(vid 3) : Ancient Filipinos, Philippines, Asian, baybayin
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- Опубликовано: 1 фев 2025
- Traditional Dress, Architecture, And AWriting Systems
For more history about our glorious past, check out the sites below. If you have never been to Shandong, China, then you must find out that an Ancient tomb still stands which holds the body of an ancient Philippine king. The only ancient tomb in China dedicated to a foriegn king. www.chinacultur...
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The Philippines has been take advantage because of there very good hospitality even since today...
Are you sure? Is very common for a Filipino to bully a black,Indians, and arabs
@@updown9697 yes he is right but this generation doesn't know what that word is i guess lets say Philippines is changing
@@pocoloco7510 first of all maharlika is fake created by marcos
@@updown9697 the maharlikas existed when marcos was not born yet...
@@simplenginday6170 That name was for a certain group of warriors, and not the majority of the people in the Philippines. How the heck can that name represent the whole country? Filipinos are majorly Christians, however, that alone cannot describe a Filipino. There are Filipinos that are Muslims and of course our ancestors were divided and animists before Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, etc. arrived. Filipinos are diverse, and Filipino Christianity and Islam has evolved differently from where it originated like in Indonesia. The name Philippines fits perfectly for the diversity which reflects and explains the merging of foreign and native culture such as belief and languages.
I’m Filipino and it looks like our culture looks pretty fun and gorgeous
This is a great culture! It is a shame that many try to suppress their roots by claiming to be Spanish. Thank you for posting this!
looking at this. we share common culture or heritage as in indonesia. phil language is also similar to indonesia 🇵🇭🇮🇩
coool,...i feel like im going back in time, when everything seems to be so simple...sana maibalik pa itong mga eto
Wow! I'm glad i stumbled across this vid. Majority of us filipinos knows very little about their heritage or never really care. It's interesting & very educational all the comments from our indonesian, borneo, malaysian brothers have posted.
this video shows how the MALAY WORLD once connected. the way they dresses. look at the head dress that the men wore in the video. looks kind of the same like malaysian and indonesian wear. we are once connected but maybe when colonisation of these countries, we are separated. just imagine if all of us are reunite? i am from malaysia
Amir Danial yes we are still borneo clan,people think they are philippino just a name but the profile the same.from philippine island of visayas
palm tree atually..... they think they are = "FILIPINO"//// I like correcting stuff >^
+Tony ferrer The video is mostly "Islamic" heritage, which is foreign to the rest of the Filipinos. And to the whole of Southeast Asia.
@@singkilfilipinas5574 before Islamic we are animisme,Hinduisme,buddhisme
I'm Filipino and the Philippines needs to realize that it's people are a Malay people at heart. Of course there are influences from India/China/Japan etc but all of us in and around the Sunda peninsula are Sunda Mongoloid and that should be recognized and appreciated. Cheers.
Sunda Mongoloid? Cringe I dont look Mongol
yes we are a part of the Malay Group
I agree with people that we should look to udnerstand our pre-colonial history more and try to out that into our education systems and try to implement this culture maybe in our cities or country, but at the same time our status now and during Spanisha dn American times is still soemthing we must resepct and embrace. For example, the country is a christian majority country and has been like this since like the 1700s.
I know we could've Muslim or Hindu before, but when people say filipinos were forced or whatveer. For one before Spanish came it seemed filipinos were a mix of other religions and were even converted like with islam, when the Moors came they were are also "converted" like the Spanish. The point is it's so long and I agree we should try to put respect into our roots but so many filipinos and argaubly most are diehard christians and Muslims like in Mindano and all over the country.
ALso our culture is still very unique and still very traditional and before colonial times. Tagalog probably has changed a lot and maybe the country had a traditional language but even western countries like England and France changed their langauge over the years. In general Tagalog is still very distinct and filipino. Also comapred to Native Aemricans in America or even what you see in South America, at least we speak something very distinct and unique. Mexicans in Sotuh America don't even speak their Mayan or Aztec language. At least we still have a hige part of our culture and langauge still intact and in general our sense of idenity.
Just saying all our influences and hisotry should be respected for my opinion.
I wish my fellow filipinos will embrace our real culture not with the culture of countries that invaded us
Sana nga..Pero ngayon puro mga depressed teenagers na ang nandito. They ruined everything. No offense sa mga gusto ng attention.
@ᜉᜒᜎᜒᜉᜒᜈᜓ ᜀᜃᜓ Im glad na naiintindihan mo.
