- as the
Ternatan raid of
Bohol and the
migration of
Boholanos under Datu
Pagbuaya to Dapitan. In 1667,
Father Francisco Combes, in his
Historia de Mindanao...
- lost
their lives in this conflict,
including Pagbuaya's brother Datu Dailisan.
After the raid, Datu
Pagbuaya, who was left as the sole
reigning chief of...
- made a
blood compact with
Spanish explorer,
Miguel López de Legazpi. Datu
Pagbuaya – King of Bohol. He
governed with his
brother Datu Dailisan, a settlement...
- and of a
healer of the sick. In 1563, some
Eskayan followers of Datu
Pagbuaya arrived and
settled in Ilaya.
During the
Spanish occupation,
Ilaya became...
-
visited the
Boholano chieftain Datu
Pagbuaya on the
invitation of Datu Sikatuna.
There they
found the
place of Datu
Pagbuaya to be a
thriving settlement. In...
-
Sanday Josefa Slipways Active as of
September 2023 MMOV-3003 BRP Datu
Pagbuaya Josefa Slipways Active as of
September 2023 MMOV-3004 BRP Datu
Bankaw Josefa...
-
natives to Christianity.
Foremost of the
converts were
Pedro Manooc, son of
Pagbuaya, and Manooc's daughter,
Maria Uray. A
permanent mission was
founded at...
-
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Pagbuaya (MMOV-3003) BRP Datu Bankaw (MMOV-3004) Philippines 12
ships being built...
- Butuan. At the time,
Dapitan was
ruled by two
brothers named Dalisan and
Pagbuaya. The
Ternateans at the time were
allied to the Portuguese.
Dapitan was...
-
Muslim Moluccans. The
survivors of the destruction, led by
their datu,
Pagbuaya,
migrated to
northern Mindanao and
established a new
Dapitan there. They...
