Miyerkules, Hunyo 28, 2017
Martes, Hunyo 27, 2017
TALE89 TALE OF BORNEAN DATUS
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1250 AD: Beyer's Migration Theory - The third wave of Malays believed to have been headed by the ten Bornean Datus whosettled in Panay. Legends of the 13th Century, as recorded in Maragtas (a written history of Panay) maintain that ten Dyak Datus (Muslim Chieftains) fled their homeland of Borneo - running from the cruel Sultan Makatunaw who had seized their property and ravaged their wives - sttled on Panay Island. The ten datus established the Confederation of Madyaas with Datu Sumakwel as its ruler. Sumakwel ruled this confederation through his Penal Code which was outlined in his book Maragtas. Known as the Maragtas Code, these are the oldest body of Laws believed to have existed in the Philippines.tmADYAAShave continiued its existENCEEVCE UNDERAASHOKALAKINGDOM OF INDIA IT WAS RULED BY KALIFAH PULAKU THE BISAYANS CA;;ED HIM LAPU LAPU
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1250 AD: Beyer's Migration Theory - The third wave of Malays believed to have been headed by the ten Bornean Datus whosettled in Panay. Legends of the 13th Century, as recorded in Maragtas (a written history of Panay) maintain that ten Dyak Datus (Muslim Chieftains) fled their homeland of Borneo - running from the cruel Sultan Makatunaw who had seized their property and ravaged their wives - sttled on Panay Island. The ten datus established the Confederation of Madyaas with Datu Sumakwel as its ruler. Sumakwel ruled this confederation through his Penal Code which was outlined in his book Maragtas. Known as the Maragtas Code, these are the oldest body of Laws believed to have existed in the Philippines.tmADYAAShave continiued its existENCEEVCE UNDERAASHOKALAKINGDOM OF INDIA IT WAS RULED BY KALIFAH PULAKU THE BISAYANS CA;;ED HIM LAPU LAPU
TALE97 tale of Ten Bornean Datus
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Ten Bornean Datus
1250 AD: Beyer's Migration Theory - The third wave of Malays believed to have been headed by the ten Bornean Datus whosettled in Panay. Legends of the 13th Century, as recorded in Maragtas (a written history of Panay) maintain that ten Dyak Datus (Muslim Chieftains) fled their homeland of Borneo - running from the cruel Sultan Makatunaw who had seized their property and ravaged their wives - sttled on Panay Island. The ten datus established the Confederation of Madyaas with Datu Sumakwel as its ruler. Sumakwel ruled this confederation through his Penal Code which was outlined in his book Maragtas. Known as the Maragtas Code, these are the oldest body of Laws believed to have existed in the Philippines.
tale98 TALE OF KALIFAH PULAKU
kalifah pulaku
mANGATANG, THE KINGDOM OF kALIFAH pULAKUMANGATANG IS PRESENTLY CALLED MACTAN CALLED MACTAN
rHo SAID... May Ihave you attention pleasestartPacking upyour things todayWewill be leaving Taganito tomorrow
Where shall we go from here?inquireed Aaliahthe sailor
We will goto Zabag the the Kalifah Pulaku of Mangatang has permitted us to continue OUR GOLD MINING AT zABAG
GOLD OF ANCIENT ZABAG(pronounced as Sugbu, pesently theplaceis called Toledo Cebu
toledo, cebu
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Linggo, Hunyo 11, 2017
L48 TALE OF STALINGRAD
JOSEPH STALIN , the dictatoR f Russia in 1914during the time whEN
Hitler ordered German ARmy to attack the city of Stalingrad
SSTALIN ORDERED... No one is permitted to retreat tfrom th he battle including civillians and women all of us shalll holdthe ground No step backward against the enemy
Hitler, dictator of Germany
In June 1941 Hitler ordered a surprise invasion of the Soviet Union, and for most of the next year the German army routed the Soviet troops, capturing thousands of square kilometers of their country in the process.
In August 1942 the German VI Army had pushed all the way to the banks of the Volga River, near the industrial heartland of the RussiaUSSR. Once captured, the Nazis could sever the Volga, and potentially destroy Moscow’s ability to continue fighting. All they had to do was take one more city. Stalingrad
Though Stalingrad carried significant military importance, the psychological importance both leaders placed on the city elevated it to a level of importance above perhaps even the capital city of Moscow. The price both armies were willing to pay to possess it transcended military utility and entered fully into the category of obsession.
he Germans made substantial and rapid progress in conquering the city. The Nazis attacked the city and its defenders with almost uncontested
Hitler took particular interest in capturing the city as a personal hit on the Soviet leader. Stalin likewise placed great importance on holding the city to prevent Hitler from capturing the city carrying his name.
By early September 1942 the Germans were still making progress, but the rate of advance had slowed considerably. As a result of the enormous bombardment, the city and its buildings had been pulverized into one giant heap of rubble
When we got to Stalingrad, there were 140 of us, but by September 1, after two weeks of battle, only 16 remained. All the rest were wounded and killed. We don’t have a single officer, and the non-commissioned officer had to take over the command of the division. Up to a thousand wounded soldiers a day are taken back to the rear from Stalingrad. . . .”
