Module 4 Flashcards
third class title
orangkaya
lives in the master’s house;
most service: 3 days work, 1 free day
ayuey
classless societies
hanunoo
these harbors are the center of trade and power
mania
mindoro
cebu
palawan
butuan
cotabato
sulu
bangkang pandagat, pandigma, o sasakyann ng datu o sultan
karakoa
glazed, printed multicolored cotton fabric
chintzes
originally the offspring or
descendants of a datu’s commoner wives or slave concubines
timawa
class structure in unhispanized societies
classless societies
warrior societies
petty plutocracies
principalities
rajah meaning
king
judge and military leader by the land
magahat
lighter, more handsome,
braver, more spirited
boholanos by Chirino
freemen or freed-men
timawa
subordinate in grade than the sayk
orangkaya
society’s name by the Bisaya
banua, haop, gamoro
established by Sayid Abu Bakr
Islam in Sulu and Mindanao
sarripada meaning
his highness
belief systems
belief in anitos and gods
belief in the existence of the soul
belief in the afterlife
they watch over the dead
tagalog and bisaya
no taxes but serves the datu during war
maharlika
they practice of raiding of goods or certain barangays
visayans
painted, tattooed Visayans
Pintados
greatest bulk of Chinese trade goods
porcelain
stoneware
unglazed crockery
healed the sick, ensured safe pregnancy and childbirth, and safekept and told myths and epics
babaylan (bisaya) and katalonan (tagalog)
Visayan well-kept
maidens
binokot