Other Figures — Minor Figures

164 figures from Traditions of the Tinguian who appear only briefly. Each keeps their own page; this one gathers them so they can be read together.

Ginambo

woman · first appears Tale 6 · Part 1

• Tale 6 · Part 1 · enemies with Aponibolinayen “There was a woman whose name was Ginambo of Gonigonan, who went to fight Aponibolinayen of Kaodanan.”

the old alan (Tale 9)

first appears Tale 9

• Tale 9 · recipient: Aponitolau “If it were not for me, Aponitolau would not be alive, for you Langa-an had a miscarriage and lost him, when you went to wash your hair, so I picked him up, because I had no one to inherit my possessions.”
• Tale 9 · recipient: Aponibolinayen “Take all my things, so that Aponitolau and his wife may own them.”

Balau of Baboyan

great bird · first appears Tale 11 · Part 2

• Tale 11 · Part 2 · enemies with Aponitolau “Then he was seized by Balau and was carried to Baboyan.”
• Tale 11 · Part 2 · enemies with Kanag “He climbed the trees, he cut them so that they fell down, he cast them down--those big snakes--then he cut off the head of Balau, and the earth trembled.”

Dagoláyen (grandfather of Aponitolau)

person · first appears Tale 11 · Part 1

• Tale 11 · Part 1 · younger kin: Aponitolau “They rolled the jars which they took down to the river and there were among them doldoli and ginaang, and the jars were glad, for they had formerly belonged to Dagoláyen, the grandfather of Aponitolau, but had been stolen.”

Dalinmanok of Dalinapoyan

person · first appears Tale 11 · Part 1

• Tale 11 · Part 1 · enemies with Aponitolau “Then Dalinmanok became angry; he looked like a courting cock and seized Aponitolau by the hair.”

Dumpoga of Dagala

person · first appears Tale 11 · Part 1

• Tale 11 · Part 1 · enemies with Aponitolau “When it was day, they met at the river and they fought until afternoon; and when Aponitolau was thirsty his headaxe turned slantwise and water blue as indigo flowed off it freely.”

Ligi of Dagopan

person · first appears Tale 11 · Part 1

• Tale 11 · Part 1 · enemies with Aponitolau “When it was day, they met at the river and they fought until afternoon; and when Aponitolau was thirsty his headaxe turned slantwise and water blue as indigo flowed off it freely.”

Ligi of Madagitan

person · first appears Tale 11 · Part 1

• Tale 11 · Part 1 · enemies with Aponitolau “When it was day, they met at the river and they fought until afternoon; and when Aponitolau was thirsty his headaxe turned slantwise and water blue as indigo flowed off it freely.”

Masilnag of Kaskasilnagan

person · first appears Tale 11 · Part 1

• Tale 11 · Part 1 · enemies with Aponitolau “When it was day, they met at the river and they fought until afternoon; and when Aponitolau was thirsty his headaxe turned slantwise and water blue as indigo flowed off it freely.”