Local History Flashcards
Body of water that separates Iloilo from Guimaras.
Iloilo Strait
Known as the rice bowls of Western Visayas and of the whole country.
Iloilo
Where Panay River is located.
Capiz
Known as the “Athens of the South.”
Molo, Iloilo City
The largest and most stately palm growing in the Philippines.
Buri
The old name of Iloilo.
Irong-irong
The old name of Panay
Aninipay
The northernmost town of Iloilo.
Carles
The legendary woman law giver of Panay.
Lubluban
The book tells the story of how the ten Bornean Datus came to the Philippines and the purchase of Panay from the Atis.
Maragtas
Chief of Atis
Datu Marikudo
A folk history of Ancient Panay
Maragtas
Author of Maragtas published in 1901 at Miagao Iloilo.
Pedro Monteclaro
A priest assigned in Janiuay,Iloilo who wrote a much earlier version of the history of Panay
Father Tomas Santaren
The cruel king of Borneo
Sultan Makatunao
The leader of the ten Bornean datus who landed in Panay.
Datu Puti
The wisest of the three datus who ruled Panay
Datu Sumakwel
An Ati fisherman who met the datus used in coming to the Philippines
Salocot
Capital of the Ati Kingdom in Aninipay
Sinugbuhan
The wife of King Marikudo
Maniwantiwan
A war dance performed by two Ati warriors, each armed with a bolo.
Sinulog
The price actually paid by the Borneas for Panay’s lowland.
Gold sadok and a long necklace
The supreme god of the Atis
Bulalakaw
The old name of Antique
Hamtik or Hantik