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    Region Xii: Soccsksargen

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    Region XII, also known as SOCCSKSARGEN, is an administrative region in the Philippines comprised of four provinces and one highly urbanized city. The region is home to several indigenous tribes such as the Maguindanaon, T'boli, Teduray, Manobo, and B'laan tribes. Each tribe has its own traditions and art forms, such as the t'nalak textiles woven by the T'boli people and sculptures created from clay by artists in Sultan Kudarat. The region also hosts numerous cultural festivals throughout the year that celebrate the diverse ethnic groups and traditions of SOCCSKSARGEN.

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    Region XII, also known as SOCCSKSARGEN, is an administrative region in the Philippines comprised of four provinces and one highly urbanized city. The region is home to several indigenous tribes such as the Maguindanaon, T'boli, Teduray, Manobo, and B'laan tribes. Each tribe has its own traditions and art forms, such as the t'nalak textiles woven by the T'boli people and sculptures created from clay by artists in Sultan Kudarat. The region also hosts numerous cultural festivals throughout the year that celebrate the diverse ethnic groups and traditions of SOCCSKSARGEN.

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    Region XII, also known as SOCCSKSARGEN, is an administrative region in the Philippines comprised of four provinces and one highly urbanized city. The region is home to several indigenous tribes such as the Maguindanaon, T'boli, Teduray, Manobo, and B'laan tribes. Each tribe has its own traditions and art forms, such as the t'nalak textiles woven by the T'boli people and sculptures created from clay by artists in Sultan Kudarat. The region also hosts numerous cultural festivals throughout the year that celebrate the diverse ethnic groups and traditions of SOCCSKSARGEN.

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    Region XII, also known as SOCCSKSARGEN, is an administrative region in the Philippines comprised of four provinces and one highly urbanized city. The region is home to several indigenous tribes such as the Maguindanaon, T'boli, Teduray, Manobo, and B'laan tribes. Each tribe has its own traditions and art forms, such as the t'nalak textiles woven by the T'boli people and sculptures created from clay by artists in Sultan Kudarat. The region also hosts numerous cultural festivals throughout the year that celebrate the diverse ethnic groups and traditions of SOCCSKSARGEN.

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    REGION XII

    SOCCSKSARGEN

    PRESENTED Roble, Izzy


    Solaño, Kesha
    BY: Sillacay, John
    SOCCSKSARGEN
    Soccsksargen, formerly known as
    Central Mindanao, is an
    administrative region of the
    Philippines, designated as Region
    XII. Located in south-central
    Mindanao, its name is an acronym
    that stands for the region's four
    provinces and one highly
    urbanized city.
    SOC C SK SAR GEN
    South Co Sultan Sarangani Genaral
    Cotabato ta Kudarat
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    MAJOR TRIBES IN
    SOCCSKSARGEN

    Maguindanaon T'boli
    Teduray B'laan
    Manobo
    MAGUINDANAON TRIBE
    Long before the arrival of Shariff Kabunsuan (1475)
    and the discovery of the Philippines by Magellan
    (1521), there were people already living near the
    mouth of Pulangi or maguindanaon River and in the
    plains along its upper the tributaries in what is now
    Datu Piang. In those days until now, the Mindanao
    river overflows its bank from time to time, flooding the
    areas along its bank up to its mouth. These floodings
    are termed "midsanao" by the Maguindanaons.
    TEDURAY TRIBE
    One can easily tell a Teduray household in any community
    because of the presence of Traditional basket is the
    symbol of Teduray. It is a lasting display of their artistry.
    The term for weaving is "monom", which includes all
    kinds of woven handicrafts.

