- the
endonym Bugkalot is
preferred in
modern ethnic research. They were
formerly headhunters. Presently,
there are
about 18,000
Bugkalots according to...
-
Bugkalot (also Ilongot) is a
language of the
indigenous Bugkalot people of
northern Luzon, Philippines.
Ethnologue lists the
following provinces in which...
-
Bugkalots.
Pangasinan people are the
native settlers in
northwest area of
Central Luzon;
Igorot people,
particularly Kalanguya, Isinay, and
Bugkalot,...
- 786,
Umiray Dumagat 1,267, and
Cebuano 1,777.
There are also
pockets of
Bugkalots & Negritos,
called Dumagats. Most
Dumagats are
living in the hillsides...
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grouped into the
Igorot (comprising many
different groups) and
singular Bugkalot groups,
while the non-Muslim culturally-indigenous
groups of
mainland Mindanao...
- and
include the
lowland Pangasinense, the
Igorot highlanders (including
Bugkalot), and Alta-speaking Aeta groups.
classification per
Himes (2005): Meso-Cordilleran...
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through bits of meat,
which would bring good luck to the
people Cain: the
Bugkalot headhunter creator of mankind; gave
customs to the people;
lived together...
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angachar (Ifugao mythology)
Child of
Kabunian (Ibaloi mythology) Kidu (
Bugkalot mythology)
Revenador (Ilocano mythology)
Bathala (Tagalog mythology) Kidlat...
-
course of
event when he
married a
young Bugkalot lady and
later won the
admiration and
confidence of the
Bugkalots. From then, he
became one of
their dynamic...
- mythology): the
deity who
teased Kabunian for not yet
having a
spouse Delan (
Bugkalot mythology):
deity of the moon,
worshiped with the sun and stars; congenial...
