Slavery In Sulu

Question 1

Was primarily a property relations but not exclusively so

Answer 1

Slavery in Sulu sultanate

Question 2

Banyaga, bisaya, ipun or ammas

Answer 2

Chattel slaves

Question 3

Kiapangdilihan

Answer 3

Bond slaves

Question 4

Were either the victims or the offspring of victims of slave raids

Answer 4

Banyaga

Question 5

Commoner tausug whose servility was the direct result of personal debt

Answer 5

Kiapangdilihan

Question 6

Was a means of incorporating people in the Tausug social system

Answer 6

Slavery

Question 7

Principle mode of Tausug recruitment

Answer 7

Capture in raiding

Question 8

Were an integral part of a creditors following but with a lower status than freemen

Answer 8

Kiapangdilihan

Question 9

Enabled datus to command the labor of Tausug commoners to ensure the military and labor reserves they required

Answer 9

Indebtedness

Question 10

As an economic institution was most fully developed at the end of the 19th century

Answer 10

Debt bondage

Question 11

Body of law codified from custom and precedent as Islamic law

Answer 11

Sulu code

Question 12

Recognized the existence of slavery but placed strict conditions on its practice

Answer 12

Sharia ah
Islamic law

Question 13

Murder

Answer 13

Luwaran code
Article 57

Question 14

Were permitted to purchase their freedom and assume a new status and ethnicity

Answer 14

Banyaga

Question 15

Stated that on the east coast of Borneo the relations was that of the follower and lord rather than slave and master

Answer 15

William Pryer

Question 16

Used the threat of disposal to interior Kenyah to prevent the dissertion of affected slaves

Answer 16

Datu Tahel

Question 17

Sowing and weeding in rice farming, pounding and threshing of rice

Answer 17

Female banyaga

Question 18

Were given banyaga to assist them in their business activities primarily local marketing

Answer 18

Aristocratic women