A lot of filipinos claim themelves to be latinos and islanders lol
Thus we should not embrace Roman Catholicism. A seminarista once shared to me that if we don’t have a religion, the world is in chaos. It’s true but should we embrace other countries belief? In Cebu, we have sinulog, do Spaniards do also have their own Festival as Sinulog? Seems there is a merge of belief. Roman Catholic and Pintados, Ancient Filipino (and also, how are we called before, I’m sure it’s not Filipino which derives from King Philip 2, Spains King during that time).
So sad, that we are free yet we are not embracing our own identity.
oo nga, okay lang nmn na mag support sila sa iba ,wag lang nilang gayahin,
Watching videos like this make me realize how rich and colorful Philippine history and culture is. It makes me sad to see many Filipinos who are not knowledgeable about who they are and where they came from. Kudos to the uploader.
+Allan Smithson The Americans DID take photos of the Cordillerans and the Aetas. The video maker just ignored those photos. The Muslim south being "richer" is your opinion. I would say the animist North has a RICHER and MORE unique culture than the Southern Muslim Philippines.
Singkil Filipinas
I mentioned that the South has a richer history than the North because the Muslims kept record of their history. They wrote what happened to them and were able to preserve their history more successfully compared to the Cordillerans, whose history is mostly oral history in form. Mind you, I am not putting down the history of the North. They also have a colorful and unique history as well.
The disadvantages of a mostly oral history is when something happens and the person responsible for the oral traditions is killed, it will be difficult to remember. If they (the Cordillerans) had chosen to write their history then it would have been easier to preserve and hide during wartime. That's why I said that the Muslims have a richer history compared to that of the Cordillerans.
Allan Smithson "Muslims kept record of their history". This can be true... I mean, the Sulu and the Maguindanao Sultanates are the civilized states of the Southern Philippines. But for the sake of being correct, please link me to their written history that they themselves documented.
Singkil Filipinas
Here are some examples but they are written by modern authors:
books.google.com.ph/books?id=nq1w9V2BqYAC&pg=PA177&lpg=PA177&dq=maranao+history+written+by+maranao&source=bl&ots=RvE4cR6WG-&sig=2LpYogVeHZkh6oJito2nLQpidIU&hl=en&sa=X&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=maranao%20history%20written%20by%20maranao&f=false
www.questia.com/library/journal/1G1-215686640/maranao-revisited-an-overlooked-consonant-contrast
There is a book entitled A NATION UNDER ENDLESS TYRANNY (2nd Edition) by Salah Jubair.
As for history during precolonial and Spanish colonial era, the courts of the Sultan of Sulu, for example, had scribes who recorded events during a particular Sultan's reign. They also preserved legal documents such as their treaties with the British concerning Sabah, for example.
Same theis as blacks in America and the Caribbean. The True Israelites .It says it i, the bible. The fake Jews you see in Israel now are not the original bloodline Jews. They're converts. I'm so called African American but I don't go by that name given. ( That's another story? My people also is lost and dont know themselves. They are stuck in White form of Christianity. They say people of the Philippines are part of the lost tribe of Napthali in the bible. This might be highly true with the lost of idenity and the suffering were going through.
The bible states KJV, " I know thy works, for those who say they are Jews but are not, but are the Synagogue of Satan. Only ones that goes to Synagogues is the cave ape Khazars claiming to,me Jews. The bible tells a lot.
Indonesian, Malaysian, Philippine and even those in the Thai/Viet peninsula are all very similar as far as ancient culture. All of our major "foreign" influences, I feel, are from China/India but we are all Malay peoples and I think we should all embrace this. I use quotes on foreign because there was so much exchange and intermingling with these cultures that it seemed appropriate.
@afroluffy999 Your right... For example, the Kingdom of Tondo or "Lusong Guo" (Lesser song dynasty).... Luzon or "Lusong guo " is mentioned many times in ancient Chinese texts. Also, China has an ancient tomb of the Philippine king from SULU.. the only tomb that honors a foreign king in China. It's located in Dezhou province northern China... Glad you know alot of history and think logically unlike ccisis below lol
We should really embrace our pre and post colonial identity. I mean, most of these traditions shown in the videos are still well alive and practiced amongst our indigenous peoples. If you're truly sincere in wanting to *embrace* your Filipino identity why not start by reconnecting old beliefs or visit the indigenous communities across Philippines? I wanna thank you stranger for making this video because I'm actually making researches on precolonial Pinas and her architectures. What really interests me in the video was the Torogan with a salakot shaped roof!
