Asigowan

First appears: Tale 26

In Tale 26, Asigowan is the daughter of Gagelagatan and Dinowágan, but she lives with the alan. At Nagwatowátan, Asbinan does not recognize her until she makes balaua; he then marries her. Not long after, Asigowan cuts her finger and dies through the concubines’ magic, and Alokotán brings her back to life. Asigowan returns to Asbinan, who recognizes her as his wife, and they celebrate with a big party. Alokotán gives all her property to the couple.

Relationship record

Life events

• Asbinan married Asigowan.(Tale 26 · 📍 Nagwatowátan)
  • With: Asbinan
  • “Her father and mother did not know her until she made balaua and Asbinan did not know her until the balaua, then he married her at once.”
• Asigowan cut her finger and died through the concubines' magic.(Tale 26)
  • “Not long after she truly cut her finger and died.”
• Alokotán brought Asigowan back to life.(Tale 26)
  • With: Alokotán
  • “Not long after she made her alive again.”
• Asigowan returned to Asbinan, who recognized her as his wife, and they held a big party.(Tale 26)
  • With: Asbinan
  • “The bird became a girl again, the same as before, and Asbinan saw that it was his wife, so he was very happy and they made a big party.”
• Alokotán gave all her property to Asbinan and Asigowan.(Tale 26)
  • With: Alokotán Asbinan
  • “The old woman Alokotán gave them all her property”

Tale 26

• parent: Gagelagatan “The father and mother of Asigowan were Gagelagatan and Dinowágan, but she lived with the alan.”
• parent: Dinowágan “The father and mother of Asigowan were Gagelagatan and Dinowágan, but she lived with the alan.”
• married with Asbinan “then he married her at once.”
• benefactor: Alokotán “Not long after she made her alive again.”

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