Dalonágan

Also known as: Dalonágan of Kabisilan / Dolonágan · Role: parent of Dapilísan · First appears: Tale 1 · Part 4

In Tale 1 · Part 4, Dinay of Kabisilan is named as Dalonágan’s daughter. In Tale 2 · Part 1, Dalonágan and a companion cross the river to reach Algaba’s town at Dagála; Dalonágan and Algaba are cousins.

In Tale 17 · Part 1, Dalonágan and Bangan are the parents of Dapilísan, whom Kanag marries. In Tale 17 · Part 2, Aponibolinayen pays the marriage price for Kanag’s marriage to Dapilísan, and Kanag speaks to Dalonágan as his mother-in-law. In Tale 21 · Part 3, the families agree on the marriage price and allow Kanag to marry Dapilísan.

Relationship record

Life events

• Dalonágan and his companion crossed the river to reach Algaba of Dagála’s town.(Tale 2 · Part 1 · 📍 Dagála)
  • With: Algaba
  • “Not long after they arrived at the spring of Algaba of Dagála, and the people who dipped water from the spring were there.”
• Kanag married Dapilísan.(Tale 17 · Part 1)
  • With: Kanag Bangan Dapilísan
  • “So they were married.”
• Aponibolinayen paid the marriage price for Kanag’s marriage to Dapilísan.(Tale 17 · Part 2 · 📍 Kalaskigan)
  • With: Aponibolinayen Kanag Dapilísan
  • “When the balaua was over the people who went to attend the Sayang went home”
• Their families agreed on the marriage price and allowed Kanag to marry Dapilísan.(Tale 21 · Part 3 · 📍 Kabno-angan)
  • With: Kanag Dapilísan Bangan
  • “When she hung on the thread and it did not break they allowed Kanag to marry Dapílísan.”

Tale 1 · Part 4

• child: Dinay “Dinay of Kabisilan, who was the daughter of Dalonágan”

Tale 2 · Part 1

• cousins with Algaba “Will one of you guide us to the house of our cousin Algaba?”

Tale 17 · Part 1

• child: Dapilísan “My Aunt Bangan and my Uncle Dalonágan, do not be surprised, for I want to marry your daughter Dapilísan.”

Tale 17 · Part 2

• child: Dapilísan “My name is Dapilísan, who is the daughter of Bangan and Dalonágan, who is the wife of your son Kanag, for whom you did not make pakálon.”
• younger kin: Kanag “‘The singed pig, for it is the custom of the people in Kadalayapan,’ said Kanag to his mother-in-law.”

Tale 21 · Part 2

• child: Dapilísan “My name is Dapilísan, who is the daughter of Bangan and Dalonágan of Kabno-angan.”

Tale 21 · Part 3

• child: Dapilísan “Bangan and Dalonágan said to him, “I wondered why my daughter went to the well.”

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Extracted from the original text of Traditions of the Tinguian. Made with Rho MD.