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]]> By: Cris http://www.exploreiloilo.com/a-chronology-the-ilonggo-nation-part-2.html#comment-925 Cris Wed, 01 Nov 2006 22:33:56 +0000 http://www.exploreiloilo.com/a-chronology-the-ilonggo-nation-part-2.html#comment-925 I'm submitting this article I found to be connected with the above. thank you. Cris ================================= The Maragtas Legend and the Chinese Ming Dynasty: (By: dinggol a.divinagracia- Sept.25,2006) ------------ --------- --------- --------- -- The inclusion in the ancient Chronology of the "Chinese Ming Dynasty and Islamic Influences" by Guo Zhongli about the saga of Bornean Datu Putih, Code of Kalantiaw and the Maragtas Code of Sumakwel, is like a drop of rain on a hot summer day. The hotley contested issue over SOLFED forum and other efora...the end seems near. ------------ --------- -- Likewise, this is a shot in the arm to believers of their glorious past & noble heritage. ------------ --------- - According to Ming Chroniclers: "...1372 AD -Sabah Journal reported a Ming envoy, Prince Sahib ul-Kahar Ong Sum-ping to have sailed through the Sulu Archipelago to Kinabatangan in North Borneo and established a permanent Chinese foothold in that vast uninhabited island...." ------------ --------- - "...1390 AD - Srivijayan Raja Baguinda, a minor ruler of Minangkabau, arrived in Sulu from Swarna Dwipa and founded the town of Bwansa in Jolo Island;...." ------------ --------- - Hypothetical analysis: With the passage of time, inter-marriages and the relationships between neighboring islanders brought about the contemporaries of Sri-Vijayan Ruler Sultan Makatunaw (or whoever his name), Datu Putih and the Bornean datus who later fled Bornay and landed in Panay in the early 1400's. (Not between 1214-1250 as earlier believed) ------------ --------- --------- --------- ---- We noted the following in contradiction viz-a-viz our contentions: ------------ --------- --------- --------- ---- According to Ming Chroniclers: "...1433 AD - A Seven-Datu-Council codified the Code of Kalantiaw (by Kalantiaw) and the Maragtas Code (by Sumakwel) for the people of Panay Island; Three Adatus from the original ten who came to Panay left for Batangas and Mindoro; Datu Putih was one of them but eventually returned to North Borneo from where no trace of him was found...." ------------ Our Contentions: --------- -----Ming Dynasty Chroniclers: 1) The name: Datu Puti ---------Datu Putih 2) Landed in Panay: middle 13th Century---Early 15th century 2) 3-datus remained 7 left for luzon----- 7-datus remained 3 left for luzon 4) Reached Batangas & explored luzon------- Mindoro, Batangas & explored Luzon 5) from Batangas, settled & died in Sulu---Back to Borneo with no trace thereafter ------------ - "Astana Putih" - present seat of the Royal Sulu Sultanate at Umbal Duwa in Indanan, Jolo Island in the Tausog Region of Sulu could have been named after Datu Putih. ------------ --------- --------- ---- We are inclined to believe the ancient Chinese Ming Dynasty recorded chronicles because of the confirmed two points early emigration to the Philippine archipelago, also above-cited. ------------ --------- --------- ---- Be that as it may, Pedro A. Monteclaro painstakingly created a legacy to all his "Kasimanwa"- -- a guide for future generations; notwithstanding attempts of distortions by others to discredit his efforts. ------------ --------- --------- --- The "Maragtas Legend" shall forever be in the minds and enshrined in the hearts of Ilonggos, wherever they may be...a nostalgic memory...of a perceived myth that became a legend ...and the legend that turned out to be the history of a proud and noble People...of the once great Ilonggo Nation! ---------------------------------------------- Source-INM Banwa_Mo Group Home Page at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Banwa_Mo Website at: www.ilonggo-nation.8k.com I’m submitting this article I found to be connected with the above. thank you. Cris
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The Maragtas Legend and the Chinese Ming Dynasty:
(By: dinggol a.divinagracia- Sept.25,2006)
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The inclusion in the ancient Chronology of the “Chinese Ming Dynasty and Islamic Influences” by Guo Zhongli about the saga of Bornean Datu Putih, Code of Kalantiaw and the Maragtas Code of Sumakwel, is like a drop of rain on a hot summer day. The hotley contested issue over SOLFED forum and other efora…the end seems near.
