- Ma-i, or
Maidh (also
spelled Ma'I, Mai, Ma-yi or Mayi; Baybayin: ᜋᜁ; Hanunoo: ᜫᜡ;
Hokkien Chinese: 麻逸; Pe̍h-ōe-jī: mâ-i̍t;
Mandarin Chinese: 麻逸; pinyin:...
- and
taxes were levied.
There was also a
Buddhist polity known as Ma-i or
Maidh,
described in
Chinese and
Bruneian records in the 10th
century AD, although...
- old and
original fort of Amber,
dating from
earlier Rajas or the Mair or
Maidh period, is what is
known in the
present day as
Jaigarh Fort,
which was actually...
- (probably on
Mindoro or Laguna)
recorded by the
Sultanate of
Brunei as
Maidh. St.
Lazarus Islands, a
former name: from the
Spanish name Las
islas de...
-
maigi SIM pabudh(a) lagadh(a)
gidha wœrdha/wœradh saidh(a) dhadhadh(a) nœgaidh(a)
maidh(a) RES
pabuzi lagazi gizi wœrzi
saizi dhadhazi nœgaizi maizi...
- also
recorded in the
Sultanate of Brunei's
royal records as the
nation of
Maidh. This
state was said to have been
centered on the
island of Mindoro. In...
- of the
relevant emblem representing either one's
totem or specialkœubu
maidh "battle magic" (augadh) worn by a warrior. In 1870 the
Mabuigalgal raided...
-
material and
language used in magic, but not the
magic itself,
which is
maidh) G ur[r]uwa, Y apunwuvu, At wapunwuvu, A apunwuvu, WCL
thigi brain (see...
