Lesson 4: Customs of the Tagalogs Flashcards

1
Q

Who wrote the Customs of the Tagalogs?

A

Juan de Plasencia

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2
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When did the group of Franciscan missionaries arrive on the islands?

A

July 2, 1578

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When and where did Plasencia pass away?

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1590s in Liliw, Laguna

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4
Q

Juan de Plasencia authored several religious books including __________, the first book ever printed in PH.

A

Doctrina Cristiana (Christian Doctrine)

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5
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What is the original name of the document “Customs of the Tagalogs”?

A

Relacion de las Costumbres de Los Tagalogs (1589)

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6
Q

True or False: The Customs of the Tagalog was intentionally made to provide an eroticize description of
the Tagalog natives, clearly fed by politics and propaganda.

A

True

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7
Q

A single clan of parents,
children, their extended family members, and their
slaves.

A

Barangay

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8
Q

They govern the barangay and
captain of wars.
Are obeyed by
members of the barangay. They reate and execute laws.

A

Dato (Datu)

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9
Q

Alliances in Barangays can be formed through?

A

Blood compact

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10
Q

What are the 3 social classes?

A
  1. Nobles or Maharlikas
  2. Commoners or Timawa class
  3. Alipin or Aliping Sagigilid
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11
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They do not pay taxes, must accompany the Datu in wars. Composed of warriors, rich traders, and craftsmen.

A

Nobles/Maharlikas

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12
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Also called Aliping namamahay, are everyday folks that pay taxes, cannot be slaves, own houses, cannot be taken away from their homes, and can earn money but need to pay a percentage for their masters.

A

Commoners/Timawa class

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13
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They could not own anything, captives, could be bought and sold, couldn’t enter into a contract or marriage, used in sacrificial ceremonies.

A

Alipin/Aliping Sagigilid

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14
Q

True or False: If a slave-woman is pregnant, she is compelled
to give her master half of the gold tael because
of her risk of death, and for her inability to
work during pregnancy.

A

True

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15
Q

True or False: If maharlikas (men) had children among their
slaves, the children and their mothers will not become free.

A

False

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16
Q

True or False: Maharlikas could not, after marriage move from one
village to another, without paying a certain fine of gold, as
arranged among them.

A

True

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17
Q

True or False: Those who are maharlikas on both father’s and
mother’s side continue to be so forever; if it
happens they should be slaves, it is through
marriage.

A

True

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18
Q

If a maharlika married, whether namamahay or sagigilid, the father will take what children?

A

1st (whether male or female) 3rd
5th

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19
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What children will the mother take in a marriage between a maharlika and a namamahay or sagigilid?

A

2nd, 4th, 6th

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20
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The Timawa class is also called?

A

Aliping namamahay

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21
Q

True or False: Failure to pay the fine will not start a war between the
barangay where the person left and one which he
entered.

A

False

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22
Q

In case of a divorce before the birth of
children, if the wife left the husband
to marry another, what will happen to the dowry?

A

All will be given to the husband and there will be an additional amount.

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23
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What happens to the dowry when there’s a divorce and the woman did not leave him for another?

A

The dowry will be returned to the husband.

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24
Q

True or False: When the husband left his wife, he
lost half of the dowry, and the other
half is returned to him.

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If the husband had children when he was divorced, what happened to the dowry?
It will be given to children and held by responsible grandparents.
26
When someone violates the contract, they will?
Pay a sum of money
27
If upon the death of parents, what shall the son or daughter do? And what happens to their dowry?
The son or daughter must be unwilling to marry as it is set by their parents. The dowry will be returned.
28
If the litigants felt troubled,
An arbiter (judge) will be selected from another village.
29
If a man insulted the children or wife of the Datu, he shall be?
Condemned to death
30
Witches were killed and their children will be turned into?
Slaves of the Datu
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Refers to a celebration of festival or worship which is held at the large house of the Datu.
Pandot
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A temporary shed to shelter the people during worship.
Sibi
33
Are small lamps to illuminate the sibi during worship.
Sorohile
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Act of worshipping that unites the whole barangay and families.
Naagnitos
35
He is the maker of all things and is all powerful.
Bathala
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Worshipped the sun and moon.
Tala
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Some stars are adorned by others, specifically the morning star called?
Tala
38
The god of seasons, medicine and health.
Mapolon
39
Goddess of love, conception and childbirth and the protector of lovers.
Dian Masalanta
40
Identified as the most important fertility deity. The goddess of cultivated land.
Lacapati
41
The Greater Bear.
Balatic
42
Are called images with different shapes, sometimes worshipped with little importance.
Lic-ha
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The goddess of labor and good deeds.
Idianale
44
The guardian of Kasamaan. Had a war with Bathala in 1589 to see who would rule the realms.
Sitan
45
One of the priestess of the devil.
Catolonan
46
Witches who pretend to heal the sick.
Mangagaguay
47
If they saw anyone clothed in white, it will tear out his liver and eat it.
Silangan
48
Only male agent of Sitan, referred to as the fire god.
Mancocolam
49
Shows himself at night to may persons without his head or entrails.
Magtatangal
50
A flying creature that murders men and eat their flesh.
Osuang
51
They made charms out of herbs, stones, and wood, which infuse the heart with love.
Mangagayom
52
Helps someone die.
Sonat
53
Seer that predicts the future.
Panatahojan
54
A cotquean (masculine woman).
Bayoguin
55
A place of another life to rest, also known as "paradise" or "village of rest".
Maca
56
"Place of anguish"
Casanaan
57
Ghost
Vibit
58
Phantoms
Tigbalaang
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The lament, which can be heard at night, of a woman died during childbirth.
Patianac