Now if I did that my family would laugh at me sad 😩
Tama
pre-colonial yes but post colonial uhhm sure..
Nigrito s first ,Indonesian,Malay I like this culture too, I remember my grand mother wearing patajong everyday
Most of the culture shown here are from the 13 tribes of Moro especially Maranao!😊
Proud to be Maranao!👐🙂
Amazing trip down Filipino historical past... would bring to next level if each pic has date (or century) noted. Many thanks for your research dedication.
@aa3gunner I agree with you.. BTW- watch the TV series "AMAYA"... Find it on youtube.. it shows how rich and ceremonial our culture was before the Colonization.
I really like the music. As a filipino, it's strangely very familar. But with errieness and a sense of dread...
Sana lahat ng Filipino hindi na sa mga K-pop k-drama tumututok dapat sa kultura nating mga pilipino
Great music. I live in Madrid. There are many thousands of Philippines people living there. I hope they see this. I know more of them than they do! Good work, maraming salamat.
+Stephen Williams The video mostly concentrates on Southern Philippine culture, which is nowadays Islamic and unoriginal. I prefer a video that shows the more authentic Philippine culture like the ones in the Cordilleras.
I'm filipino so fuck the spain
Masta Plann Gomes Pinoy troll alert. Probably in his/her turbulent teenage years. Don't feed the troll!
str8alphamale Lol, says the one who pretends to be an Israelite.
str8alphamale Yeah, you're wasting my time and yours. You better show us your DNA sequence or your genealogy instead of writing a bunch of nonsense.
if you go back in history before pre colonilal times the philippine archipelago is home with so many different people. the mountain tribes of the north, the tagalog dynasties, rajahnates of the visayas, the sultanates in mindanao each have also different cultures too.the philippines is also part of the srivijaya empire in the 10th century, the name visaya came from that name. the philippines is a melting pot of culture even before the westeners came.
I do hope our lawmakers pass a bill regarding the teaching of baybayin/alibata...
i'm half-tagalog/visaya
i wanna see how the tagalog king looks like. it seems it was the painting from that boxer codex i saw. damn spaniards they removed our heritage.
we were badass before. we should have this national cultural day wherein we would dress up like our ancestors used to. this is who we are. look at the design of each dress dayyyummm so badass. specially the warrior class.
+arjay2002ph No, we were Aetas before with bahag. The video is basically an insult to the Aetas and the Cordillerans. The culture you are saying as "badass" is foreign in the Philippine archipelago. Borneans were invaders and iconoclasts. We weren't Muslims before (we worship idols, unlike those Muslims) and the Muslims were raiding our towns for slave-hunting even before the arrival of the Spaniards.
WTF
You mean you speak Tagalog and Visayan?
Also search for Banaue rice Terraces, Ancient filipino people build this terraces 2000 YEARS AGO. Terracing (converting montains into rice field) is a CHINESE tradition.
Do you have ONE of these in INDONESIA?
They have found it in Bali, Indonesia "jutinilah rice terraces"
I am trying to connect to my true, original filipino culture. Our true culture- just as others have said here, not the culture of the countries who invaded us. does anybody have any book recommendations of true filipino history?
I live in Manila - that's in Quezon City the mega city of the Philippines. But, I have a province city living too. Actually, I travelled almost all of the Philippines and it's islands and beaches, mountains, creeks, caves and many more. I myself is even amazed of my country's beauty that most Filipinos dont even see. Because of all those islands they cant - 7,107 and more islands.
Our wonderful heritage I am proud to be a fPilipino.
@teekhoi123 I have one question because the pictures you put on here some houses are similar with Indonesian and Malaysian houses who do you think brought this to the Philippines or are we the one who brought it in Malaysia or Indonesia. The bamboo stick dance which is most of the South East Asia tribe originated in India. How about the use of Gong? Where did it originates?
Looks like Chinese culture. Architecture. I'm Filipino but, I didn't know this, that before Magellan came, our culture looks so so so Asian. :3 ....... We really are Asians but our culture and tradition now is so different.
Chinese?? No most of the pictures are very similar to Indonesians and Malaysians historical records.
@Histerov YT only part of Mindanao was muslim, everyone was either animist, buddhist, or hindus
Hail to the filipino austronesian people
lastly, pre-hispanic philippines leans more towards indian cultural civilization, despite our proximity to china because as a seafaring people, we patterned our cultural developments more towards our austronesian neighbors like the chams, malays and javanese (who are heavily indian-influenced). chinese influence in luzon is more on genetics and ancestry.
