes
If large debt: Thrust
hand to boiling water
3x
Second time: beaten to
death
First time: swim for
three hours
Second time: beaten to
death with sharp
thorns
Killed by ants, or
beaten to death with
thorns

Not keep your word

Does not revere sights
held in respect (ex.
trees)
Kills trees of venerable
appearance; shoot
arrows at night at old
people; enters the
houses of Datu without
permission; kills a
shark or a streaked
Cayman
Steal away Datu’s
women; keep dogs that
bite the Datu; burns
others’ fields
Sing while traveling by
night; kill the Manaul;
tear Datu’s documents;
lie; mock the dead
Mother doesn’t prepare
daughter for
womanhood; men
punish womens when
she’s caught of
adultery
Mocked at and escaped
punshiments; killed
young boys; steal
elders’ women
Interfere with masters;
abuse themselves
through lust; destroy
religious icons
Kill black cat during
new moon; steal from
chiefs or agorangs
Hide beautiful
daughters from Datu
Eat diseased flesh of
beast held in respect,
or herb considered
good; wound/kill young
of the manaul, or the
white monkey
Break anitos of wood
and clay in alangans
and temples; destroy
daggers or break
drinking jars of
Catalonians
Profane sites where
anitos are kept, sites
where diwatas’ and
headmen’s sacred
things are buried
Do not cause these
rules to be obeyed

First time: Be beaten
for one hour
Second time: Be
exposed for one day
among ants
Pay with one month’s
work in gold or in
honey
Death

Slavery for a period of
time
Be beaten for two days

Be killed by being cut
to pieces and thrown
to the caymans

Burned

Drowned

Exposed to ants for
half a day
Slave for life
Be beaten

Fingers be cut-off

Killed
If you jebs there:
burned
If Datu: be stoned and
crushed to death
If agorangs: placed in
rivers to be eaten by
sharks and caymans

Hinilawod
o Alunsina, goddess of the eastern sky, “The
Unmarried One”
o Kaptan, king of gods
o Datu Paubari of Halawod
o Maklium-sa-t’wan, god of plains, called a
meeting of council of gods.
o Halawod was flooded.
o Suklang Malayon, Alunsina’s sister, guardian
of happy homes
o Siklot, things necessary for childbirth
o Bungot-Banwa, priest to perform rites in
Mount Madya-as for the good health of the
kids
o Alanghiran fronds, pinch of kamangayn 
burned
o Labaw Donggon: eldest
o Handug, where Angoy Ginbitinan lived
o Manalintad: monster for Labaw’s dowry
o Tarambang Butok, Abyang Durunuun
o Sikay Padalogdog: giant guarding the
bridgeIu
o At Gadlum: Malitong Yawa Singmaling Diwata,
bride of Saragnayan (lord of darkness)
o Birday nga inagta (black boat)
o Tulogmatian (seaside fortress)
o 7 years: Labaw Donggon submerged
Saragnayan
o Anoy Giniitinan’s kid: Aso Mangga
o Angoy Durunuun’s: Abyang Barunugon
o Humadapnon: Labaw Donggon’s brother
o too long shet
o Buyong Matanayon of Mount Matiula:
companion
o Biday nga rumba-rumba: sailboat

o 7 months after: Buyong Matanayon threw
ginger in fire, scaring sorceress away; he
struck Humadapnon unconscious and
dragged him away
o Piniling Tubig, ruled by Datu Umbaw
Pinaumbaw
o ^ his daughter married Humadapnon
o Goddess of greed: Burigadang Pada
Sinaklang Bulawan
o Buyong Makabagting, son of Datu
Balahidyong of Paling Bukid: wanted to
marry the goddess too
o Dumalapdap left for Burutlakan-ka-adlaw,
where Lubay-Lubyok Hanginun si
Mahuyokhuyokon lived
o Dumasig: companion, most powerful wrestler
in Madya-as
o Tarambuan-ka-banwa: where they
encountered Balanakon
o Balanakon: two-headed monster guarding the
narrow ridge leading to where the maiden
lived
o Uyutang: bat-like monster with sharp
poisonous claws
o 7th month of fighting: Dumalapdap stabbed
Uyutang under the armpit with his iwang
daniwan (magic dagger)
o Uyutang cried  earhquake  ridge broke
in half
o Ridge = ½Buglas island (Negros) and ½
Panay island
o Labaw Donggon  north
o Humadapnon  south
o Dumalapdap  west
o Datu Paubari (dad)  remained in east

