- Pinagmulan: 필리핀의 무형유산 목록
Pinagmulan: 필리핀의 무형유산 목록
- DOMAIN 1 Oral Traditions and Expressions, Including Language
- 01Biag ni Lam-ang Epic (Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur & Abra), p. 4
- 02Dulimaman Epic (Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur & Abra), p. 6
- 03Apo ni Bolinayen (Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur & Abra), p. 8
- 04Ullalim Epic (Kalinga), p. 11
- 05Hudhud Epic (Ifugao), p. 14
- 06Alim Epic (Ifugao), p. 16
- 07Origin Myth (Nueva Vizcaya), p. 18
- 08“Upuan” Etymology (Bulacan), p. 20
- 09Bangus Banter (Bulacan), p. 22
- 10Ambahan Poetry (Oriental Mindoro ), p. 24
- 11Hinilawod Epics (Panay), p. 26
- 12Kudaman Epic (Palawan), p. 32
- 13Sondayo Epic (Zamboanga del Norte &
Zamboanga del Sur), p. 34
- 14Darangen Epic Chant (Lanao del Sur), p. 37
- 15Agyu Epic (North Cotabato), p. 39
- 16Ulaging Epic (Bukidnon), p. 40
- DOMAIN 3 Social Practices, Rituals, and Festive Events
- 25Kapayvanuvanuwa (Batanes), p. 60
- 26Kapangdeng (Batanes), p. 62
- 27Pivonungan – Community Gathering (Batanes), p. 64
- 28Agsana – Salt-making (Ilocos Norte), p. 67
- 29Agricultural Rituals (Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur &
La Union), p. 70
- 30Padapadakam Ritual (Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur
Abra), p. 72
- 31Atang – Ilocano Appeasement Ritual
(Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur & Abra), p. 74
- 32Ilocano Atang for the Dead (Ilocos Norte), p. 76
- 33Rice Rituals (Abra), p. 80
- 34Pala-an Ritual (Abra), p. 84
- 35Pinaing/Pinading Ritual (Abra), p. 87
- 36Bakid Ritual (Abra), p. 88
- 37Pinasal Ritual (Abra), p. 90
- 38Life Cycle Rites (Kalinga), p. 92
- 39Courtship and Marriage (Kalinga), p. 94
- 40Igam Ritual (Kalinga), p. 96
- 41Kalinga Meat-sharing System (Kalinga), p. 98
- 42Pechen/Pud’on/Budong (Kalinga), p. 100
- 43Erwap – Rain Ritual (Mountain Province), p. 101
- 44Fire Ceremony (Mountain Province), p. 103
- 45Begnas Ritual (Mountain Province), p. 104
- 46Patay Ritual (Mountain Province), p. 105
- 47Death and Textiles in Bontoc Culture (Mountain Province), p. 106
- 48Fechen (Mountain Province), p. 110
- 49Ator/Dap’ay (Mountain Province), p. 112
- 50Kankanay Agricultural Rituals (Mountain Province), p. 114
- 51Baya’o Chant (Mountain Province), p. 116
- 52Pu’al Rite (Ifugao), p. 118
- 53Uhag Ritual (Ifugao), p. 120
- 54Uyauy (Ifugao), p. 122
- 55Hagabi Rites (Ifugao), p. 124
- 56Agricultural Rites (Ifugao), p. 126
- 57Harvest Rituals in Hapao (Ifugao), p. 129
- 58Him’ung (Ifugao), p. 135
- 59Bogwa (Ifugao), p. 137
- 60Kalanguya Agricultural Rituals
(Ifugao), p. 139
- 61Hamboki’an (Ifugao), p. 140
- 62Pedit-Prestige Feast(Benguet), p. 141
- 63 Mafussi (Cagayan), p. 143
- 64Angono Festivals (Rizal), p. 144
- 65Putong/Putungan (Marinduque), p. 146
- 66Antipo Ritual (Marinduque), p. 148
- 67Pupuwa Ritual (Marinduque), p. 150
- 68Sayo (Camarines Sur), p. 152
- 69Peñafrancia Fluvial Festival
(Camarines Sur), p. 154
- 70Panudlak Agricultural Rituals
(Mindoro), p. 156
- 71Betel Chewing (Mindoro), p. 159
- 72Secondary Burial Rites (Mindoro), p. 161
- 73Pagbuy’is Ritual (Palawan), p. 164
- 74Pagdiwata Ritual (Palawan), p. 167
- 75Marriage Rituals (Bukidnon), p. 172
- 76Pagkombiti Marriage Rituals
(Surigao del Norte), p. 174
- 77Rites of Passage (Davao del Sur), p. 175
- 78 Mo-ninum Ritual
(South Cotabato), p. 177
- 79Pagana Maranao (Lanao del Sur), p. 188
- 80Kanggunting Rite of Passage (Maguindanao
& Cotabato Provinces), p. 190
- 81Harvest Rites (Zamboanga del Norte &
Zamboanga del Sur), p. 192
- 82Buklog Rites (Zamboanga del Norte &
Zamboanga del Sur), p. 194
- DOMAIN 4 Knowledge and Practices Concerning
Nature and the Universe
- DOMAIN 5 Traditional Craftsmanship
- 90Philippine Earthenware Pottery
(Countrywide), p. 216
- 91Traditional Boatbuilding and Philippine Maritime
Culture (Countrywide), p 219
- 92Traditional Boats in Batanes (Batanes), p. 223
- 93Sinadumparan Ivatan House Types (Batanes), p. 227
- 94Yuvuk (Batanes), p. 229
- 95Salakot and Other Headgear (Countrywide), p. 231
- 96Bubo and Other Fish Traps (Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur,
Abra & La Union), p. 234
- 97Saked Broom-making (Kalinga), p. 237
- 98Mountain Terraces (Ifugao), p. 238
- 99Morion Head Mask (Marinduque), p. 240
- 100Torogan – Royalty House (Lanao del Sur), p. 242
- 101Metal Casting with Wire Templates
(Lanao del Sur), p. 244
- 102Sarimanok (Lanao del Sur), p. 245
- 103Malong Tube Skirt (Lanao del Sur), p. 246
- 104Langkit: Tobiran and Lakban (Lanao del Sur), p. 248
- 105Pis syabit (Sulu), p. 250)
- 106Tepo Mat (Tawi-Tawi), p. 252
- 107Patterns of Culture in Philippine Traditional Textiles
(Countrywide), p. 254
- 108Back-strap Weaving (Countrywide), p. 257
- 109Manlilikha ng Bayan, p. 259
- 109aTawi-Tawi
- 109bSouth Cotabato
- 109cIlocos Norte
- 109dAbra
- 109eDavao del Sur
- 109fPampanga
- 109gSulu
- Editor’s Note:
- Assigning of location of the Intangible
Cultural Heritage elements is based on the
physical-geographic setting of the Philippine
islands. Northern Philippines refers to mainland
Luzon and the Batanes group of islands; Central
Philippines refers to the island provinces south of
Luzon and the Visayas provinces; and Southern
Philippines refers to Mindanao and the islands
in the Sulu Sea. In the succeeding domains, the
elements are identified by ethnic name, province,
island, and general location in the Philippine map.
