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Jean Tianzon - SUPERHERO AKO! Activity. (Urduja)

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Jean Tianzon - SUPERHERO AKO! Activity. (Urduja)

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I choose Urduja to be the one of my example in this activity.

Urduja was a woman warrior who personally took part in the fighting and engaged in duels with other warriors. She was quoted as saying that she will marry no one but him who defeats her in duel. Other warriors avoided fighting her for fear of being disgraced.

As it reflects that women can lead. Urduja  can be an inspiration for us females who's been degraded in this society just because of their gender. Like Urduja, all females can be everything the way "Men" can do because we are also have or had a capability to take actions, to be a leader, to be stronger, to have knowledge and to have a power to lead, help, work and just be a normal functioning women that "Men" always do and to show that we are not weak and we can have a contribution in this society.

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URDUJA is a legendary warrior princess who is. recognized as a heroine in Pangasinan, Philippines. The name Urduja appears to be Sanskrit in origin, and. a variation of the name "Udaya", meaning "arise" or. "rising sun", or the name "Urja", meaning "breath.

She was a woman warrior who personally took part in the fighting and engaged in duels with other warriors. She was quoted as saying that she will marry no one but him who defeats her in duel.

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Borile, Jhoshier Jeloh C. - Rajah Indarapatra

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Borile, Jhoshier Jeloh C. - Rajah Indarapatra

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He is the one who killed the monster eating humans in their land. Before he fought the monsters making trouble in their land, he sent his brother Suliman first, who unfortunately died while battling with the big bird monster. Rajah Indarapatra took revenge and killed those monsters that his brother wasn’t able to kill. It was said that the small islands and hills around Lanao Lake came from dirt/clay that Umacaan hurled to try to kill Indarapatra. But ultimately, Indarapatra was able to win the battle with the help of his magic sword.

This epic features this strong, fearless, and honorable Rajah who came from Mindanao, particularly in Lanao Lake of Lanao del Sur. We can see from the story how a leader should act in order to protect his land and people, and this should be the type of leader we elect, the one who fights in front of the battle and not just sitting or watching his people slowly dying while he is experiencing luxurious life.

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Maria Makiling is known for her love and protection of nature, particularly the forests and wildlife surrounding Mount Makiling. She is often associated with the abundance of flora and fauna in the area, and it is believed that she has the power to bless the land, ensuring fertility and prosperity.

One of the reasons why Maria Makiling is my chosen character is because of her representation of the strong connection between humans and nature. She symbolizes the importance of preserving and respecting the environment, and her story can serve as a reminder of our responsibility to take care of the natural world around us.

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Christine Joy D. Baybay -     Maria Makiling            

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Christine Joy D. Baybay -     Maria Makiling            

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Maria is the mysterious protector of the natural resources and wildlife of Makiling Mountain-a dormant volcano that separates the provinces of Los Bañoz,Laguna,and Tayabas,Quezon on the island of Luzon.She is a breathtaking beautiful woman.Makiling also spelled Maquiling).She protects the trees and animals against p

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APOLAKI is the God of the Sun and War revered by the Tagalog and Pangasinan people of the Philippines. Filipino mythology paints Apolaki as the son of the supreme God, Bathala and a mortal woman, along with his sister Mayari, the Goddess of the Moon.

As such where our Goddess of the Moon is represented, we find it natural to name this new cultivar in recognition to the God of the Sun, Apolaki. Both proudly hailing from the Philippines and a source of horticultural pride.Apolaki is the God of war and the sun, he is the son of bathala, (the supreme deity of the Tagalogs) and the patron of all warriors. It is said that when Bathala went into deep slumber, Apolaki fought his sister Mayari (goddess of the moon & goddess of war) for dominion over the Earth. Their battle resulted in a truce after Apolaki blinded Mayari in one eye. And so they decided to divide their rule with Mayari ruling the night, Apolaki ruling the day.

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Christopher jade s reyes 11 chico Baranggaw

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Christopher jade s reyes 11 chico Baranggaw

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Barangaw has been associated with a lot of good things, but even he too did not escape controversies in the old age. Some old folktales associate him as a god who prefers the company of lower form of spirits like the dwendes, taihos, busaw, and especially the Philippine Kentauride the Anggitay, which according to some legends was a mortal woman, who was vain enough to challenge and mock Burigadang Pada Sinaklang Bulawan, the goddess of greediness. The goddess punished her and turned her into a half-horse half human with golden hooves and a large horn for her foolishness and cursing her with endless thirst for gold that she will never find, but Barangaw granted the Anggitay a home beneath the rainbow. Due to this, local grandmothers would warn their children never to enter the forest when they see a rainbow unless they want to be spirited away by these mythical nature spirits.

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CABALLES ARJET L./11 Chico/21st Century/LAM ANG

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CABALLES ARJET L./11 Chico/21st Century/LAM ANG

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LAM ANG

His adventures begun when his father, Don Juan, set out for a battle but never returned. Barely nine months, Lam-ang goes to search for Don Juan in the highlands where the latter was said to have gone. Aware that her child was a blessed, exceptional creature, his mother Namongan allowed him to go. Lam-ang then went off in search of his father, leaving his grieving mother behind.