Plss... Do watch the Solomon's gold series by the god culture in you tube.. You'll get some information about the ancient Filipinos.. The original name and lost history of the Philippines.. Was before called the land of ophir, sheba, and Havilla.. The lost garden of eden...
please..enough of that fallacy..it isn't true.. nothing to support it by facts.
going by sign posts from the bible.. an Jewish English theologian academic traced the garden of eden.. using thr ancient bible in Aramaic.. the LOST Eden he found in northern Iran. now a toxic waste dump bec of climate change.
Jaime Mirabel, don't mind her. She's againt all historian and researcher, despite without proof and evidence nothing else but self opinion.
In spite of all her effort to demoralize The GOD CULTURE. TGC is becomming more popular, and the good news is they are comming to the Philippines.
@@nakamuraka777
OH PLEASE.. GOD CULTURE.. I finally saw that timothy.. he's no historian.. and none of you can challenge OXFORD UNIVERSITY..
on cheffie.. I noticed you couldn't debunk me on any points from the last time you tried that gambit
@@elizabethpengson8244 , Have you forgotten what you said "That there is no script and books that burn in the Philippines by the Spaniard".. I proved you wrong..😁🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
@teekhoi123 but how about the Aetas & the Igorots. Houses? before pre-historical do they have the same designs?
This is really similar to my Khmu culture form Lao
viengthevidproduction like my dayak too, from indonesia
+black pearl this is from mindanao culture so it will be similar to dayak bcause maranaon people are like dayak.lol also im from mindanao philippines. x):P■□
+viengthevidproduction It's not a representative of Ancient Philippine culture. The video is unfair to the Aetas and the Cordillerans, who were actually more "authentic" and ancient than these Bornean wannabe cultures of the South.
+Singkil Filipinas its a good reresentaive of ancient philippine culture, you're just jealous. th aetas and cordilerans are wannabe indonesians and africans lol
Singkil Filipinas lol filipinos are wannabe whites, the're like the blacks of asia LMAO
I am subscribing. You seem like a strong and capable leader. Much power to your kind. Lead your people.
i notice that a lot of chinese looking or chinese descent filipinos are in Manila
Oh yes i see, even china have muslims also in the western part near the middle east countries.
therefore we can find so many archaeological sites in these areas like angkor wat, borobudur, prambanan, sukhothai, ayuthayya, bagan and many more hindu-buddhist temples. plus, not all great southeast asian empires influenced by indian civilization built large and notable temples. the sri vijaya empire based in sumatra did not built monuments that could rival borobudur and prambanan of java, but it was well known as a major buddhist site for chinese pilgrims.
That's probably what happened to us in the Visayas. These ancestors just do their daily thing they don't care about that buildings which is more of a religious symbol ruled by fanatics. They don't believe in that.
this's only 3% of Filipino culture 3% of philippines site
Sana mag patuloy ang kultura at tradisyonal na pananamit at ang itsura nang mga bahay nila 🤗❤️
I have nothing against the phillipines but I wish they would abandon the European colonial aspects of their culture :(
I agree with you. I posted almost that exact same thing. I said they have to do away with Eurocentric Ideology. Religion etc.
str8alphamale Yes. I agree but the problem is that most philipinos dont know or just dont care... (I dont feels comfortable calling them "phillipinos" cause that reminds me of that Spanish tyrant king...) They need a renewed sense of identity
I agree with you that Filipino should....but it will be hard now after we got conquered by many countries and since its the age of technology the people in Philippines will go for the mainstream stuff. It is very sad that we,Filipinos, know little about our history. We also don't have our own special culture...and there's nothing unique about us,well maybe for being the most Westernized Asian country. And I also agree with you that most Filipinos don't care or just don't know. Majority of the Filipinos barely fully speak our language,Tagalog. There would always be an English word here and there.The best thing we, Filipinos, can do is hug whatever tradition we have left.