F06 TALE OF GOLD OF KING SOLOMON
.TALE OF GOLD OF KING SOLOMON
Solomon's temple was overlaid with gold inside – the walls, the ceiling and even the floor! Solomon even decorated the Temple with gold, including over two . tons of golden shields. Given the dimensions of the rooms, this would take a huge amount of gold
,,King Solomon made two hundred targets of beaten gold: six hundred shekels of gold went to one target. / And he made three hundred shields of beaten gold; three pound of gold went to one shield: and the king put them in the house of the forest of Lebanon. / Moreover the king made a great throne of ivory, and overlaid it with the best gold.… / And all king Solomon's drinking vessels were of gold, and all the vessels of the house of the forest of Lebanon were of pure gold; none were of silver: it was nothing accounted of in the days of Solomon…. / So King Solomon exceeded all the kings of the earth for riches and for wisdom
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Solomon's temple was overlaid with gold inside – the walls, the ceiling and even the floor! Solomon even decorated the Temple with gold, including over two . tons of golden shields. Given the dimensions of the rooms, this would take a huge amount of gold
,,King Solomon made two hundred targets of beaten gold: six hundred shekels of gold went to one target. / And he made three hundred shields of beaten gold; three pound of gold went to one shield: and the king put them in the house of the forest of Lebanon. / Moreover the king made a great throne of ivory, and overlaid it with the best gold.… / And all king Solomon's drinking vessels were of gold, and all the vessels of the house of the forest of Lebanon were of pure gold; none were of silver: it was nothing accounted of in the days of Solomon…. / So King Solomon exceeded all the kings of the earth for riches and for wisdom
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F07 TALE OF GENERAL TITUS
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Aftr dinner Sharvad asked Rho
This time you will be the one who will tell us
What is it? Rho inquired..
During the burning of Jerusalem.. I know you are there as one of the roman soldiers who attacked Judea
Yes I admit Rho's affirmation
The Roman Emperor procurator named Gessius Florus loved money and hated the Jewish people He knowsthe gold of King Solomon inthe Jewish temple the shipment of gold by the Queen of Sheba and King Hiramfor many years being kept in the Jewish Temple So he sent General Tituswith a thousand of Roman soldiers to find the gold
When we arrived in Jerusalem we immediately search for gold but we coul not find it General Titus was so angry with the failure to find the gold ........ He ordered us to capture the city of Jerusalem and hold the Jewish priests and the people to guide us where the gold werebeing kept Inspite of our effortswe did not able to find it. General Titus was so furious... he ordered us to line up the priests and the people and kill them one by one until somebody will tell us where the gold werekept... Then the Jewish rebellion happened....
Wehave no more respect to them any way they were the ones who told Pilate to crucify Jesus Christ in the cross so we killed them all......theres no more dignity left for these people who betrayed their own Lord as being nailed to the cross although it is the roman army who physically nailed Christ to the cross but Pilate asked them whom will they chooseto save? Christ? or Barrabas? well... they abandoned Christ so it was the time for them to pay what they have done to Christ Have you killed a jew? Yes.... I am only a roman soldier i have to follow the command of the general.. Rho answered
He he the way you talk now I think you now a follower of Christ by heart ,, Sharvad teased Rho Not yet i dont what christianity is..Rho reasoned out
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Aftr dinner Sharvad asked Rho
This time you will be the one who will tell us
What is it? Rho inquired..
During the burning of Jerusalem.. I know you are there as one of the roman soldiers who attacked Judea
Yes I admit Rho's affirmation
The Roman Emperor procurator named Gessius Florus loved money and hated the Jewish people He knowsthe gold of King Solomon inthe Jewish temple the shipment of gold by the Queen of Sheba and King Hiramfor many years being kept in the Jewish Temple So he sent General Tituswith a thousand of Roman soldiers to find the gold
When we arrived in Jerusalem we immediately search for gold but we coul not find it General Titus was so angry with the failure to find the gold ........ He ordered us to capture the city of Jerusalem and hold the Jewish priests and the people to guide us where the gold werebeing kept Inspite of our effortswe did not able to find it. General Titus was so furious... he ordered us to line up the priests and the people and kill them one by one until somebody will tell us where the gold werekept... Then the Jewish rebellion happened....
