Soliben

Role: son · First appears: Tale 76

In Tale 76, hundreds of years ago, Soliben was the only son of Tagápen and Giáben, who were husband and wife. At Sinalang town, he stayed with them in a balaua, where they taught many Tinguian people.

Relationship record

Life events

• Tagápen and Giáben were husband and wife and had one son, Soliben.(Tale 76)
  • With: Tagápen Giáben
  • “Hundreds of years ago there were two people who were husband and wife. Their names were Tagápen and Giáben, and they had only one son whose name was Soliben.”
• Tagápen, his wife, and their son stayed in a balaua and taught many Tinguian people.(Tale 76 · 📍 Sinalang town)
  • With: Tagápen Giáben
  • “Tagápen and his wife with her son stayed in a little house we call balaua; they lived there teaching many dalengs and bagayos of the Tinguian people.”

Tale 76

• parent: Tagápen “Hundreds of years ago there were two people who were husband and wife. Their names were Tagápen and Giáben, and they had only one son whose name was Soliben.”
• parent: Giáben “Hundreds of years ago there were two people who were husband and wife. Their names were Tagápen and Giáben, and they had only one son whose name was Soliben.”

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