Traditions of the Tinguian

Biwag

Role: brave man · First appears: Tale 75

In Tale 75, in the old times, the head man of Abra invited Biwag and Malona, two brave men from Cagayan, to help kill the snakes. At the gap of the Abra River, the flying snakes attacked them; the men fought with a banana-tree trunk, and the snakes’ wings stuck to it, so Biwag and Malona killed them. They asked for no reward, but the head man gave them gold shaped like deer and horses as pay.

Relationship record

Life events

  • Malona and Biwag killed the two flying snakes.(Tale 75 · 📍 the gap of the Abra river)
  • The head man of Abra gave Malona and Biwag gold shaped like deer and horses as their pay.(Tale 75)
    • With: the head man of Abra Malona
    • “They did not ask any reward, but the leader gave them gold in the form of deer and horses.”

Tale 75

  • employer: the head man of Abra “So the head man of Abra invited Malona and Biwag, two very brave men from Cagayan, to come and help him kill the snakes.”
  • enemies with the two flying snakes (Tale 75) “When they arrived, they were taken to the gap, and the snakes attacked them.”
  • benefactor: the head man of Abra “They did not ask any reward, but the leader gave them gold in the form of deer and horses.”

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