***** I agree. My wife is Filipino. I told her the problem with the world is the so called " pink man" the red devil. The reasons why people of melanated color so called blacks, so called filipino's, I'm using these terms because they were given to us by our oppressor is that a lot of Us don't know about how WHITE SUPERMACY WORK. For example I was watching the Filipino channel at m in-laws house and what I seen is that the main stream actors are half white and Filipino... And the pure Filipino are like 2nd string. Actors.. Another example is that I went into a Filipino Bakery and I was just looking around and guess what I seen.. I seen a brand of bread called " White King"... I said to myself, these bastards sure know how to fuk up the world with their brainwashing tactics... Everyone this caveman go he causes death, destruction, atrocities, lies, and the list goes on... I asked my wife, what has whites as a whole race done ...... ( I knew the answer) She said nothing... I said agreed.. They have more cons than pros on their resume.
str8alphamale but there are still many of us "Filipinos" who still follows our old culture and is aware of the white man atrocities. If you see a Filipino with some tattoos related with our ancient alphabet called baybayin or alibata then thats likely a non christian filipino.
As a pagan filipino and from my experience, its impossible to unchain the minds of 3rd world people who where brainwashed by white fantasies and white religions.
We are filipino's,We are brave,We are key to freedom,We are strong.
What was Philippines called before Spanish colonization and before the Moors converted the natives? Most of the pictures featured are of southern area. Do you have any pictures of central and northern Philippines ancient and precolonial?
+YesEthan Islam was adopted by the natives. moors never reached the Philippines
+YesEthan I am still trying to find out the name before being named the Philippines. And yes you are right there were Moors in the Philippines hence Bangsamoros and Intramuros and a shield on my wall filled with weapons called "Weapons of Moroland".
+My daily videos of life.. No people in history ever adopt a new religion or culture without being forced. It is always forced on the people being conquered to conquer their minds. If you have a people's mind, you control their body. And that is the purpose of all religions. Arabs use Islam and Europeans use Christianity to conquer other people's land. You can look at some many examples in history as proof.
+YesEthan And more Filipinos should be asking what was the spiritual practice of the Filipino people before Islam was forced onto them. But that info is not around or easy to find because whenever an invader comes in, he destroys anything that opposes their culture and replaces it with their culture. Just look at was done to the native "Americans" in "America". They made them stop speaking their native language and made them speak English. Made the natives attend their school and become indoctrinated in European culture.
+Keith Optimo islam was not forced onto them.....
can you tell me the other languages Indonesian borrowed words from? Bec., i don't see any Spanish words in your language if that's the case.
Wow! This video is interesting. The old Philippines looks more like Thailand or Malaysia.
HNUmaker Hey dude! can u try watching this?.. its just additional interesting fact... for u...... Pre-Spanish Philippines (Did you Know)
DOUBLE CRESENT I know
ok then, Nice!
CasperthefriendlyGhost PeakAboo What?
+HNUmaker southeast asia was once rule by same dynasty, in malay term it is malay archeology.
At minute 9:05 we call bajau kota belud nakatira sa Sabah.. meron din bha sa Philippines?
your culture semilar to Malaysian and Indonesian culture..we are same...
We are brothers
Watch purchase of Panay. It all started there.
Also, Filipinos and Japanese are Animists.
When Spaniards reached our islands, people accept Christianism but still practicing animism Thats why Folk Catholisism exists (meaning ancient practice and catholicism collide)
Same with Japan,Japanese people praised Kami (gods of nature) . when missionaries in china reached japan they introduced buddhism to japan , Japanese people accepted buddhism and praised buddha as Kami also.
The philippines is a melting pot of many cultures and this holds true even before the time of the Spaniards. Cultural Anthropological studies suggest that before the continents broke off from a single land mass, ancient tribes used to walk across and settle in different lands. Such is the case of the australian bush tribes evolving into what the aetas are of today. In any case being filipino means many things to many filipinos but the unifying factor which ties us all together is the fact that we remain proud and true to our ancestral origins.
+jowelMD1 phillippines dont accept many cultures why are there foreign tourist being murdered in the phillippines every month?
jowelMD1 it was most def not don't listen to the white supremacy system that teach u that bull shit these people left Africa and found the phillipines just like all the Asians y'all left Fucking AFRICA of course over time In diff climate will eventually change u r looks plus gene mutation avoiding the sun plastic surgeries that u guys love doing so before doing those corny bleaching commercial to fit European beauty standards Remember that ur dumb asses came from BLACK African people not whites
Misz Bella Levi Israel that’s true...ancient Filipinos are dark skinned people...black and brown mixed...but now Filipinos are crazy about skin bleaching...so sad...not appreciating what YaHuah gave them...☹️
Before Christian & Islam, the ancestors of Filipinos were in fact Buddhist. They were Vajrayana Buddhists to be precise. This is called "Diamond Way" form of Buddhism and involves Mudras, Mantras, and Mandalas. It is related to Tibetan Buddhism and one sect in Japan called Shingon-shu. This was the first world religion in Philippines. They discovered Gold Avalokiteshvara statues made by ancient Filipinos.
