Danipán

Family: The people of Kadalayapan · First appears: Tale 59

In Tale 59, Danipán lived in Kadalayapan and did not wish to marry Sayen, who wanted to marry her. Believing his servant Laey was Danipán, Sayen married Laey and took her to Benben. When Sayen discovered the mistake, he killed many people in Kadalayapan; the lakay called Danipán out, saying he was killing the townspeople because she had done something bad to him. Sayen brought some of the dead back to life and married Danipán, taking her to Benben.

Relationship record

Life events

• Danipán refused Sayen's wish to marry her.(Tale 59 · 📍 Kadalayapan)
  • With: Sayen
  • “He wanted to marry Danipán who lives in Kadalayapan, but she did not wish.”
• Sayen killed many people in Kadalayapan after discovering Laey was not Danipán.(Tale 59 · 📍 Kadalayapan)
  • With: Sayen
  • “When he got there, he began to kill the people of the town. When he had killed many people the lakay called Danipán, ‘Come out, Sayen is killing many people of the town, because you did something bad to him.’”
• Sayen brought the dead back to life and married Danipán.(Tale 59 · 📍 Benben)
  • With: Sayen
  • “Sayen spat on some of the dead people and made them alive again and he married Danipán and took her to Benben.”

Tale 59

• admirer: Sayen “He wanted to marry Danipán who lives in Kadalayapan, but she did not wish.”
• married with Sayen “Sayen spat on some of the dead people and made them alive again and he married Danipán and took her to Benben.”
• servant: Laey “So Sayen married her servant, thinking she was Danipán. The name of the servant was Laey.”

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