Muslim

o Tarambang Buriraw  Talagas Kuting-tang
 Piganun, sorceress

apgabesamis

Bantugan
o Haring Madali
o Prinsipe Bantugan
o Kaharian: Bumbaran
o Loro: nagsabi ang nakaburol na prinsipe ay
si Bantugan
o Prinsesa Datimbang: nagpumilit na madala sa
Bumbaran si Bantugan
Indarapatra at Sulayman
o Haring Indarapatra
o Prinsipe Sulayman
o Mga Halimaw


Kurita - maraming paa at napakaganid
na hayop



Tarabusaw 9bundok Matutum)



Pah (bundok ng Bita) - ibong malaki



Ibon na may pitong ulo (bundok ng
Karayan)

Bidasari
o Malay, not Moro
o Chauncey C. Starkweather, A. B., LL. B.:
English translator
o 4 Awit
o Kembaya’t: where Bidasari was born
o Garuda: ibon na lumusob sa Kembaya’t
o Diyuhara: kumupkop kay Bidasari
o Indrapura: where Bidasari grew up
o Sultan Mongindra ng Indrapura + Lila Sari =
2 years
o Kuwintas: isdang-ginto
o Sinapati  biological sibling ni Bidasari
o May kapatid na lalaki si Bidasari
(stepbrother from Diyuhara?)

o Blade and dagger, shield and spear
o Kawkawangan grassland: where he meets
gungutan bird
o Monawon: wedding place
o Young Men of Panayangan, Liwanon, and the
Rising Sun
o Groom: Young Man of Sakadna
o “Red leaves”  heroes
o Savakan: dowry paid by groom’s family
o Two most costly: one given the value of
ancient gong with ten bosses and nine
relief-rings; other redeemable only by a
golden guitar and a golden flute
o Six gallants + Young Man of Sakadna
o Tuwaha’: god of the underworld
o Kuaman: where Tuwaang + bride rules
forever
Tuwaang and the Maiden of the Buhong Sky
o Tuwaang: craftsman adept at making leglets
o Batooy: in his country is where a maiden is
hiding
o He meets Young Man of Pangavukad in
Pinanggayungan
o Maiden of the Buhong Sky
o Young Man of Pangumanon: maiden’s pursuer
o Pangumanon’s patung: span-long iron bar
o Tuwaang’s patung: skein of gold
o Kuaman: Tuwaang’s country
o After resting for 5 days: Tuwaang has to
fight again
o After another 5 days: he takes his people to
Katuusan
o Sinalimba: airboat

Bagobo
Bukidnon
Tuwaang attends the Wedding
o Manobo
o Maiden of Monawon’s wedding
o Heart-shaped basket  activates the
lightning, which he’ll use to go to the venue

apgabesamis

Nalandagan
o Nalandagan: kaharian
o Datu Agyo
o Undayag: ina ni Datu Agyo
o Matabagka: kapatid na babae ni Agyo
o Imbununga: bad guy!!
o Taklubu  malakas na buhawi
o Baklaw  pinakamatinding ipu-ipu
o Libon, babaeng taga-Bukidnon
o Sulinday: panglipad ni Matabagka
o Tomulin: pamangkin ni Agyo, hepe ng mga
mandirigma
o Aplaya
Agyu
o 7 episodes
o Ayuman: country
o Banlak, Agyu, Kuyasu: Pamulaw’s sons
o Agyu had 4 other sisters, but only
Yambungan and Ikawangan were mentioned
o Mugan: Banlak’s wife
o Kamu: lumps of beeswax
o Kuyasu killed the Moro datu
o Ilian mountain  new refuge
o Pulangi’ River: where Moro warriors spotted
them
o Pinamatun mountain  newer refuge
o Lono’ + Yambugan + Ikawangan 
discovered honeycomb for the people
o Lono’: brought honey and meat back to
Mugan
o Pinipi: young rice?
o Mouth of Tigyandang, at the junction of
Mudan’udan  newer(er!!!) refuge
o
o
o
o
o

