Traditions of the Tinguian

Agten-ngaeyan

First appears: Tale 13 · Part 4

In Tale 13 · Part 4, Agten-ngaeyan and Kanag learn from their quids that they are brother and sister. The anitos let her go and advise her to return; she goes to Kadalayapan. When young men fight over her below the house, Kanag takes her back into the air so they cannot see her. Aponitolau and Aponibolinayen make balaua because they wish to see their daughter.

Relationship record

Life events

  • Kanag and Agten-ngaeyan discover that they are brother and sister.(Tale 13 · Part 4)
    • With: Kanag
    • “Their quids looked like the beads pinogalan, so they knew that they were brother and sister.”
  • Agten-ngaeyan leaves the anitos and goes to Kadalayapan after they let her go.(Tale 13 · Part 4 · 📍 Kadalayapan)
    • “The anitos let her go, but they advised her to return. So she went.”
  • Kanag takes Agten-ngaeyan back into the air after the young men fight over her.(Tale 13 · Part 4)
    • With: Kanag
    • “When Kanag saw the young men below the house fighting about her, he took her again into the air so that the young men could not see her.”

Tale 13 · Part 4

  • siblings with Kanag “Their quids looked like the beads pinogalan, so they knew that they were brother and sister.”
  • parent: Aponitolau “If you wish to see your daughter, father, make balaua at once.”
  • parent: Aponibolinayen “So they made balaua, for they wished to see their daughter.”

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