You said ANCIENT but the pictures are pretty moder
Meaning, that's the remnants of ancient culture
I'm actually quite disappointed with the comment section=-= I am proud to be a Filipino and I don't care what you say, I am proud of my culture and traditions. And lastly I've noticed a lot of you are ignorant about my country's history so please do more research.
the pinay is beautifull , my favorite is the brown flat faced beauty ! its a kind of beauty these weomen posses
Nice.
Kaya pala may halo halo tayong pampalamig!! kinuha ang pangalan na yan sa halo halo na pinangalingan ng ninuno natin!! LOL!!
Actully ang halo halo ay galing sa Japanese dessert na yelo at beans lamamg at yung anscestors natin nilagyan ng maraming sangkap
@@jmtejada8290 kaya pala may beans hihi galing ng mga ninuno natin maghalo halo WHAHAHAHA
Title of the track please? I'd like to know if this is on Spotify or Deezer.
And the SIngkil Dance is not a Muslim Culture it is a Hindu very obvious when it come to music and movements and Music is forbidden in Islam
@Northerner Highlander Hayop yan tapos may pa Singkil, singkil pang pangalan
--- After reading the most recent comments, I noticed that we moved from the topics of superficial comparisons of the outward appearance of comparative cultures to the genetic make-up of the people who live in the Philippine archipelago. Keep 'em coming, it's getting interesting lol
Now I know you're Chinese being nosy about Filipinos? Bruh we don't deny the fact that we the same DNA with yours but lemme tell you Bruh our ancestors don't act like your high and mighty Xi. They simply moved to the islands as merchants and end up staying there cuz they found freedom.
All islands are a melting pot for people. They are apart of the great migration and like it or not, all originated from Africa and the oriental.
The one we are not originated in Africa... mind you... our identitiy is different from Africans... we are not black our skin color is same as our gongs...
@@bells561 You think Filipinos are Africans?
Vj Ocsin I mean duh everybody got black in them the first two humans Adam and Eve were black so yes every race is from the land of Kemet which is Africa original name before the land stealers changed it the garden of Eden the whole beginning of humanity started in Africa black people were the first here they populated the earth so yes Filipinos r like every other race
hi all, i just found "melayu champa" video on youtube. in above video show to us the old alphabet of filipino ancient kingdom. in melayu champa video u also can see their alphabet seems really look like in the above video. actually not surprise bcoz based on some source of history said people of champa came from saouthern filipino n borneo. champa kingdom is oldest kingdom in south east asia. even more longer exist before khmer empire. check it out!
Thanks to this video, I have finally understand that Islam is a foreign religion in the Philippines.
No its Hindu and a mix of animism and buddhism before islam then christian. Philippines longtime ago is a melayu state :) Therefore, Ancient filipinos our ancestors are Hindu bcoz of the SRIVISHAYA people or immigrants came here and married the NATIVES :) that's why we have different tribes but we are the same roots! Philippines MELAYU WORD IS TALAWESI
+Singkil Filipinas first monotheistic religion
Catholicism as well.
artist of music score please?
Philipine suppose to be part of Malaysia or Indonesia...we are same race and culture....
Great collection!
It is a pity that so much of this material highlights the invaders (from Borneo, Indonesia, China and Spain). Perhaps the only real "ancient Filipinos" content is from the Ifugao region. We do have a history that dates back at least 40,000 years you know, before the invaders killed, stole and raped their way across our bountiful islands.
+JulietSolar The video must have been uploaded by a nostalgic of "Bornean invasion of the Philippines".
+JulietSolar THAT IS NOT THAT LONG. IFUGAOENIOS ARE ALSO NOT NATIVE. THEY BECOME NATIVE WHEN THEY MIGRATED TO THE "ISLAND'. WE ARE TALKING ABOUT ISLAND WHICH PHILIPPINES IS .
Frances G The Igorrot people are native in the archipelago, unlike the Bornean invaders of the South.
who told you that Igorots are not the natives of Luzon.... if we are not the natives we cannot build the rice terraces in Cordelliera....
and those terraces are not built only in a year...
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Ifugao in Hebrew means blessed one..
Walang hebrew. We are austronesian hmp
Very nice
The way I saw this clip the Philippines was Cham or their descendants were Cham
Majority they said from Cham but we have recorded history Purchase of Panay from Malay ancestors.
these 2-3 million original spanish speakers are mostly descendant of spanish traders (mostly catalan and basque) who settled during the 19th century, and mexican creoles during the first 2 centuries of being a colony.
