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    The document summarizes information about the Tagakaolo tribe, including: 1) The Tagakaolo belong to the Mandaya/Mansaka ethnic group and are composed of three subgroups. 2) They are located in the western shores of Davao Gulf and southern Mt. Apo region and speak Tagakaolo languages related to Mandaya, Kalagan, and Kamayo dialects. 3) They believe in supernatural beings called diwata and have a population of around 124,698 people who mainly engage in fishing, farming, and paid labor.

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    The document summarizes information about the Tagakaolo tribe, including: 1) The Tagakaolo belong to the Mandaya/Mansaka ethnic group and are composed of three subgroups. 2) They are located in the western shores of Davao Gulf and southern Mt. Apo region and speak Tagakaolo languages related to Mandaya, Kalagan, and Kamayo dialects. 3) They believe in supernatural beings called diwata and have a population of around 124,698 people who mainly engage in fishing, farming, and paid labor.

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    Tagakaolo LITMIN

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    The document summarizes information about the Tagakaolo tribe, including: 1) The Tagakaolo belong to the Mandaya/Mansaka ethnic group and are composed of three subgroups. 2) They are located in the western shores of Davao Gulf and southern Mt. Apo region and speak Tagakaolo languages related to Mandaya, Kalagan, and Kamayo dialects. 3) They believe in supernatural beings called diwata and have a population of around 124,698 people who mainly engage in fishing, farming, and paid labor.

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    SUB-group ETHNIC group


    The Kalagan (Tagakaolo,
    TAGAKAOLO TRIBES
    Dagan, Laoc, Saka, Caragan,
    (signifies “those who dwell at
    Calagan, Kagan, Laoc, Saka,
    the head of the river” )
    Caragan, Calagan, Saka,
    Mandaya, Mansaka) belong
    to the Mandaya/Mansaka
    group, and have three
    subgroups: (1) Tagakaolo
    proper, (2) Kagan, and (3) Lao.

    DIALECT lOCATION
    TAGAKAOLO LANGUAGES The western shores of the
    (belongs to the Austronesian gulf of Davao and southern
    and Malayo-Polynesian part of Mt. Apo. 'Tagakaolo'
    language families; its dialect ('from the mountains')
    related to the Mandaya, indicates that they came
    Kalagan, and Kamayo) from the river sources

    MYTHODOLOGY POPULATION
    DIWATA (Tagakaolos believe Population of approximately
    in a supernatural being who 124,698
    lives in Mt. Apo)

    LORE RELIGION
    Mangkukulam, Duwende Muslim

    political system livelihood


    WEALTHY DATU (Each upland FISHING, FARMING, PAID
    river valley or highland plain is LABOR (Their lifestyle, wholly
    the district or domain of a sedentary with principal
    ruling datu, a position which subsistence dependent on
    was inherited by agriculture, fishing, and paid
    primogeniture) labor)

    CLOTHING
    Complete head accessories,
    necklaces, and gold teeth

    FACTS:
    The name Tagakaolo means inhabitants of headwater (olo
    sa tubig) or sources of rivers and streams
    Erica H. Yap
    The Tagakaulos were described as a warlike and turbulent Jho-marie Vidal
    people.

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