Wehave no more respect to them any way they were the ones who told Pilate to crucify Jesus Christ in the cross so we killed them all......theres no more dignity left for these people who betrayed their own Lord as being nailed to the cross although it is the roman army who physically nailed Christ to the cross but Pilate asked them whom will they chooseto save? Christ? or Barrabas? well... they abandoned Christ so it was the time for them to pay what they have done to Christ Have you killed a jew? Yes.... I am only a roman soldier i have to follow the command of the general.. Rho answered
He he the way you talk now I think you now a follower of Christ by heart ,, Sharvad teased Rho Not yet i dont what christianity is..Rho reasoned out
F08
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AG aNITO MAGAHAT NATIVES CALLED WAK WAK
Memnon
bALAADITYA SAYS
The people here in Tag Anito said Aponi Bolinawen the elder here in Tag Anito cried She said Mrmnon and othe Tyyopian gold miners hereare the ghosts of their ancestors that Memnon haxethe same face with theiR grand father
bALAADITYA affirmed Indeed Memnon have similar face with the natives here
Memnon says.. Yes Ithink the people here are the granchildren of our ancestors that came herefrom Magadasqar for the search of gold- the malagasy WERE THE PEOPLE OF QUEEN OF SHEBAThe gold that King Solomon of Jerusalem received from the queen was 666 talents every3 year(I Kings 10) thus our ancestors came here to find enough amount of gold to supply King Solomon, our queen was so in lovewith King Solomon the ships of thequeen of sheba came to KinG solomon ever three years filled with gold carrying 666 talents of gold
The weight of the gold that Solomon received yearly was 666 talents,[e] not including the revenues from merchants and traders and from all the Arabian kings and the governors of the territories
AG aNITO MAGAHAT NATIVES CALLED WAK WAK
Memnon
bALAADITYA SAYS
The people here in Tag Anito said Aponi Bolinawen the elder here in Tag Anito cried She said Mrmnon and othe Tyyopian gold miners hereare the ghosts of their ancestors that Memnon haxethe same face with theiR grand father
bALAADITYA affirmed Indeed Memnon have similar face with the natives here
Memnon says.. Yes Ithink the people here are the granchildren of our ancestors that came herefrom Magadasqar for the search of gold- the malagasy WERE THE PEOPLE OF QUEEN OF SHEBAThe gold that King Solomon of Jerusalem received from the queen was 666 talents every3 year(I Kings 10) thus our ancestors came here to find enough amount of gold to supply King Solomon, our queen was so in lovewith King Solomon the ships of thequeen of sheba came to KinG solomon ever three years filled with gold carrying 666 talents of gold
The weight of the gold that Solomon received yearly was 666 talents,[e] not including the revenues from merchants and traders and from all the Arabian kings and the governors of the territories
F09 TALES OF OPHIR
i kINGs 9:14
Ophir -- the sea port of LAND OF gOLD " IN SABSCRIT WORD OF iNDIArelated with the word SOFIR of the ancient Indus territories
And it came to pass, when Solomon had finished the building of the house of the LORD, and the king's house, and all Solomon's desire which he was pleased to do,
2That the LORD appeared to Solomon the second time, as he had appeared unto him at Gibeon.
3And the LORD said unto him, I have heard thy prayer and thy supplication, that thou hast made before me: I have hallowed this house, which thou hast built, to put my name there for ever; and mine eyes and mine heart shall be there perpetually.
4And if thou wilt walk before me, as David thy father walked, in integrity of heart, and in uprightness, to do according to all that I have commanded thee, and wilt keep my statutes and my judgments:
Ophir -- the sea port of LAND OF gOLD " IN SABSCRIT WORD OF iNDIArelated with the word SOFIR of the ancient Indus territories
F10 TALES OF SINGAPORA
Tunku Ibrahim was just past seventeen when his father, the Sultan Abubaker, chose to recognize him as his heir and Crown Prince of Johore
From the day when the little prince had been deemed old enough to leave his mother and the women’s palace until the day he had entered the native artillery as a lieutenant, he had been schooled and trained by the English missionaries and the Tuan Kadi, or Mohammedan high priest, as becomes a son of so illustrious a father
Tunku Ibrahim had made one trip to England when he was fifteen years old, and with his little cousin, the Tunku, or Prince, Othman, had dined with the Queen at Windsor.
So, when the Sultan returned from a long stay at Carlsbad and found that the Sultana was dead and that Ibrahim had shot up into a man, he said:—
“I am getting to be an old man and may die at any time. I will call all my nobles and people to the palace, and they shall see me place the crown on Ibrahim’s head. Then if I die, he will rule, and the British will not take his country from him as long as he is wise and kingly.”
Whereupon his Highness sent out invitations to the Governor and all the foreign consuls in Singapora(including the Sultan of Sulu to be his guests and witness the crowning of his son.
half-Malay, half-Chinese village of Kranji, on the shores of the famous old Straits of Malacca
the Malays, dressed in gayly colored sarongs and bajus (jackets), with little rimless caps on their heads, squatted on their heels and chewed betel-nut, with eyes half closed and mouths distended.
Arab traders and shopkeepers were grouped about in little knots, gravely conversing and watching the files of gharries or carriages, and even rickshaws, that were bringing Malay unkus (princes not of the royal blood), patos (peers), holy men, and rich Chinese mandarins to the steps that led up to the plaza before the throne-room.
The palace was two stories high, long and narrow. The interior rooms were separated from the outer walls by wide, airy corridors. The lattice-work windows were without glass and were arranged to admit the breezes from the ocean and ward off the searching rays of the equatorial sun. In these dusky corridors were long rattan chairs, divans, and tables covered with refreshments, and along its walls were arranged weapons of war and chase, Japanese suits of straw armor, Javanese shields, and Malay krises and limbings
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