Filipinos now have more Chinese ancestry in them.
Really? 😆
Sa mindanao meron talaga chinese ancestry!!
Noon pang unang panahon
Meron sa pampangga, bohol at manila.
filipinos are mixed, pansin mo na may filipino na maliit ang mata or malaki mata, mestizo, maputi or maitim
Austronesians knows how to do a "Banig" used it as sleeping mat, their houses similarities of "bahay kubo" etc.
Forgot about the Aetas, Negritos. The original Filipinos. True Filipinos
they're not anymore "true filipino" than anyone else in the islands smh.
Theex pendable stfu stupid ass
Misz Bella Benzz U really ignorant NIGGA...LMAO!!! Although it is true that all humans came from Africa. But, every race evolved distinctly. Even whites came from Africa at one time. That too before Australoids. Filipinos, before Spanish colonisation were a mix of Australoid and Mongoloid races and thus were called Austronesian. Get your facts right..There were light skinned Filipinos before too because of the dominance of Mongoloid genes in some communities.
We are already mixed before the spaniards came here. Australoid + Monggoloids = Austronesian. That is why some of us are brown complexion, and white complexion. Negritos are Polynesians. They are not true Filipinos because innthe first place Philippines is the most diverse entire Malay Archipelago and the center of trading most of ASEAN PEOPLE flew away and trade here soke of them settled before magellan explored our shores. Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao long time ago are not united they have different Tribes and Banwa, Rajahnates and Sultanates.
The true filipinos are from Borneo,Indonesia(PEKING MAN, JAVA MAN) Taong kweba natagpuan sa Palawan.
sana my mg propose na ibalik ang sinaunang pagsusulat natin. tulad ng sa ibang countries. my sarili silang style ng pagsusulat. pangarap ko, na balang araw, maituro ulit sa mag aaral ang pagsusulat ng baybayin. ang original, hindi yung dinagdagan na ng mga espanyol ng + sign.
Ancient Filipinos? there no such thing as filipino in ancient times. i call it islanders. we are islanders.
Be nice.
Notomar Roxas you're ignorant
God Bless you
ignorante nakakabasa na at nakakagulat na mga ninuno natin bago pa dumating ang mananakop! May sistema na at nakikipagkalakalan na tau noon sa ibang bansa gaya sa China, India at Persia! hindi ignorante ang mga ninuno natin gaya ng mga karnibal!
+Singkil Filipinas paganism ang totoong Relihiyon ng Pilipinas 😒 makakalikasan ang mga accient pilipino
Permission to use some clips, for our school project.thankyou
The filipinos roots from java indonesian& malay.
Yea the languages and culture are very similar
Never knew the languages were similar
It's the other way around: Indonesians and Malaysians have their roots in the Philippines.
Not just malay...
Please watch GOD CULTURE - Solomons Gold series and you'll find it out. God bless.
The reason why Philippines does not have big stone structures is because all structure in the Philippines were wood. Wood that interlocked into each other to hold against earthquakes and typhoon similar to Korean and Japanese pagodas. Although design like, they look more similar to Thai, Khmer, Indonesian, Indian structure. When the Spanish came, everything was burnt into ashes.
In culture, you’ll have culture that will seem Indian, Chinese and Arabic.
How nostalgic would it be if i live during those ancient times.
@teekhoi123 okay the bontoc, kalinga, the Ibaloi, The Itneg, The Kankana-ey, how about the Ivatan? of the northern luzon & who is the original settlers of the islands. before these influences that we have in our country? maybe you can share it too because i think u know more about our history.
@Ainthove.. VERY good input. Thanks!!
@teekhoi123 Hey! I was watching this video of yours, pretty nice stuff here.
I too am on a quest to learn more about our pre-colonial past as I believe that it will promote and bolster TRUE pride and honor among our people and break the shackles of colonial mentality.
If you dont' mind I just want to ask... where can I find more info about the golden Tara? any museums or books? and also I hope you can give me book titles and authors to further my reading about our pre-colonial past, thanks.
@XxjHuNexX the Archipelago at that time was never in unison about having a national name, rather, the archipelago was divided by sultanates, dynasties and mini kingdoms that were at some point associated with hindu/bhuddist empires such as srivijaya and majapahit. and who had the most extensive trade associations with China, more than any other nation in that region at that time.
