Traditions of the Tinguian

A fisherman (Tale 91)

Role: fisherman · First appears: Tale 91

Life events

  • Banog seized A fisherman and carried him to its nest.(Tale 91)
    • With: Banog
    • “It seized the man, put him on its back and flew away.”
  • A fisherman escaped from the tree and returned home.(Tale 91)
    • “He took one in each hand and jumped from the tree, and the young birds broke his fall so that he was not hurt. The man was much frightened by the things which had happened to him, and he ran to his home.”

Tale 91

  • enemies with Banog “It seized the man, put him on its back and flew away.”

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