- landslides, and
floods that had
impacted the region. The
villagers in
Dulao already knew of the falls'
existence and its
unusual aspects, but they did...
- Felisa, Tangub, Cansilayan, Pahonocoy, Taloc,
Punta Taytay, Tabunan, and
Dulao.
After the
dissolution of the
Republic of Negros, in 1902,
petitions were...
- it had 8,807 students,
including those in its six
extension schools: RT
Dulao National High School, Rt
Malingin National High School, RT
Taloc National...
- baran****s. Each baran****
consists of
puroks and some have sitios.
Alaska Basca Dulao Gallano Macabato Manga Pangao-aoan East Pangao-aoan West
Poblacion Samara...
-
notes that Li
noblemen who
possess a
bronze drum in each dong were
called dulao (都老),
which Churchman argues bears some
resemblance and
cultural connection...
- the
etymological variation of a
certain herb
called "
dulao"
which grew
abundantly in the area.
Dulao is a kind of
plant which is yellowish-green in color...
-
Bagroy Balingasag Binubuhan Busay Calumangan Caridad Don
Jorge L.
Araneta Dulao Ilijan Lag-Asan Ma-ao
Mailum Malingin Napoles Pacol Poblacion Sagasa Tabunan...
- and some have sitios.
Abinuan Banga Boliwong Burnay Buyabuyan Caba
Cudog Dulao Jucbong Luta
Montabiong Olilicon Poblacion East
Poblacion North Poblacion...
-
Woodward and C.D. Sherborn, 1890, A
Catalogue of
British Fossil Vertebrat Dulao & Company,
London pp. 396 F. v. Huene, 1908, "On
phytosaurian remains from...
- origins, history, culture, language, art, literature, custom, folk song, the
Dulao system, the Tusi
system and the
religious beliefs of the
Zhuang ethnic group...