There are influences of Hinduism and Buddhism in the Philippines, I don't know about indonesia, but they have a stronger relatoins with southern China and japan. while the south is more associated with india and arabics.
I was watching Unforgivable 4, how did I end up here?
@teekhoi123 ano pong title ng background music?
Ang title ay "Pedophile prophet music"
Singkil Filipinas Ay salamat po
i agree ...where do we start??? know your past to set the future .. i like that...
We can say that Austronesian is also a genetic type since the term is carried with human movement associated with language and people. The Human Genealogy Project clearly shows genetic data across different ethnic groups in Southeast Asia. There is a pattern and that ethnic groups in the Philippines have an 80+90% Austronesian genotype more than any other group in the region. Then the genetic trace decreases southwards. The Melayu of Malaysia are more genetically diverse.
Im just wondering what is everyone religion on this page? or if they have one?
its right what u said with the exception of speaking spanish, in souther philippines is the spanish dialect ''chavacano'' and ''zamboangueno'' and the philippines has also 2 to 3 million original spanish speakers, till 15 years ago spanish was also taught in school, i dont know if they still teach it. but otherwise ur right with the rest u said,
peace my friend
Your welcome... Glad that it somehow changed your idea of our ancestors. Shoes did exist before the coming of the westerners. However, they were definately of foreign origin from other asiatic kingdoms... and mostly for the upper classs society.
Xiexie ^^
@SNSDTVgeneration do you know what caucasoid is? according to genetics ainu people of japan were the first settlers of that archipelago before the mongoloids migrated, they traveled via part of uyghur, there were excavations of ancient mummies in the tarim basin in china, those mummies were six feet in height, red haired caucasians, some experts believed they were merchants some of them finally settled in the islands of japan.
What's the title of the background music? hehe
@AcCee95 its the music for singkil dance
@teekhoi123 we have relatives that still have strong connection with one of the tribe in Baguio. I just forget which tribe they belong to but one of my 2nd cousin had a tribe marriage ritual. my 2nd cousin's father was the one from one of the Baguio tribe & one of my dad cousin married to a tribe princess in baguio, I have to ask again which tribe they belong as they only mentioned to me that they are igorot.
I'm just putting this out there because I'm filipino and I'm seeing a lot of Filipinos know the comments who are so eager to hold and defend the name of "Philippines" and our glorified oppression and colonization for centuries-- if the Philippines stopped being a country, nothing would change for me in terms of identity. I would say, "oh were no longer the philippines? Alright, I guess we can stop calling ourselves Filipinos. I will just refer to myself with the region I am from which is Mindanao. I will forever identify as Mindanaoan." It makes no difference anyway. We are not a homogeneous culture. There are over a hundred languages and ethnic groups in the philippines each with different beliefs. So I ask that we all evaluate ourselves individually as a race and reform our identity.
nice vid. . .although our history is like a puzzle, that some of its pieces is hidden behind its old colinizers. . .we have a very rich history, we have a written record in history in chinese books, other neighboring nation, I hope that someday, may ipapanganak na Filipino sa susunod na salinlahi na gustong malaman ang pingmulan nang kanyang lahi. . .our past is like a guide for what will we be in the future
Yes I have a copy of recent data from the Human Genealogy Project. The haplogenes of native Melayus are far different from the ethnic groups of the Philippines the same way that different ethnic groups in our country have slightly different genetic compositions as well. If you'd like to see the results, I'd be glad to show you.
They looks similar jarai, jarai related to Malaysia. Indigenous Polynesian austronesian family
@pansitkantonify What do you mean? I see many filipinos here looking like local malays and indonesians. Sometimes it's hard to tell filipinos apart from Indonesians because they look the same 0_0
Thank you for posting.
@freedfighter96 The similarity is because we were both colonized by Spain. :) Although we stopped speaking in Spanish, the values they instilled in Filipinos (e.g. Christianity) stuck. That's why we're the only Christian country in Asia. :)
@theshitaIker actually, there are records dating back to the time of Magellan showing Spanish/Portugese colonists mixing/marrying filipina natives. It was not countrywide, but it was significant nonetheless
My grandmother is Spanish descent, my grandfather is local Aetas.
We have several indigenous philosophies like karma and gaba which are all rooted from Hindu. Our Catholic traditions through how we do festivals also resemble so many Hindu rituals that have been buried with Christian labels. We have ancient mythologies that are aligned to Hindu deities and heroes. There are some Filipinos who have last names with Sanskrit and Malay roots.