Traditions of the Tinguian

Imbangonan

Role: sister of Baingan · First appears: Tale 30

In Tale 30, at the town of the north, Baingan offered his sister Imbangonan to Tolagan as a wife, saying she “cannot belt herself unless there are nine belts.” Tolagan came to see Imbangonan, and they agreed to marry if she liked him and he paid 100 gumtang and 50 ginalman.

Relationship record

Life events

  • Baingan offered Tolagan his sister Imbangonan as a wife.(Tale 30 · 📍 the town of the north)
    • With: Baingan Tolagan
    • “‘If that is still your trouble’ said Baingan, ‘you go and see my sister, who is Imbangonan, whom you shall take for wife, who cannot belt herself unless there are nine belts. She is in the middle of the place of the betel-nuts.’”
  • Tolagan and Imbangonan agreed to marry if she liked him and he paid the stated bride-price.(Tale 30)
    • With: Tolagan
    • “Ala! we will marry if you agree to pay 100 gumtang and 50 ginalman”

Tale 30

  • siblings with Baingan “you go and see my sister, who is Imbangonan, whom you shall take for wife, who cannot belt herself unless there are nine belts.”
  • admirer: Tolagan (Tolagan expresses willingness to marry her.) “I came to see you, for your brother told me we are to marry if you like me.”

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