Bay of Linayahon: Agyu’s mean fought
Tanagyaw defeated enemies in 4 days
Buy’anon: Tanagyaw’s first admirer
Baklayon: going to be attacked by invaders
Bagsili’: datu’s son that challenged him, but
was killed
o Paniguan: datu’s persistent daughter that
succeeds in marrying him

apgabesamis

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  • 1. EPIKO o Micro-epiko: birth  death o Macro-epiko: birth  death  resurrection o Meso-epiko: birth  many (branches out) Ifugao Alim o Bundok Amuyaw: silangan; Wigan (boy) o Bundook Kalawitan: kanluran; Bugan (girl) o Pagitan ay kung saan naninirahan ang mga tago; tabi ng isang gubat at isang ilog o Bayyak: isang uri ng masaganang katas ng inumin o Drought, then too much rain o After 3 days of searching, Wigan gave up looking for other people. o Makanungan: bathala ng mga Ipugaw o Wigan + Bugan = 9 kids (5 boys, 4 girls) o Igon: anak na walang asawa o Daga: unang handog kay Makanugan Hudhud Tribo Pinuno Anak Ina Kapatid Hannanga Amtalao Aliguyon Daulayan Aginaya Haligdigan Pangaiwan Pumbakhayon Dangunay Bugan Bikol Ibalon o Baltog: founder of Ibalon o Tandayag: baboy-ramo o Paniniason and Asog: tribes that came to celebrate o Handiong and the mangingisda people o Sa Poron: higanteng may isang mata (10 buwan) o Sa Tiburon: isdang lumilipad apgabesamis o o o o o o o o o o o Tamaraw mas malaki pa sa elepante Buwayang mas malaki pa sa bangka Oriol: serpente Isarog: lugar itinatag ni Handiong Ginantong: invented araro Hablon: made clothes out of Abaka Dinahan: made kitchen stuff Sural: alphabet Hanti, Kolasi, Isarog: volcanoes erupted Kabot: half man, half animal Bantong killed Kabot Ilokano Biag ni Lam-ang o Nalbuan (La Union) o Don Juan x Namongan  Lam-ang o Don Juan umalis para parusahan ang isang pangkat ng mga Igurot o 9 months old: Pumunta si Lam-ang sa bundok para hanapin ang ama, but he dreamt that Igurots were celebrating his dad’s death o Amburayan: river where he bathed o Ines Kannoyan: girl he liked o Sumarang: love rival o Puting tandang and aso: companions o Kalanutian: Ines’ place o Rarang: fish he had to catch o Berkakan: shark that killed him o Ines sent maninisid to collect Lam-ang’s bones o Tandang, aso, Ines: cared for Lam-ang until he got revived. Bisaya Maragtas o Sultan Makatunao: evil dude Borneo
  • 2. o Pabulanan: Datu Paiborong’s wife; Makatunao’s new prospect o Datu Bangkaya and Datu Paiborong went to Sumakwel, but latter refused to take part in the uprising o Sumakwel went to Datu Puti, prime minister of Makatunao. They decided to leave Borneo o 10 datu’s left o Biniday/barangay: means of transpo o Sumakwel x Kapinangan o Bangkaya x Katorong (Sumakwel’s sister) o Paiborong x Pabulanan o Domangsol x Kabiling o Padihinog x Ribongsapaw o Puti x Pinampangan o Dominsel, Balensuela, Dumalogdog, Lubay o Borneans: Bisya/Bisaya o Panay (Aninipay) o Marikudo: Panay’s leader o Marikudo x Maniwantiwan (vain) o Gift for Ati boys: itak, kampit, insenso o Gift for Ati girls: kuwintas, panyo, suklay o Marikudo: gintong salakot at batya o Maniwantiwan: kuwintas o Abril: buwang kiling o Oktubre: buwan ng bagyo-bagyo Kodigo o Kalantiaw: Sumakwel’s grandson CRIME Kill; steal; do harm to the aged Do not pay debts on time Marry (too) young women or more than he can support Disturb graves; does not give respect to cavees and trees apgabesamis PUNISHMENT Be drowned in the river or in boiling water First time: 100 lashes If large debt: Thrust hand to boiling water 3x Second time: beaten to death First time: swim for three hours Second