- 1572; Old
Spanish orthography: Rája Aché or Raxa Ache, also
known as Rája
Matandâ ("the Old King"), was King of
Luzon who
ruled from the kingdom's capital...
-
Matanda's mother (whose name was not
mentioned in the accounts)
served as the
paramount ruler of the
Maynila polity,
taking over from
Rajah Matanda's...
-
meaning he was the prin****l Datu or
Prince of his domain.
Along with
Rajah Matanda and
Rajah Sulayman,
Bunao Lakandula (or
Lakan of Tondo), was one of three...
- See
Pugad Baboy for the
Filipino comic character Igno who
shares this name.
Benigno "Ben Ruben"
Ramos y Pantaleón (February 10, 1892 –
disappeared 1945)...
- or Raja Muda, "Young Raja", a
reference to the fact that he was Raja
Matanda's nephew and heir apparent. The
Spaniards also
called him "Raja Solimano...
-
complications of
multiple strokes. He was
survived by his
second wife,
Priscilla Matanda, as well as by a
daughter and
three sons. Williams,
Shannen Dee (2022)...
-
Maynila was
under the rule of two
paramount rulers (the more
senior Rajah Matanda and the
younger Rajah Sulayman), who in turn had
several lower-ranked rulers...
- an
alliance with the
Muslim leader,
Rajah Ache (better
known as
Rajah Matanda), who was a v****al
under the
Sultan of Brunei. López de
Legazpi wanted...
-
informal shortcut.
Scholars specializing in the
noble houses of
Rajah Matanda, Rajahmuda, and
Lakandula mostly use
these do****ents in
conjunction with...
- the
polity of
Tondo and Maynila, to
which the
ruler of Maynila,
Rajah Matanda,
sought military ****istance
against Tondo from his
relatives at the Sultanate...
