Noble Class in Pre-Colonial Philippines
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What is the term used to refer to the free-born nobles in this context?

maharlica

What was the primary responsibility of the nobles in relation to the dato?

They accompanied the dato in war at their own expense.

Did the nobles have to pay taxes or tribute? Explain.

No, they did not pay tax or tribute.

What activities were nobles involved in concerning the welfare of the barangay?

<p>They helped the dato in activities that involved the welfare of the barangay.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the relationship between the nobles and the dato imply about the social structure?

<p>It implies a feudal-like system where nobles serve the dato in exchange for privileges.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Noble Class in Pre-Colonial Philippines

  • Nobility was comprised of free-born individuals, known as maharlika.
  • Maharlika were exempt from taxes and tributes to the datu.
  • However, they were obligated to participate in war efforts, funding their own expenses.
  • Nobles were personal companions of the datu, assisting him in barangay affairs.
  • These affairs encompassed community well-being.

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Explore the fascinating dynamics of the noble class, or maharlika, in pre-colonial Philippines. Discover their unique status, responsibilities, and relationships with the datu in community matters. This quiz delves into their societal roles and historical significance.

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