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    The document analyzes the pre-Hispanic social class structure and governance in the Philippines. It describes a three-level caste system consisting of principals, timaguas, and slaves. Principals, also known as datus, governed and ruled over their subjects. Timaguas served as plebeians and warriors. There were two classes of slaves, who served the principals without compensation. The document examines the duties and responsibilities of each social class, as well as significant people like datus and elders.

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    The document analyzes the pre-Hispanic social class structure and governance in the Philippines. It describes a three-level caste system consisting of principals, timaguas, and slaves. Principals, also known as datus, governed and ruled over their subjects. Timaguas served as plebeians and warriors. There were two classes of slaves, who served the principals without compensation. The document examines the duties and responsibilities of each social class, as well as significant people like datus and elders.

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    Brown History Education Presentation

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    The document analyzes the pre-Hispanic social class structure and governance in the Philippines. It describes a three-level caste system consisting of principals, timaguas, and slaves. Principals, also known as datus, governed and ruled over their subjects. Timaguas served as plebeians and warriors. There were two classes of slaves, who served the principals without compensation. The document examines the duties and responsibilities of each social class, as well as significant people like datus and elders.

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    FILIPINOS

    THROUGH THE
    LOOKING GLASS
    An analysis of the Pre-hispanic class structure
    and governance in the Philippines
    3 SOCIAL STATIONS

    PRINCIPALS

    TIMAGUAS
    SLAVES SAGUIGUILID
    NAMAMAHAY
    DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF principal
    "main duty was to govern and rule their subjects and
    henchmen, and to attend to their problems and needs"

    timaguas
    service renderer; equivalent to plebians; warriors
    EACH SOCIAL STATION

    slaves
    saguiguilid all purposes and servitude; children also
    serve in the same manner
    namamahay serve whenever the master requires,
    without any compensation
    SIGNIFICANT PEOPLE AND THEIR
    DUTIES

    DATU

    ELDERS
    APPOINTED
    SUCESOS DE social stations and functions
    LAS ISLAS rules

    FILIPINAS inheritance

    CUSTOMS OF castes and functions


    THE rules

    TAGALOGS inheritance
    BE CRITICAL!

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