- The
Tagalog maginoo, the
Kapampangan ginu, and the
Visayan tumao were the
nobility social class among various cultures of the pre-colonial Philippines...
- or to
royal nobility,
which was
actually restricted to the
hereditary maginoo class. The
maharlika were a
martial class of freemen. Like the timawa,...
-
class to
which the datu
belonged to was
known as the
maginoo class. Any male
member of the
maginoo class can
become a datu by
personal achievement. The...
-
Kagitingan Sa Baran****
Category of
Lakan Category of Datu
Category of
Maginoo Civilian Employee's
Honorary and
Incentive Award Distinguished Honor Medal...
-
class to
which the datu
belonged to was
known as the
maginoo class. Any male
member of the
maginoo class can
become a datu by
personal achievement.: "125" ...
-
Philippine societies. Only a
member of this
birthright aristocracy (called
maginoo, nobleza, maharlika, or
timagua by
various early chroniclers)
could become...
- Srivijaya, Ma****ahit and Brunei.
Tagalog maharlika, c.1590
Boxer Codex Tagalog maginoo, c.1590
Boxer Codex Visayan kadatuan, c.1590
Boxer Codex Native commoner...
-
colors to
signify the
social caste of its wearer. Blue was worn for the
maginoo nobility class only, red ****ng for the
maharlika warrior class, and other...
- as
opposed to the
higher classes of the timawa/maharlika and the tumao/
maginoo. This translation, however, is inaccurate. The
concept of the
alipin relied...
-
Janggo Epifanio Ang
Bilas Ko: NB-Eye (1995)
Panfilo Ang Tipo Kong Lalake:
Maginoo Pero
Medyo Bastos (1995)
Stevan "Junior" Cruz Jr. Cara y Cruz:
Walang Sinasanto...
