Traditions of the Tinguian

Gimbagonan

Role: wife of Iwaginan · First appears: Tale 4 · Part 3

In Tale 4 · Part 3, Gimbagonan is Iwaginan’s wife, and she is jealous when he dances first with Asibowan. In Tale 22 · Part 3, at Pindayan, Iwaginan divorces Gimbagonan and goes to marry Aponibolinayen. Gimbagonan poisons her, and Aponibolinayen dies; Gimbagonan gives her medicine, and she comes alive again.

Relationship record

Life events

  • Iwaginan divorced Gimbagonan.(Tale 22 · Part 3 · 📍 Pindayan)
    • With: Iwaginan
    • “As soon as they arrived in Pindayan he divorced Gimbagonan, and he went to marry Aponibolinayen.”
  • Gimbagonan poisoned Aponibolinayen, who died.(Tale 22 · Part 3 · 📍 Pindayan)
    • With: Aponibolinayen
    • “As soon as they chewed the betel-nut Aponibolinayen died.”
  • Gimbagonan cured Aponibolinayen, who came alive again.(Tale 22 · Part 3)
    • With: Aponibolinayen
    • “As soon as she made Aponibolinayen drink of her medicine, she was at once alive again.”

Tale 4 · Part 3

  • married with Iwaginan “He danced first with Asibowan before he made the others dance and his wife Gimbagonan was jealous.”

Tale 5 · Part 1

  • married with Iwaginan “After they stopped Iwaginan made his wife Gimbagonan dance”

Tale 7

  • married with Iwaginan “While he was walking and striking his shield in the middle of the way, Gimbagonan, the wife of Iwaginan, heard him, when he was near to Pindayan.”

Tale 18 · Part 2

  • married with Iwaginan “Gimbagonan, who was the wife of Iwaginan, and Danay of Kabisilan went to Dagápan.”

Tale 22 · Part 2

  • married with Iwaginan “the people from Pindayan, who were Iwaginan and his wife Gimbagonan, and the other people passed by the place where she was bathing”

Tale 22 · Part 3

  • married with Iwaginan “As soon as they arrived in Pindayan he divorced Gimbagonan, and he went to marry Aponibolinayen.”
  • enemies with Aponibolinayen “A day later he took Aponibolinayen to Pindayan and Gimbagonan prepared the baladon poison, because she wanted to kill Iwaginan.”
  • recipient: Aponibolinayen “As soon as she made Aponibolinayen drink of her medicine, she was at once alive again.”

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