time: beaten to death with sharp thorns Killed by ants, or beaten to death with thorns Not keep your word Does not revere sights held in respect (ex. trees) Kills trees of venerable appearance; shoot arrows at night at old people; enters the houses of Datu without permission; kills a shark or a streaked Cayman Steal away Datu’s women; keep dogs that bite the Datu; burns others’ fields Sing while traveling by night; kill the Manaul; tear Datu’s documents; lie; mock the dead Mother doesn’t prepare daughter for womanhood; men punish womens when she’s caught of adultery Mocked at and escaped punshiments; killed young boys; steal elders’ women Interfere with masters; abuse themselves through lust; destroy religious icons Kill black cat during new moon; steal from chiefs or agorangs Hide beautiful daughters from Datu Eat diseased flesh of beast held in respect, or herb considered good; wound/kill young of the manaul, or the white monkey Break anitos of wood and clay in alangans and temples; destroy daggers or break drinking jars of Catalonians Profane sites where anitos are kept, sites where diwatas’ and headmen’s sacred things are buried Do not cause these rules to be obeyed First time: Be beaten for one hour Second time: Be exposed for one day among ants Pay with one month’s work in gold or in honey Death Slavery for a period of time Be beaten for two days Be killed by being cut to pieces and thrown to the caymans Burned Drowned Exposed to ants for half a day Slave for life Be beaten Fingers be cut-off Killed If you jebs there: burned If Datu: be stoned and crushed to death If agorangs: placed in rivers to be eaten by
  • 3. sharks and caymans Hinilawod o Alunsina, goddess of the eastern sky, “The Unmarried One” o Kaptan, king of gods o Datu Paubari of Halawod o Maklium-sa-t’wan, god of plains, called a meeting of council of gods. o Halawod was flooded. o Suklang Malayon, Alunsina’s sister, guardian of happy homes o Siklot, things necessary for childbirth o Bungot-Banwa, priest to perform rites in Mount Madya-as for the good health of the kids o Alanghiran fronds, pinch of kamangayn  burned o Labaw Donggon: eldest o Handug, where Angoy Ginbitinan lived o Manalintad: monster for Labaw’s dowry o Tarambang Butok, Abyang Durunuun o Sikay Padalogdog: giant guarding the bridgeIu o At Gadlum: Malitong Yawa Singmaling Diwata, bride of Saragnayan (lord of darkness) o Birday nga inagta (black boat) o Tulogmatian (seaside fortress) o 7 years: Labaw Donggon submerged Saragnayan o Anoy Giniitinan’s kid: Aso Mangga o Angoy Durunuun’s: Abyang Barunugon o Humadapnon: Labaw Donggon’s brother o too long shet o Buyong Matanayon of Mount Matiula: companion o Biday nga rumba-rumba: sailboat o 7 months after: Buyong Matanayon threw ginger in fire, scaring sorceress away; he struck Humadapnon unconscious and dragged him away o Piniling Tubig, ruled by Datu Umbaw Pinaumbaw o ^ his daughter married Humadapnon o Goddess of greed: Burigadang Pada Sinaklang Bulawan o Buyong Makabagting, son of Datu Balahidyong of Paling Bukid: wanted to marry the goddess too o Dumalapdap left for Burutlakan-ka-adlaw, where Lubay-Lubyok Hanginun si Mahuyokhuyokon lived o Dumasig: companion, most powerful wrestler in Madya-as o Tarambuan-ka-banwa: where they encountered Balanakon o Balanakon: two-headed monster guarding the narrow ridge leading to where the maiden lived o Uyutang: bat-like monster with sharp poisonous claws o 7th month of fighting: Dumalapdap stabbed Uyutang under the armpit with his iwang daniwan (magic dagger) o Uyutang cried  earhquake  ridge broke in half o Ridge = ½Buglas island (Negros) and ½ Panay island o Labaw Donggon  north o Humadapnon  south o Dumalapdap  west o Datu Paubari (dad)  remained in east Muslim o Tarambang Buriraw  Talagas Kuting-tang  Piganun, sorceress apgabesamis Bantugan o Haring Madali
