Traditions of the Tinguian

Gintoban

First appears: Tale 6 Β· Part 3

Life events

  • Iwaginan gave Gintoban a skirt to dance after she asked him to bid her dance.(Tale 6 Β· Part 3 Β· πŸ“ Kadalayapan)
    • With: Iwaginan
    • β€œAs soon as Aponibolinayen and Lingiwan finished dancing Iwaginan took the skirts from them and he gave one to Gintoban and the other to Ilwisan, and so they danced.”

Tale 6 Β· Part 3

  • married with Iwaginan β€œHis wife Gintoban who was a big woman, who used the big jars like agate beads on her head and about her neck, said to Iwaginan, β€œWhy don't you, my husband, bid me dance?”

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