- The document summarizes the social classes and customs of the Tagalog people in the 16th century Philippines under Spanish rule. There were different social classes like the Datu (leaders), Maharlika (nobles), Aliping Namamahay (commoners), and Aliping Sagigilid (slaves).
- The document describes the social hierarchies, systems of land ownership, economic practices involving gold trade, rules for inter-marriage between classes, ceremonies, and religious customs like the ritual for a girl's first menstruation. It provided insights into the social and legal systems of the Tagalog people before widespread Spanish influence.
- The document summarizes the social classes and customs of the Tagalog people in the 16th century Philippines under Spanish rule. There were different social classes like the Datu (leaders), Maharlika (nobles), Aliping Namamahay (commoners), and Aliping Sagigilid (slaves).
- The document describes the social hierarchies, systems of land ownership, economic practices involving gold trade, rules for inter-marriage between classes, ceremonies, and religious customs like the ritual for a girl's first menstruation. It provided insights into the social and legal systems of the Tagalog people before widespread Spanish influence.
- The document summarizes the social classes and customs of the Tagalog people in the 16th century Philippines under Spanish rule. There were different social classes like the Datu (leaders), Maharlika (nobles), Aliping Namamahay (commoners), and Aliping Sagigilid (slaves).
- The document describes the social hierarchies, systems of land ownership, economic practices involving gold trade, rules for inter-marriage between classes, ceremonies, and religious customs like the ritual for a girl's first menstruation. It provided insights into the social and legal systems of the Tagalog people before widespread Spanish influence.
Customs of the Tagalogs (16th century) -can ransomed himself never less than five taels
and if he gave ten or more taels he became wholly
*by Juan de Plasencia-his real name is Joan de free Portacarrero. -after this an amusing ceremony is accompanied if -he is a Spanish friar of the Franciscan Order the slave own a house they divided all things he possessed even pots and jars if an odd of these -came and joined forces in another remains they broke it and if a piece of cloth left missionary,Fray Diego de Oropesa in the Phil they parted it in the middle in 1578 Rules during that time -wrote the first religious book “Doctrina Christiana” *What if nagkaroon ng inter marriage between maharlika and an alipin? -he called the datus spiritless and fainthearted -the children will be divided, the 1st ,3rd and 5th -He wrote the document because he was task by will belonged to the father the king of Spain to document the traditions and the customs of the natives -the 2nd,4th and 6th belonged to the mother -dissatisifed with the justice system of the *Filipinos that time can own a agricultural Filipino natives land,they pay taxes to the Datu -the purpose of the document is to put an end *In terms of economy,they used gold tiles in into the injustice committed against the natives trading or barter and to provide the first form of civil code *What if the maharlika wants to trade in the -explains how the natives live,classified other barangay? themselves and how they share lands -the maharlika needs to pay big amount of gold *1589- wrote the Customs of the tagalogs in tiles to the Datu and needs to sponsor a Nagcarlan,Laguna which tackled the practice despedida or farewell and traditions of the tagalogs during the Spanish era *In the rules of the Barangay the Datu usually impose death penalty to those who are proven Social Classes ruining his family *Datu-the leaders of the barangay,ruled over 100 *How to choose the Datu in the Barangay? houses -the oldest,smartest and strongest -decission makers of the community -blood relation (dynasty) -recognized as the smartest and the best in the community *The Filipinos during that time also practice kasalan,dowries and divorce *Maharlika-considered as the free people or noble people *Dowry-was given by the men to the women’s parents. -they do not pay taxes *What if the they got divorce? -it is their responsibility to join and assist the Datu in day to day activities -the dowry was able to enjoyed by the parents of the girl -usually trained fighters who fight during times of war *If the wife left the husband for the purpose of marrying another,all her dowry a will be given - the datu offered them beforehand a feast and back to the husband afterward the divided the spoils *When the husband left his wife only half of the -the land they occupy were divided among the dowry was returned to him whole barangay *In terms of religious activities there are lot of *Aliping Namamahay- common people,they are methods of worship during that time cannot be sold and treated as commodities -has different gods and goddesses -serve the datus and maharlikas *They do different activities in women,if the woman -can be married,own a property and can enjoy experienced her first menstruation her eyes is their lives blindfolded for 4days and 4nights and in the meantime all the friends and relatives are invited to *Aliping Sagigilid-they do the heavy and partake a food and drinks. The young girl is extensive labor confined in one house while her relatives is having -can be sold,thrown away and pambayad utang a party outside. At the end of this period the Catalonan bathed her to the water,wash her head -can be an aliping sagigilid if you commit heavy and remove the bandage in her eyes. offense,unable to pay debt or if you are a captive -the purpose of this is that it will bring goodluck to the marriage of the young girl