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various texts and languages. It is
variously also
referred to as Tundo,
Tundun, Tundok, Tung-lio, Tundaan, Tunduh, Tunda, or Tong-Lao.
Numerous theories...
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Tundun Abiola a
Nigerian lawyer and TV
presenter at
Arise News.
Abiola was born to
businessman and politician,
Chief MKO Abiola. She
identified Sir David...
- or toponyms: "Pailah" (lines 4 and 6), "
Tundun" (line 3), "Puliran" (line 6), and "Binuangan" (line 7).
Tundun,
whose name
Postma believed to be "Sanskrit...
- The Bruneian–
Tundun War, also
called the
Bruneian Expedition to
Luzon and the
Bruneian invasion of Tondo, was a
military invasion and
later occupation...
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district in the city. The name
Tondo can be
derived from its Old
Tagalog name,
Tundun as
inscribed in the
Laguna Copperplate Inscription of 900 AD, the earliest...
- Sulu
Sultanate of
Ternate Sultanate of
Tidore Swedish Empire Tarumanagara Tundun Kingdom Tungning Kingdom Tuʻi
Tonga Empire Yapese Empire Alfred Thayer Mahan...
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representative of the "Commander in Chief" (Malay:
pamegat senāpati di
Tundun) in
pardoning the
descendants of an
individual named Namwaran of his debts...
- Martín de
Goiti pla**** a
leading role in the
subjugation of the
Kingdoms of
Tundun and
Seludong in 1570. One year later, López de
Legazpi departed Cebu to...
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anthropological literature by the Rev.
Lorimer Fison, who
compares the
Australian tundun to 'the
wooden toy
which I
remember to have made as a boy,
called a 'bull-roarer'...
- In
ancient Philippines, this
title was used by Sang
pamegat senāpati di
Tundun, the "Commander-in-chief" of
Tondo represented by Jayadewa, Lord Minister...
