Dumanágan

First appears: Tale 26

In Tale 26, Dumanágan sent his mother Langa-an to Kaodanan. At Kadalayapan, he married Aponibolinayen after the marriage price was paid; when she became anxious to eat biw fruit, he brought it to her, and she became well again. After seven months, she gave birth to their son, Asbinan.

Relationship record

Life events

• Dumanágan sent his mother Langa-an to Kaodanan.(Tale 26 · 📍 Kaodanan)
  • With: Langa-an
  • “Dumanágan sent his mother Langa-an to Kaodanan.”
• Dumanágan and Aponibolinayen married after the marriage price was paid.(Tale 26 · 📍 Kadalayapan)
  • With: Aponibolinayen
  • “Not long after when they had paid they all danced.”
• Aponibolinayen ate biw fruit Dumanágan brought and became well again.(Tale 26 · 📍 Kadalayapan)
  • With: Aponibolinayen
  • “As soon as she ate it she became well again.”

Tale 26

• parent: Langa-an “Dumanágan sent his mother Langa-an to Kaodanan.”
• married with Aponibolinayen “Not long after they went up to the gate of the town and they agreed on the marriage price when Dumanágan should marry Aponibolinayen.”
• child: Asbinan (Inferred as the child's father from the passage identifying Aponibolinayen as Dumanágan's wife.) “Not long after Aponibolinayen was very anxious to eat biw fruit of Tagapolo. So Dumanágan went to get it for her. He arrived where the biw was and he got some, and in a short time he returned to Kadalayapan and he gave the fruit to his wife to eat. As soon as she ate it she became well again. After seven months she gave birth and they called the boy Asbinan.”

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