Laey

Role: servant · First appears: Tale 59

In Tale 59, Danipán’s servant Laey married Sayen, who believed she was Danipán. Sayen and Laey had one baby.

Relationship record

Life events

• Sayen married Laey, believing she was Danipán.(Tale 59)
  • With: Sayen
  • “She hid; so Sayen married her servant, thinking she was Danipán. The name of the servant was Laey.”
• Sayen and Laey had a baby.(Tale 59)
  • With: Sayen
  • “They had one baby.”

Tale 59

• married with Sayen “She hid; so Sayen married her servant, thinking she was Danipán. The name of the servant was Laey.”
• employer: Danipán “So Sayen married her servant, thinking she was Danipán. The name of the servant was Laey.”

Also listed in Other Figures — Minor Figures

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