———— ——— –
Likewise, this is a shot in the arm to believers of their glorious past & noble heritage.
———— ——— -
According to Ming Chroniclers:
“…1372 AD -Sabah Journal reported a Ming envoy, Prince Sahib ul-Kahar Ong Sum-ping to have sailed through the Sulu Archipelago to Kinabatangan in North Borneo and established a permanent Chinese foothold in that vast uninhabited island….”
———— ——— -
“…1390 AD - Srivijayan Raja Baguinda, a minor ruler of Minangkabau, arrived in Sulu from Swarna Dwipa and founded the town of Bwansa in Jolo Island;….”
———— ——— -
Hypothetical analysis:
With the passage of time, inter-marriages and the relationships between neighboring islanders brought about the contemporaries of Sri-Vijayan Ruler Sultan Makatunaw (or whoever his name), Datu Putih and the Bornean datus who later fled Bornay and landed in Panay in the early 1400’s. (Not between 1214-1250 as earlier believed)
———— ——— ——— ——— —-
We noted the following in contradiction viz-a-viz our contentions:
———— ——— ——— ——— —-
According to Ming Chroniclers:
“…1433 AD - A Seven-Datu-Council codified the Code of Kalantiaw (by Kalantiaw) and the Maragtas Code (by Sumakwel) for the people of Panay Island; Three Adatus from the original ten who came to Panay left for Batangas and Mindoro; Datu Putih was one of them but eventually returned to North Borneo from where no trace of him was found….”
————
Our Contentions: ——— —–Ming Dynasty Chroniclers:
1) The name: Datu Puti ———Datu Putih
2) Landed in Panay: middle 13th Century—Early 15th century
2) 3-datus remained 7 left for luzon—– 7-datus remained 3 left for luzon
4) Reached Batangas & explored luzon——- Mindoro, Batangas & explored Luzon
5) from Batangas, settled & died in Sulu—Back to Borneo with no trace thereafter
———— -
“Astana Putih” - present seat of the Royal Sulu Sultanate at Umbal Duwa in Indanan, Jolo Island in the Tausog Region of Sulu could have been named after Datu Putih.
———— ——— ——— —-
We are inclined to believe the ancient Chinese Ming Dynasty recorded chronicles because of the confirmed two points early emigration to the Philippine archipelago, also above-cited.
———— ——— ——— —-
Be that as it may, Pedro A. Monteclaro painstakingly created a legacy to all his “Kasimanwa”- — a guide for future generations; notwithstanding attempts of distortions by others to discredit his efforts.
———— ——— ——— —
The “Maragtas Legend” shall forever be in the minds and enshrined in the hearts of Ilonggos, wherever they may be…a nostalgic memory…of a perceived myth that became a legend …and the legend that turned out to be the history of a proud and noble People…of the once great Ilonggo Nation!
———————————————-
Source-INM Banwa_Mo Group Home Page at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Banwa_Mo
Website at: http://www.ilonggo-nation.8k.com

]]> By: Eric Gotera http://www.exploreiloilo.com/a-chronology-the-ilonggo-nation-part-2.html#comment-907 Eric Gotera Wed, 01 Nov 2006 15:30:57 +0000 http://www.exploreiloilo.com/a-chronology-the-ilonggo-nation-part-2.html#comment-907 I do agree about that, good thing that this article should be published in NATIONAL PAPER, this would spark interest to the general public and the sense of RESPECT that we should attain from any other people, within or outside the country of LAS ISLAS PHILIPINAS.. I do agree about that, good thing that this article should be published in NATIONAL PAPER, this would spark interest to the general public and the sense of RESPECT that we should attain from any other people, within or outside the country of LAS ISLAS PHILIPINAS..

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