00000cam a22000003a 4500 UP-1685523046126284265 Buklod 20140915145151.0 m |o d | cr ||||||||||| 140915s2002 xx d r |||| u| 971086310X (iLib)UPMNL-00013308844 UCASM001712 Php300.00 CASM rda eng GR 326 M4 E88 2002 Esteban, Rolando C. Mindanao folktales Rolando C. Esteban, Arthur P. Casanova, Ivie C. Esteban. Mandaluyong City National Book Store c2002. xv, 95 p. text rdacontent unmediated rdamedia volume rdacarrier UCASM-1712 (UCASM001712) The fight between Rajah Indarapatra and Omakaan (Maranao) -- The mosquito's whisper (Maranao) -- Pilandok and the blind man (Maranao) -- Pilandok and the sultan (Maranao) -- The wasp ( Maranao) -- The turtle and the snake (Maranao) -- Why Sapinit has many hairs (Maranao) -- The helpful kapre (Maguindanao) -- Sultan Skander and Tarabusao (Maguindanao) -- Patakoda, the giant stallion ( Maguindanao) -- Punta Flechas (Maguindanao) -- Amer Hamja (Tausug) -- The legend of Siasi (Tausug) -- The legend of Dua Bullod (Tausug) -- Dayang-dayang Fatima (Tausug) -- Origin of the Samals and Kalibugans (Samal) -- The first fish trap (Samal) -- The red hen (Samal) -- Pulong Bato (Samal/Zamboanga) -- The origin of Kalibugans (Kalibugan) -- The three hills of Sanito (Subanen) -- Anita's anger (Manobo-Surigao) -- Ango (Manobo-Surigao) -- How Kinadabsan Falls got its name (Surigaonon) -- Tagbayanga Island (Surigaonon) -- The legend of Lake Mainit (Surigaonon) -- How Pikit Stream got its name (Surigaonon) -- The cat and the rat (Kamayo) -- Why there are many kinds of plants (Kamayo) -- The prince and his destiny (Visayan) -- How Tupilak got its name (Visayan) -- The treasure of Buluan Island (Visayan) -- Juan Bahag (Visayan-Surigao) -- Lumabaet (Bagobo) -- The foothills of Mt. Apo (Bagobo) -- The turtle dove (Bilaan) -- Origin of the Bilaan (Bilaan) -- The first men and women, version 1 (Bilaan) -- The first men and women, version 2 (Bilaan) -- The flood (Bukidnon) -- Tuluyan and the takalub (Bukidnon) -- Camiguin (Bukidnon) -- Origin of the name Talaandig (Talaandig) -- Two datus (Kalagan) -- The cuckoo (Ilonggo) -- The bakwa and the monkey (Ilonggo) -- Why rice is scarce (Ilonggo). Tales Philippines Mindanao. Folk literature, Philippine Translations into English. Casanova, Arthur P. Esteban, Ivie C. UPMNL CASM GR 326 M4 E88 2002 Book