    Teduray people believe in katya (short prayer, orasyon),


    murka (gaba), endagiton (spirits/soul) and supernatural
    powers. Teduray believed in the existence of kuwek,
    busaw, fagad (kapre), and alagasi (higante). Their farming,
    planting and harvest season is also affected by the
    formation of the stars.
    MANOBO TRIBE
    The Obo Manobo is just one ethnic group among
    Manobos in North and West forest of Cotabato
    Province and Kidapawan City specifically in Mt. Apo
    and the boundaries of Davao del Sur, Bukidnon
    ,Cotabato Province in Mindanao, Philippines

    Manobo are gifted and nature loving people endowed


    with talents and strength to make life not just a living.
    They are remnants of the people living during the age
    of "survival of the fittest" when Mindanao was once a
    vast track of virgin forest.
    T’BOLI TRIBE
    T'boli have their own story of creation; they believed
    that the world they lived, the trees, the rivers, lakes
    and mountains has its own powerful being the
    Dwata/Mulu (God). Based on the history, T'boli are
    Proto-Malayan reserve and are found in the in the
    mountain ranges of South Cotabato and Sultan
    Kudarat Province. The Proto- Malay and the Malay
    were closely related to each other; their movement
    and cultural heritage are the topmost bases for the
    distinctions known between them.
    B’LAAN TRIBE
    Among the many tribes in the Philippines, the B'laans
    in Sarangani and South Cotabato are the most distinct
    in Region XII as they significantly played major
    historical roles in the evolution of several towns and
    barangays within the locality that have been named
    with B'laan origin.

    The B'laans have preserved their sacred lands,


    keeping them connected to the mother earth, to their
    sacred sites in Lamifew, Malandag, Malungon
    Sarangani: Melai Bolul, Moleng, Bantay, and Macao.
    ART FORMS IN
    REGION XII
    South Cotabato
    Tinalak
    (also spelled tinalak), is a weaving tradition of the T'boli people of
    South Cotabato, Philippines. T’nalak is a sacred cloth woven by
    the T'boli people in communities around Lake Sebu, Mindanao
    island. Traditionally made by women of royal blood, thousands of
    patterns that reference folklore and stories are known to the
    T’boli women by memory. Fu Dalu, a spiritual guardian, guides
    t’nalak weaving, a process that is enriched with taboo and ritual.

    T’nalak has a distinctive tri-colour scheme: White for the pattern,


    red for relief elements and black (or deep brown) for the
    background. Fibres used in weaving are harvested from the
    abaca tree and prepared in a process known as kedungon. Two
    metal blades are used to quickly remove the pulp and reveal the
    filaments, which are worked by hand into fine threads
    LANG DULAY
    (T'boli textile weaver from South
    Cotabato) traditionally weaves the
    t'nalak of the T'boli. She produces
    creations of high quality, displaying rich
    colors and fine workmanship. She
    knows a hundred designs, spun in
    textiles reflecting the wisdom and
    dreams of her pcople. Sho was
    conferred the Gawad sa Manlilikha ng
    Bayan in 1998.
    FILIPINISM

    Filipinism, is the way an


    artist put their soul unto
    canvas using the colors
    and influences of the
    master.
    EMMANUEL NIM
    A versatile and prolific artist whose portraiture
    echoes his love for the human figure and its
    emotions and deep concerns for Mother Nature

    He is a self-taught contemporary artist who was


    born and raised in Polomolok, South Cotabato,
    Philippines. He developed an interest in art and a
    taste for figure and landscapes at a young age.
    With the inspirations from the works of the old
    masters like Juan Luna, Amorsolo, Caravaggio,
    Constable, Dali, Sargent and Da Vinci.
    Cotabato

    artist : Danilo Banaay


    SULTAN KUDARAT
    KALBS BALAGON
    Kalbs Balagon, the mud craft artist from
    Esperanza, Sultan Kudarat
    Kalbs started making figurines from
    ordinary clay and other clay sculptures
    since 2004. He joined trade fairs and
    exhibitions whenever there are big
    events in and out of the region, and now
    he is one of the most requested to do
    customized souvenir items made from
    clay and other related stuff.
    sultan kudarat monument

    This statue of Sultan Kudarat was created by Jose


    M. Mendoza in 1973. Muhammad Dipatuan
    Kudarat was the Sultan of Mindanao during the
    first half of the 17th century. He united the
    Muslims of Lanao, Cotabato, Davao, Sulu,
    Zamboanga and North Borneo, and resisted
    bitterly the Spanish Invasion of his domain. He
    was a fearless fighter and Filipino hero in defense
    of Islamic faith and Philippine liberty. Kudarat died
    around 1650
    SARANGANI

