Welcome to another episode of the Filipino Genealogy Channel. Today, we will discuss the family tree of the rulers of Central Luzon, that is, the ancestors of Lakandula, Matanda, and Soliman as well as their cousins and other close relatives as mentioned in various sources of research and archival documents, which is one of the most fascinating family trees for any Filipino family.
This video takes into account all previously written and researched genealogies of the Central Luzon rulers, called by the late Luciano P.R. Santiago as the super-principalia families in Philippine society.
It is interesting to note that the usage of the term super-principalia was first coined by Norman G. Owen in his work on the principalia of the Kabikolan.
As such, the genealogy of families like that of former President and House Speaker Gloria Macapagal Arroyo has been fully traced and documented, thanks to the works of the likes of Santiago, Beyer, Parker, Henson, etc.
Many other more recent writers have made use of these scholars' works, but they remain the pioneer in terms of tracing the family tree of the super-principalia.
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CREDITS:
Chart/Script: T. Sales
Narration/Editing: T. Sales
Intro animation: Filipino Genealogy Channel
Music: "Memories" and "Hey" licensed under Creative Commons Attribution license 4.0. Available from [ Ссылка ]
References:
1. El Folklore Filipino (1890) by Isabelo de los Reyes.
2. Various writings by H. Otley Beyer (1919).
3. Various writings by Luther Parker (1931).
4. Genealogy of the Rulers of Central Luzon (1953) by Mariano Henson.
5. Cracks in the Parchment (1978) by William Henry Scott.
6. The Houses of Lakandula, Matanda, and Soliman (1990) by Luciano P.R. Santiago.
7. Rajahs Katunao, Lakandula, Tupas, and Matanda (1992) by Luis C. Dery.
8. A History of the Inarticulate: Local History, Prostitution, and Other Views from the Bottom (2001) by Luis Camara Dery.
9. Beating the Odds: The Life, the Times, and the Politics of Diosdado P. Macapagal (2005) by Cecilia Pestaño Serrano.
10. Royal Ark: Brunei Genealogy by Christopher Buyers.
