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    The wide island of Panay was originally inhabited by the Negrito tribe, but they disappeared in 1250 after agreeing to give up their land to the sultan of Borneo in exchange for gifts. In the early 13th century, a native chieftain sold the coastal areas to 10 Bornean Datus fleeing the Sri Vishayan Empire. One of the Datus received the Irong-Irong area, now called Iloilo City, and the island lived peacefully until the arrival of Juan Miguel de Legazpi in 1566, who discovered and developed more towns.

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    The wide island of Panay was originally inhabited by the Negrito tribe, but they disappeared in 1250 after agreeing to give up their land to the sultan of Borneo in exchange for gifts. In the early 13th century, a native chieftain sold the coastal areas to 10 Bornean Datus fleeing the Sri Vishayan Empire. One of the Datus received the Irong-Irong area, now called Iloilo City, and the island lived peacefully until the arrival of Juan Miguel de Legazpi in 1566, who discovered and developed more towns.

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    The wide island of Panay was originally inhabited by the Negrito tribe, but they disappeared in 1250 after agreeing to give up their land to the sultan of Borneo in exchange for gifts. In the early 13th century, a native chieftain sold the coastal areas to 10 Bornean Datus fleeing the Sri Vishayan Empire. One of the Datus received the Irong-Irong area, now called Iloilo City, and the island lived peacefully until the arrival of Juan Miguel de Legazpi in 1566, who discovered and developed more towns.

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    Name: _____________________ Grade & section: _____________ Date:_________

    1The wide island of Panay was originally inhabited by Negritos or locally called
    Ati tribe. 2Their disappearance is due to an innocent agreement they made with the
    sultan of Borneo back in 1250 to give up their land in exchange of a hat and gold
    necklace. 3Early in the 13th century, Marikudo, a native chieftain, sold the coastal
    shores and lowlands to 10 Bornean Datus who escapes from the repression of Sri
    Vishayan Empire. 4One of them named Paiburong received the area Irong-Irong, which
    is now called Iloilo City, meaning nose-like, as its wide river mouth in the narrow
    Guimaras Strait appears like a snout. 5The island lived peacefully until the arrival of
    Juan Miguel de Legazpi in 1566 that discovered and developed more towns.

    Name: _____________________ Grade & section: _____________ Date:_________

    1The wide island of Panay was originally inhabited by Negritos or locally called
    Ati tribe. 2Their disappearance is due to an innocent agreement they made with the
    sultan of Borneo back in 1250 to give up their land in exchange of a hat and gold
    necklace. 3Early in the 13th century, Marikudo, a native chieftain, sold the coastal
    shores and lowlands to 10 Bornean Datus who escapes from the repression of Sri
    Vishayan Empire. 4One of them named Paiburong received the area Irong-Irong, which
    is now called Iloilo City, meaning nose-like, as its wide river mouth in the narrow
    Guimaras Strait appears like a snout. 5The island lived peacefully until the arrival of
    Juan Miguel de Legazpi in 1566 that discovered and developed more towns.

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