    RONALD TAMFALAN
    Ronald Tamfalan is a 33 years
    old painter sculptor from the
    Philippines, most of his
    paintings conveys much of his
    tribe's culture and history.
    T'boli Woman
    Gensan
    franklin simmon

    The cross symbolizes Christianity and the city's


    predominantly Catholic settlers, a crescent moon for Islam
    and the Muslims, tuna for the city's multimillion industry,
    flower for the area's beauty, epic sun for the convergence
    of tribes, fire and dove for passion for peace and clouds
    for the city's aspirations.

    The sculptor of the monument was Franklin Simmons


    (1839-1913), who was born in Maine, where he became
    known for his portrait busts. He worked in Rome after
    1867, when he received the commission for a statue of
    Roger Williamsfor the National Statuary Hall collection.
    FESTIVALS

    FESTIVALS
    Helobung Festival
    Every 9th to 11th of November, the municipality of Lake Sebu,
    the summer capital and the eco-cultural center of South
    Cotabato celebrates its foundation anniversary reflecting the
    unique cultural identity and ethnicity of the province

    T'nalak Festival
    Every July, the festival is a week-long celebration held in Koronadal City, the capital of
    South Cotabato. of The festival gets its name from "t'nalak," a colorful abaca cloth,
    created and woven by the women of the T'boli tribe of South Cotabato. The design of
    the cloth is unique and "dreamed up" by the person who creates it.
    Shariff kabusuan Festival
    The City of Cotabato holds every month of
    December the Shariff Kabunsuan Festival.
    It is a colorful week-long celebration which
    commemorates the arrival of Shariff
    Kabunsuan, an Arab missionary who is
    believed to have brought Islam in this part
    of the country.The highlight of the
    weeklong celebration is the Fluvial Parade
    (Guinakit) that commemorates the arrival
    of Shariff Mohammad kabunsuan, an
    Islamic Missionary who entered the Rio
    Grande de Mindanao in 1520. Through
    him, the religious and political identity of
    the Islam came into existence.
    Kalimudan festival

    Held every month of November,


    the Kalimudan Festival
    commemorates the founding
    anniversary of the Province of
    Sultan Kudarat. The week-long
    festivities gathers the different
    tribes in the province for
    thanksgiving, and colorful
    showcase of the richness of their
    cultures.
    THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF
    FESTIVALS CELEBRATED IN SULTAN
    KUDARAT THROUGHOUT THE
    YEAR:

    Timpuyog (Lambayong)-February
    Sulok (Senator Ninoy Aquino) – February
    Salagaan (Kalamansig) – July
    Kastifun (Columbio) – August
    Kapeonan (Lebak) – August
    Hamungaya (Isulan) – August 30
    Talakudong (Tacurong City) – September
    Kanduli (Lutayan) – October 12
    Kalimudan (whole province) – November
    Bansadayaw (Bagumbayan) – November
    Hinabyog (Esperanza) – 2nd week of November
    Kalilang (Palimbang) – November 11
    Sambuyawan (President Quirino) – 3rd week of November
    munato festival

    The MunaTo Festival was


    conceptualized in 2002 that
    anchored on the idea to create a
    cultural festival that would
    celebrate the rich cultural diversity
    of Sarangani. From that time on,
    the festival has been celebrated
    annually featuring the province's
    seven municipalities and
    presenting the best in each town
    sarangani bay festival

    Sarangani Bay Festival, also


    known to the locals as Sarbay
    Fest, is an annual event in
    Sarangani Province. The festival is
    held on every third week of May.
    Arguably the most popular beach
    event in the southern region of
    Philippines', Sarbay festival is a
    must attend for many tourists.
    bangsi festival

    Every last week This festival


    celebrates the abundance of fish
    locally known as “bangsi” (flying
    fish). A year round abundant catch
    made dried fish making a thriving
    industry in the locality and made
    the place famous of its bangsi
    products. From Davao Airport.
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