Filipino Traditional Marriage Practices
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What was the traditional practice regarding marriage within different classes among early Filipinos?

  • Nobles could only marry other nobles, freemen could only marry freewomen, and slaves could only marry slaves. (correct)
  • Nobles could marry freemen, freemen could marry dependents, and slaves could marry anyone.
  • There were no restrictions on marriage between different classes.
  • Interracial marriages were common among all classes.
  • What was the 'bigay-kaya' in the context of marriage among early Filipinos?

  • A form of payment given to the bride's parents as reimbursement for her upbringing.
  • A material offering such as land, gold, or slaves given by the groom to the bride's family. (correct)
  • A certain amount given to the bride's parents as payment for the mother's rearing of the girl.
  • A sum of money given to the girl's wet nurse for feeding her during infancy.
  • What would happen to the 'bigay-kaya' in the event of divorce?

  • It would be evenly divided between the husband and wife in case of divorce.
  • It would be returned to the husband if he caused the divorce. (correct)
  • It would be kept by the bride's family regardless of who caused the divorce.
  • It would be returned to the wife if she caused the divorce.
  • What was 'panghimuyat' in the context of marriage traditions among early Filipinos?

    <p>A certain amount given to the bride-to-be's parents as payment for the mother's rearing of the girl.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was 'bigay-suso' in the context of marriage customs among early Filipinos?

    <p>A sum of money given to the girl's wet nurse for feeding her during infancy.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was 'himaraw' in the context of marriage traditions among early Filipinos?

    <p>A certain amount given to the bride's parents as payment for the mother's rearing of the girl.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the purpose of 'bigay-kaya' in early Filipino marriage customs?

    <p>To preserve the marriage through material expression</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was 'panghimuyat' in early Filipino marriage traditions?

    <p>A payment to the bride-to-be's parents for rearing her</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the traditional practice regarding intermarriages between different classes among early Filipinos?

    <p>Allowed between nobles and freemen only</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was 'bigay-suso' in the context of early Filipino marriage customs?

    <p>A payment to the bride's wet nurse for feeding her during infancy</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the consequence if a husband causes a divorce in early Filipino marriage customs?

    <p>He loses the 'bigay-kaya'</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What did 'himaraw' represent in early Filipino marriage traditions?

    <p>A sum of money given to the bride's parents as reimbursement for expenses during infancy</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Marriage Traditions among Early Filipinos

    • Traditional practice: Marriage within the same social class was common, while intermarriages between different classes were discouraged.

    Bigay-Kaya

    • Bigay-kaya: A dowry given by the groom's family to the bride's family as a symbol of respect and to strengthen family ties.
    • Purpose: To seal the marriage bond and provide financial security for the bride.
    • Consequence in the event of divorce: The bigay-kaya was returned to the groom's family.

    Panghimuyat

    • Panghimuyat: A form of engagement where the groom's family would present gifts to the bride's family to secure the marriage.
    • Purpose: To show sincerity and commitment to the marriage.

    Bigay-Suso

    • Bigay-suso: A small gift given by the groom to the bride's family as a symbol of respect.
    • Significance: Represented the groom's commitment to take care of the bride.

    Himaraw

    • Himaraw: A symbol of the couple's union, representing their shared life and commitment.
    • Significance: Represented the couple's bond and commitment to each other.

    Divorce Consequences

    • Consequence of divorce: If the husband caused the divorce, he was required to return the bigay-kaya and bigay-suso to the bride's family.

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    Explore the traditional marriage practices of early Filipinos, including rules and customs regarding intermarriages and dowry. Learn about the significance of bigay-kaya in the context of marriage and family dynamics.

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