Leadership Succession and Duties in SUMINTAC Culture

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What is the order of succession in leadership according to the text?

Father, son, brothers, collateral relatives

In what areas do the subjects serve their leader based on the text?

Farming, construction, military expeditions

Who are considered slaves in the hierarchy presented?

Saguiguilires/saguiguilirs

What distinguishes whole slaves from half slaves based on the text?

Their lineage being free or enslaved

What is a key duty of leaders mentioned in the text?

Being held with veneration and respect by the people

In the absence of sons, who may take the place in the succession process?

Eldest daughter

What happens to illegitimate children in terms of inheritance and succession?

They become plebeians or timawas.

What was a common form of payment for bartering in the described society?

Gold or metal bells

What is the fate of a slave concubine in the absence of children?

They remain a slave.

Which group of individuals are considered free in terms of their status according to the text?

Children

What is a notable characteristic of business contracts and negotiations in the described society?

They were illegal and focused on personal gain.

What do the mentioned officials represent in the text?

Political and social organizations in the Philippines

Based on the text, what can be inferred about the Laguna Copperplate?

It has led to a re-assessment of Philippine history

In the hierarchy mentioned, who was the Leader of Pailah representing?

Ganasakti

What aspect of leadership succession is hinted at in the text?

Hereditary leadership

What was one of the duties of the leaders mentioned?

Representing different regions in political matters

What role did the Leader of Binwangan have in the mentioned group of officials?

Represented Binwangan in political affairs

Explore the tradition of leadership succession based on the male line in SUMINTAC culture, where fathers and sons hold key roles. Learn about the duties involved, such as ruling and governing subjects, and the ways in which leaders and subjects interact with respect and veneration. Discover how tribute is paid to leaders and the importance of family relationships in governance.

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