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Binukot, also
spelled Binokot, is a pre-colonial
Visayan tradition from the
Philippines that
secludes a
young woman with the
expectation that seclusion...
- are also
known for
their traditional practices on the
mysticism of the
binukot and nabukot. Currently, the Sulud/Panay
Bukidnon faces several challenges...
- (binibini,
dayang dayang) who were
sequestered from the
world were
called Binukot or
Binocot (“set apart”). A
special type of royal,
these individuals were...
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Buyong Humadapnon was
captured by the
magical binukot Sinangkating Bulawan, the also
powerful female binukot,
Nagmalitong Yawa, cast her
magic and transformed...
- (baro), with
clearly seen
tattooed legs and face. He is
accompanied by a
binukot or
local princess with
golden bangles.
Depicted in
Historia de las Islas...
- the
fabric of oral tradition".
Caballero was
married to
Lucia (who is a
binukot, a
title similar to a
princess in Panay-Bukidnon tradition) and had three...
- Nagburuhisan, and Alayaw.
Magos first inquired into the
phenomenon of the
binukot from a socio-political
perspective when she
studied extensively the ma-aram...
-
Buyong Humadapnon was
captured by the
magical binukot Sinangkating Bulawan, the also
powerful female binukot,
Nagmalitong Yawa, cast her
magic and transitioned...
- aphrodisiac. In the
Philippines from pre-colonial times,
selected youths called binukot are
special type of
princes and
princesses that were kept in seclusion...
- (tattooed), c. 1590
Boxer Codex Visayan uripon (slaves), c. 1590
Boxer Codex Binukot from Visayas, c. 1590
Boxer Codex Datu – The
Tagalog maginoo, the Kapampangan...
