- bánoy and ágila (a
Spanish loanword) in Tagalog;
manaul or
manaol in the
Visayan languages;
manaol or
garuda in
Maranao and Maguindanao; ti**** in Subanen;...
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Labangan Lawaguin Kanluran Lazaan Silangan Lazaan Lagulo Maiit Malaya Malinao Manaol Maravilla Nagcalbang Poblacion I (Poblacion)
Poblacion II (Poblacion) Poblacion...
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native Filipinos,
while on its
reverse shows the
Philippine eagle, or the
Manaol,
which symbolizes clear vision, freedom, and strength; and
which embodies...
- Baños Bay – Bay
Bangyas – Bangyas,
Calauan Victoria (Dayap) –
Victoria Manaol –
Manaol,
Nagcarlan Banca-Banca – Banca-Banca,
Nagcarlan Calumpang – Calumpang...
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Dilan Don
Benito Haway Imbalbalatong Inoman Laoac Maambal Malasin Malokiat Manaol Nama
Nantangalan Palacpalac Palguyod Poblacion District I
Poblacion District...
- 020 7,052 6,513
Cabuyao Mampalasan 6,086 5,374 2,681 1,955 1,364 Biñan
Manaol 1,652 1,595 1,345 1,251 1,168
Nagcarlan Mapagong 4,942 3,618 3,676 2,503...
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native Filipinos,
while on its
reverse shows the
Philippine eagle, or the
Manaol,
which symbolizes clear vision, freedom, and strength; and
which embodies...
- sitios.
Batitang Carmen Concepcion Del
Pilar General Luna H.
Romero Mac****
Manaol Mayamot Pantoc San
Vicente (Poblacion) San
Isidro San
Rafael Santa Cruz...
- 502 1,217 947
Bayambang Manambong Sur 2,053 1,995 1,644 1,382
Bayambang Manaol 1,450 1,338 1,277 1,088
Pozorrubio Manat 1,580 1,490 1,463 1,228 Binmaley...
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peace with the Spaniards,
ceding the
island of Basilan. But this same year
Manaol, in Mindoro, and Cateel, in Mindanao, were attacked. In 1730 Tay-Tay was...
