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    PHILIPPINE

    LITERATURES
    FROM
    MINDANAO
    Mindanao
    It is the second largest
    island group in the
    Philippines. Unlike Luzon
    and Visayas, Mindanao
    was not entirely colonized
    by the Spaniards, only few
    port cities were under the
    Spanish rule.
    Mindanao
    It is divided into six regions: Davao Region, Zamboanga
    Peninsula, Northern Mindanao, Soccsksargen, ARMM,
    and Caraga Region.

    There are four major regional languages in Mindanao:


    Chavacano, Maguindanao, Maranao, and Tausug.
    Mindanao
    The region is generally inhabited by Muslims. Although
    they are no longer a majority, the Islamic culture is still
    evident.

    Large ethnic minorities can be found in Mindanao such


    as: Maranao, Maguindanao, Ilanun, and Sangil. These
    groups can also referred to as Moro.
    Mindanao
    The following group can be found in the uplands:
    Bagobo, Bukidnon, Manadaya, Manobo, and Subanon.

    The folk literature of Mindanao may be in prose or


    verse. These are of collective authorship instead of
    individual authorship.
    Mindanao
    Every ethnic minority has a number of raconteurs or
    narrators who deliver a story in a creative way, bearing two
    or three or more folktales. The stories they tell have been
    conveyed to them by older members of their respected
    families, friends, and acquaintances, some of whom have
    already died. Raconteurs can be young or old, men or
    women.
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