  • 4. o Prinsipe Bantugan o Kaharian: Bumbaran o Loro: nagsabi ang nakaburol na prinsipe ay si Bantugan o Prinsesa Datimbang: nagpumilit na madala sa Bumbaran si Bantugan Indarapatra at Sulayman o Haring Indarapatra o Prinsipe Sulayman o Mga Halimaw  Kurita - maraming paa at napakaganid na hayop  Tarabusaw 9bundok Matutum)  Pah (bundok ng Bita) - ibong malaki  Ibon na may pitong ulo (bundok ng Karayan) Bidasari o Malay, not Moro o Chauncey C. Starkweather, A. B., LL. B.: English translator o 4 Awit o Kembaya’t: where Bidasari was born o Garuda: ibon na lumusob sa Kembaya’t o Diyuhara: kumupkop kay Bidasari o Indrapura: where Bidasari grew up o Sultan Mongindra ng Indrapura + Lila Sari = 2 years o Kuwintas: isdang-ginto o Sinapati  biological sibling ni Bidasari o May kapatid na lalaki si Bidasari (stepbrother from Diyuhara?) o Blade and dagger, shield and spear o Kawkawangan grassland: where he meets gungutan bird o Monawon: wedding place o Young Men of Panayangan, Liwanon, and the Rising Sun o Groom: Young Man of Sakadna o “Red leaves”  heroes o Savakan: dowry paid by groom’s family o Two most costly: one given the value of ancient gong with ten bosses and nine relief-rings; other redeemable only by a golden guitar and a golden flute o Six gallants + Young Man of Sakadna o Tuwaha’: god of the underworld o Kuaman: where Tuwaang + bride rules forever Tuwaang and the Maiden of the Buhong Sky o Tuwaang: craftsman adept at making leglets o Batooy: in his country is where a maiden is hiding o He meets Young Man of Pangavukad in Pinanggayungan o Maiden of the Buhong Sky o Young Man of Pangumanon: maiden’s pursuer o Pangumanon’s patung: span-long iron bar o Tuwaang’s patung: skein of gold o Kuaman: Tuwaang’s country o After resting for 5 days: Tuwaang has to fight again o After another 5 days: he takes his people to Katuusan o Sinalimba: airboat Bagobo Bukidnon Tuwaang attends the Wedding o Manobo o Maiden of Monawon’s wedding o Heart-shaped basket  activates the lightning, which he’ll use to go to the venue apgabesamis Nalandagan o Nalandagan: kaharian o Datu Agyo o Undayag: ina ni Datu Agyo
  • 5. o Matabagka: kapatid na babae ni Agyo o Imbununga: bad guy!! o Taklubu  malakas na buhawi o Baklaw  pinakamatinding ipu-ipu o Libon, babaeng taga-Bukidnon o Sulinday: panglipad ni Matabagka o Tomulin: pamangkin ni Agyo, hepe ng mga mandirigma o Aplaya Agyu o 7 episodes o Ayuman: country o Banlak, Agyu, Kuyasu: Pamulaw’s sons o Agyu had 4 other sisters, but only Yambungan and Ikawangan were mentioned o Mugan: Banlak’s wife o Kamu: lumps of beeswax o Kuyasu killed the Moro datu o Ilian mountain  new refuge o Pulangi’ River: where Moro warriors spotted them o Pinamatun mountain  newer refuge o Lono’ + Yambugan + Ikawangan  discovered honeycomb for the people o Lono’: brought honey and meat back to Mugan o Pinipi: young rice? o Mouth of Tigyandang, at the junction of Mudan’udan  newer(er!!!) refuge o o o o o Bay of Linayahon: Agyu’s mean fought Tanagyaw defeated enemies in 4 days Buy’anon: Tanagyaw’s first admirer Baklayon: going to be attacked by invaders Bagsili’: datu’s son that challenged him, but was killed o Paniguan: datu’s persistent daughter that succeeds in marrying him apgabesamis