- The Manobò (sometimes also
spelled Menobò,
Manuvù , Menuvù , or Minuvù) are an
indigenous peoples from
Mindanao in the Philippines,
whose core
lands cover...
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Bagobo Tagabawa, Iranun, Kagan, Maguindanaon, Maranao, Matigsalug, Obu
Manuvu, Sama-Bajaw,
Tausug Cebuano, Chinese, Hili****non, Ilocano, Indian, Kapampangan...
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Thalli (1972)
Poolmala (1973)
Puttinillu Mettinillu (1973)
Sthree (1973)
Manuvu Manasu (1973)
Meena (1973)...Raji Nomu (1974)...Parvati
Chakravakam (1974)...
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tribe has
declared hunting and non-hunting
zones in the forest. The Obu
Manuvu indigenous community declared the
Philippine deer as a "Pusaka" species...
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iridescent scarlet and green-black
markings has
coloring reminiscent of the Obu
Manuvu's traditional garments. P.
obumanuvu is
endangered due to
deforestation but...
- Maathondu", "Hey Ninagagiye" M.
Ranga Rao Raja
Nanna Raja 1976 "Thanuvu
Manuvu", "Kalletigintha Naana" G. K.
Venkatesh Naa
Ninna Mareyalare 1976 "Naa Ninna"...
- del
Norte Province).
Manobo is the
hispanicized spelling of the
endonym Manuvu (also
spelled Menuvu or Minuvu). Its
etymology is unclear; in its current...
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Nirupistha (1972) as
Lalitha Badi
Panthulu (1972) as Jaya, wife of
Krishnam Raju
Manuvu Manasu (1973)
Nindu Kutumbam (1973) as
Radha Oka Nari
Vanda Thupakulu (1973)...
- com/pdf/Describing.pdf Manuel, A. E. (1973).
Origin Myth of the
Manuvu.
Filipino Heritage, I, 1–5. Unabia, C. C. (1986). THe
Bukidnon Batbatonon...
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later transformed into the
first owl.
Limokan – the bird
familiar of the
Manuvu god Manama. It took
fertile soil from the
maligned god Og****i. In Mandaya...
