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    Tingguians
    Tingguians
    Tingguians
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    Tingguians

    By Merlina Espiritu Salamanca LL.B. Ed.S.

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    Amazing stories about the artifacts transcend from generation to generation where the Tingguians viewed that Kaboniyan, the benevolent spirit or the creator or God, had rewarded industrious farmers and hunters whom he appreciated with talking jars and agates hanging in branches of plants near the cave where he lived. Cabildo confirmed the story about the talking jar. He is the grandson of Magsawi, the hunter who owned the famous talking jar. He was from Patok, Peñarrubia, Abra. He claimed that Magsawi had a hard time catching the eluding talking jar, but an unknown voice suggested to Magsawi how to catch the jumping, running, and talking jar. Magsawi had to kill a pig without young and offer the blood to the spirit. After Magsawi complied, he was able to catch the jar. The story spread and was extensively published. Tingguian elders were happy talking about the generosity and support of Kaboniyan to the Tingguians.

    There are other remarkable stories cited in the folktales of the Tingguians. One of them was when Kaboniyan had turned the water that dropped from the bodies of the ladies taking a bath in a river into agates a long, long time ago. The Tingguians postulate that the jars or the beads were either from Kaboniyan or from their ancestors. Whatever the case may be, the stories are mysterious and enchanting!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateJun 29, 2019
    ISBN9781796031737
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      Tingguians - Merlina Espiritu Salamanca LL.B. Ed.S.

      Copyright © 2019 by Merlina Espiritu Salamanca, LL.B., Ed.S. 795757

      Library of Congress Control Number: 2019942618

      All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the copyright owner.

      Rev. date: 10/20/2021

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      THE PRIDE OF THE TINGGUIANS

      PRIVATE FAMILY COLLECTION

      DANGLAS, ABRA, PHILIPPINES

      BY

      Merlina Espiritu Salamanca, LL.B., Ed.S.

      "APPRECIATING AND SUPPORTING GLOBAL CULTURAL AWARENESS

      BY SHARING CULTURAL HERITAGE"

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      TABLE OF CONTENTS

      CHAPTER I

      3. INTRODUCTION

      5. PROLOGUE

      6. LEAVING AND KEEPING THE LEGACY

      7. WHO ARE THE TINGGUIANS?

      8. THE ESPIRITU FAMILY

      9. ATTY. ISIDRO PANDAY ESPIRITU WITH HIS SISTER

      10. SANTIAGO (BANGANAN) ESPIRITU

      11. KEEPING THE TINGGUIAN FAMILY LEGACY

      CHAPTER II

      14. AMAZING STORIES ABOUT THE ARTIFACTS

      15. ANTIQUE DRAGON JAR WITH FLYING DRAGON

      16. ANTIQUE DRAGON JAR WITH DRAGON AND PEARL DESIGN

      17. ANTIQUE DRAGON JAR WITH SKETCH OF FLYING BIRD

      18. YOUNG MALAYO JAR

      19. SAO-IT JAR

      20. MANAPIS PLATES

      21. ANTIQUE CHINESE PLATTER- INALDANAN

      22. THE THREE PLATTERS – TAL-LO NGA INALDALAN

      23. BLUE AND WHITE MANAPIS PLATE

      24. DIFFERENT ANTIQUE CHINESE PLATES

      25. MAP - PROVINCE OF ABRA

      CHAPTER III

      28. ANCIENT HEIRLOOM OF ARTIFACTS STAYED IN STYLE THEN AND NOW

      29. SANTIAGO AND LUISA ESPIRITU OF DANGLAS, ABRA, PHILIPPINES

      30. KNOWING AND APPRECIATING AGATE

      31. SRA. LUISA ESPIRITU AND SRA. EMBELLENG CASTILLO

      32. LADIES FROM MANABO

      33. THE ANCIENT BANDED AGATE BEADS ENSEMBLE

      34. AN ANCIENT 12 INCH LONG TRANSLUCENT AGATE BEADS NECKLACE

      35. SETTING OF ANCIENT BANDED AGATE BEADS INTO RING AND EARRINGS

      36. ANCIENT BANDED AGATE BEADS NECKLACE

      37. AN ANCIENT 20 INCHES LONG OPAQUE AGATE BEADS

      38. ARMLET

      39. ANCIENT AGATE BEADS NECKLACE WITH LARGE FLAT ENHANCER

      40. ANCIENT AGATE BEADS WITH INDIAN DESIGN ENHANCER

      41. ANCIENT AGATE BEADS HEADDRESS

      42. AGATE AND YELLOW BEADS HEADDRESS IN A HEADBAND

      43. CORAL BEADS NECKLACE

      44. CARNELIAN BEADS MADE INTO CONVERTIBLE HEADDRESS AND NECKLACE

      45. CORAL AND PEARL BEADS NECKLACE WITH INDIAN BRASS ENHANCER

      46. CORAL HEADDRESS

      47. ANCIENT, BANDED, AND DARKER COLOR AGATE BEADS

      CHAPTER IV

      50. ATTY. SID PANDAY ESPIRITU WITH HIS MOTHER

      51. I AM A TINGGUIAN

      52. ACCESSORIES DURING THE SPANISH TIME

      53. SOME UNIQUE JEWELRY STYLES FASHIONED DURING THE COLONIAL

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