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    Contributed To Establishing Sulu Sultanate

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    Contributed To Establishing Sulu Sultanate

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    Maranao

    Muslim
    Lumad
    Mandaya
    Tausug
    TIboli
    Bukidnon People
    Yakan
    Bilaan
    Manobo
    Sama
    Subanun
    Muslims in Palawan
    Kalagan
    Iranun
    Bagobos
    Jama Mapun
    Badjao
    Sangil
    Kolibugan
    Maguindanao
    RA 6734
    Contributed to establishing Sulu Sultanate

    Called as people of the lake.

    It includes subgroups of Badjao and scattered in Sulu archipelago

    Inhabit south-central Mindanao

    Known as people of the current or brave people

    Known as Binokid, Binukid, Higaonan

    Resides in Basilan south of Mindanao

    People of flooded plain

    Largest muslim community and minority in the mindano

    They live in headwaters of the Pulangi water on the slopes of Mouth Kitanglad or Mouth Kalatungan

    Reside in lake Lanao

    Animistc ethnic group residing along the Mayo River

    They blend Islamic tradition with traditional beliefs referred as folk islam

    This region incl;udes Tituray Tibili Manobo.

    Resides in the higliands of North-central Mindanao.

    Practiced slash and burn agriculture

    They traditionally wrap their dead in tree barks, suspending them from treetops

    Many of them Assimilated and mostly catholics

    Largest muslim group in the Philippines

    Reside in Pulangi Area

    In the past , a youth would file and blacken their teeth upon reaching puberty, practices believed to
    enhance beauty and facilitate finding suitable marriage partners

    Its family is are traditionally large and closely knit and some individuals from ancestral royalty maintain
    political prominence

    Also know as Balud, Barann, Biraan, Blaan, Buluan, Bulanes, Tagalagad, Tkogan

    It is believed tghey converted to islam between 15 and 16 century

    Other than badjao who is considered as sea gypsies


    Remain separate from other ruling authorities except those of their own sultanates and datus

    Live in Cotabato Province particularly lake cebu west of general santos city

    They follow the teachings of islam

    Comprise 10 percent of the national population and commonly referred as cultural minorities

    It means native or indigenous

    An act enacte during Corazon Aquino presidency used this term to differentiate these ethnic
    communities from bangsamoro people

    Resides in regions of Mindano between the upper Pilangi and Davao rivers .

    Known as Manobo, manuvu, Obbo

    Tradionally inhabits the southwest highlands of mindano

    Also Known as Dulangan and Tudag

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