Traditions of the Tinguian

the father of Siagon

Role: head man · First appears: Tale 57

In Tale 57, the father of Siagon is head man of Patok and the parent of Siagon. One night, he struck a ladag with his whip, and it said, “Hah.”

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Life events

  • The father of Siagon struck a ladag with his whip.(Tale 57 · 📍 Patok)

Tale 57

  • child: Siagon “The father of Siagon was head man of Patok.”
  • enemies with a ladag (Tale 57) “He struck it with his whip and it said, ‘Hah.’”

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