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    The Malays began settling in the Philippines around 2000 BCE, bringing their Austronesian language, culture, and agriculture. They established kingdoms like the Kingdom of Tondo and contributed to the economic and cultural development of the region. In the 14th century, the Malays also introduced Islam with the establishment of sultanates in the southern Philippines. Spanish colonization in the 16th century led to the spread of Christianity. Despite centuries of colonization, Malay cultural influences like language, traditional practices, clothing, and cuisine remain an integral part of Filipino identity today.

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    The Malays began settling in the Philippines around 2000 BCE, bringing their Austronesian language, culture, and agriculture. They established kingdoms like the Kingdom of Tondo and contributed to the economic and cultural development of the region. In the 14th century, the Malays also introduced Islam with the establishment of sultanates in the southern Philippines. Spanish colonization in the 16th century led to the spread of Christianity. Despite centuries of colonization, Malay cultural influences like language, traditional practices, clothing, and cuisine remain an integral part of Filipino identity today.

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    Malays in Philippine

    History

    Nikka May Murchante


    Objective:
    1. Define the arrival of Malay’s.
    2. Identify the influence of Malay’s in the
    Philippines.
    3. Discuss the events that happened during
    the arrival of Malay’s.
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    A_ _ _ V_ _ _F
    S_ _ _I _ H EX_ _ _ _ _R
    FE_ _ _ _ _ _ _ M_ _ _ L_ _ _
    IS_ _ M_ _ _ _ _ _ N
    B _ _ _ _ H_ _
    Malays in  Indigenous Ethnic Groups In The Philippines
    Philippine
    History

    Tagalog Ibanag Tausog


    Wikipedia
    The Philippines was inhabited by various
    Pre-Colonial indigenous groups before the arrival of
    Period the Malays. The Malays, believed to
    have originated from what is now
    Indonesia and Malaysia, began settling
    in the archipelago around 2000 BCE.
    They brought with them their
    Austronesian language, culture, and
    agricultural practices, which had a
    significant impact on the indigenous
    communities.
    Austronesian
    Language
    Family

    Quora
    Malay Kingdoms Several Malay kingdoms and
    principalities were established in
    different parts of the Philippine
    archipelago. Notable among these was
    the Kingdom of Tondo, located in what is
    now Manila. These Malay societies
    engaged in trade, agriculture, and
    maritime activities, contributing to the
    cultural and economic development of
    the region.
    Srivijaya Empire Majapahit Empire

    Civilizations
    in Southeast
    Asia

    Wikipedia
    Islamization
    The Malays also brought Islam to the
    Philippines, starting in the 14th century.
    Islamic sultanates, such as the
    Sultanate of Sulu and the Sultanate of
    Maguindanao, were established in the
    southern Philippines. Islam became a
    major cultural and religious influence in
    the region and continues to be so in
    many areas today
    Rises of
    Islamic
    Sultanates

    ASEAN YOUTH ORGANIZATION


    Spanish
    Colonization  In 1521, the Spanish explorer Ferdinand
    Magellan arrived in the Philippines.
    Spanish colonization began in earnest in
    the 16th century, leading to significant
    changes in Philippine society. The
    Spanish influence and colonization led
    to the spread of Christianity, primarily
    Roman Catholicism, which is still the
    dominant religion in the Philippines
    today.
    Arrival of
    Spanish
    Explorer
    Ferdinand
    Magellan

    Manila Bulletin
    Malay Heritage
    Despite centuries of colonization, the
    Malay cultural heritage remains an
    integral part of Philippine identity. The
    Filipino language, Tagalog, is heavily
    influenced by Malay, and many aspects
    of Filipino culture, including cuisine,
    clothing, and traditional practices, have
    Malay roots.

    Malays from Terangganu in the Philippines, c. 1590


    Boxer Codex
    Bayanihan Pagmamano

    Traditional
    Practices

    Pinterest
    Batik

    Clothing

    Batik from Surakarta in Central Java province in Indonesia; before 1997

    Wikipedia
    Nasi Lemak

    Cuisine

    Nasi lemak with fried chicken wing, ikan bilis, peanuts, sambal
    tumis, cucumber and omelette, served on a banana leaf at a
    restaurant in Singapore

    Wikipedia
    Thank You !

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