- its
constituents to
their former regions.
Negros was
originally called Buglas, an old Hili****non word
thought to mean "cut off", as it is
believed that...
- Magahat, also
called Southern Binukidnon or
Buglas Bukidnon, is a
Central Philippine language of the
mountains of
Negros in the
Philippines that has been...
-
Negros Occidental, be
renamed with
their pre-colonial
names as "
Buglas Sidlakan" and "
Buglas Nakatundan" respectively, with Negros, as a
federal state, be...
- A baghlah, bagala,
bugala or
baggala (Arabic: بغلة) is a
large deep-sea dhow, a
traditional Arabic sailing vessel. The name "baghla"
means "mule" in the...
-
Negros Oriental, be
renamed with
their pre-colonial
names as "
Buglas Nakatundan" and "
Buglas Sidlakan" respectively, with Negros, as a
federal state, be...
- the city
centre are
sporting facilities like
swimming pools (for
example "
Bugla", "Rolna") and in neighbourhood—Golf
courses (in
Siemianowice Śląskie)....
-
Sodola Saugun Matyavat Dulot Sagadawat Chhirkalot Jatlawat Bhegot Balot (
Bugla)
Naharwad Kataria Demrot (Boridha)
Bodhiyan Poonglot (Sekhawat) Ludawat...
-
pioneers developed the
settlement into a
thriving Christian village. In 1856,
Buglas (Negros) Island, as a politico-military
province under the
Spanish Empire...
- Island,
dated 1572 and
charted by
Diego López de
Povedano identified it as
Buglas, the
native reference derived from the tall cane-like gr****
which ranged...
- be honored. His male
heirs were
given the
hereditary title of
Marquis of
Buglas, i.e.,
Negros Island in the Philippines. In the
modern era, the country...