He saw his father beheaded and the head put on a spike. While the headhunters were celebrating, in his anger, he challenged all of them to a duel. The headhunters threw spears at him, but he just catches them and throws them back to the headhunters. He defeated the headhunters, killed them all and took his father's head down to the plains.

After he went down the plains, he decided to bathe in the Amburayan River, which the local gals helped him bathe. The dirt was so gross that fishes and animals died upon contact of his bathwater

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Sorry sir, for the late upload of my output but I already submitted a hard copy of this output, on time. 

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Sorry sir, for the late upload of my output but I already submitted a hard copy of this output, on time. 

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"Princess Urduja, a beacon of courage and grace, embodies the indomitable spirit of Filipina heroism, forging her own destiny in the annals of epic legend."
Genre: Epic Poetry
Regional Origin: Philippines
Significant Characteristics: Princess Urduja is a legendary Filipina warrior princess who hails from the region of Pangasinan. She is known for her exceptional beauty, martial prowess, and her ability to lead her people in battle.
Narrative:
In the heart of the Philippines, nestled along the shores of the Lingayen Gulf, there lived a remarkable princess named Urduja. She was no ordinary royal; her spirit burned with the fire of adventure and valor.
Born to a noble lineage, Urduja was raised with a fierce sense of duty and an unquenchable thirst for freedom.
The epic of Princess Urduja begins when her kingdom faced a great threat from marauding pirates who sought to plunder her land and enslave her people. Unlike many princesses of her time, Urduja was not content to sit idly in her palace. Instead, she trained in the arts of war, becoming a master of the sword and archery, and she learned to command her troops with skill and wisdom.
When the pirates finally dared to invade her shores, they were met with a force they had never expected. Princess Urduja, clad in armor and wielding her sword, led her army into battle. With her unwavering determination, she inspired her soldiers to fight fiercely, defending their homeland against the invaders.
Urduja's legend grew with each battle she fought, and her name became synonymous with bravery and resilience. She was not just a warrior; she was a symbol of hope and empowerment for her people, especially for women who aspired to break free from societal constraints.
But Urduja's tale is not just one of battles and conquests. She was also a diplomat, forging alliances with neighboring kingdoms to strengthen her people's position in the region. Her wisdom and charisma were as legendary as her martial skills.
Princess Urduja's epic story lives on, inspiring generations of Filipinos to be strong, courageous, and unafraid to chart their own destinies. She reminds us that true heroism is not bound by gender or circumstance but is born from the heart and the indomitable spirit.

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#EpikHero_AKO #ChicoAko #21stCent_Lit #SirAebelle
Introducing:
Baltog was the first white man or tawong-lipod to come to Bicol. Born in India (although India is called "Boltavara" in the epic) to the brave clan of Lipod, he introduced agriculture to Bicol by planting linsa or apay, which was a characteristic of early Indian colonizers.
Origin: Baltog is said to have come from a distant land and arrived in the region of Ibalong, which is now known as the Bicol region in the Philippines.
Feats and Accomplishments: Baltog is known for his physical strength and bravery. He is credited with clearing the land of Ibalong of wild beasts and monsters, making it safe for human habitation. He is also known for creating the first boat, or "saróng," which was used for transportation and fishing.
Legacy: Baltog's feats and contributions are celebrated in Bicolano culture, and he is remembered as a legendary hero who played a significant role in the region's history.

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#EpikHero_AKO #ChicoAko #21stCent_Lit
Intrducing:
Maria Makiling is a mythical female guardian spirit or diwata in Philippine folklore. She is believed to dwell in Mount Makiling, a prominent mountain located in Laguna province, Philippines. According to the legend, Maria Makiling takes the form of a beautiful, young woman who has the ability to shape-shift into different forms, such as a young maiden or a white deer.
Maria Makiling is regarded as a benevolent deity, associated with protection, fertility, and bountiful harvests. She is often depicted as a kind and gentle spirit who cares for the well-being of the environment and the people living near the mountain. Locals believe that she brings prosperity to farmers and fishermen, and they offer prayers and offerings to seek her blessings.
Legends about Maria Makiling often portray her as a guardian of the forests and the wildlife. She is said to have the power to heal and protect the natural resources found in the mountain, punishing those who harm or disrespect the environment. She is also known for her love for nature and her ability to control the weather, bringing rain or sunshine according to her will.
Many stories and folktales recount encounters with Maria Makiling, either as a guide, a protector, or a benefactor. She is often described as a beautiful woman in white attire, with long flowing hair and a gentle demeanor. Her presence is said to bring a sense of peace and tranquility to those who encounter her in the mountain.
Overall, Maria Makiling plays a significant role in Philippine folklore, representing the interconnectedness between humans and nature, and reminding us of the importance of respecting and conserving the environment.