Maranao Culture Presentation PDF

21st Century Maranao Literature Today, we are going to: Explore the Maranao's Culture Know more about the Maranao's famous culture Marana The word Maranao comes o from the Maranao word ranaw, which means "lake". The name r...

21st Century Maranao Literature Today, we are going to: Explore the Maranao's Culture Know more about the Maranao's famous culture Marana The word Maranao comes o from the Maranao word ranaw, which means "lake". The name refers to the Maranao people's ancestral homeland around Lake Lanao in the  – the second largest lake in the Philippines. The lake is famous locally for its various Lake uses and internationally  Cultures of Maranao 1. Literature 3. Traditions Dances and 2. Folklore 4. Festivities Literatur Maranao literatures, e influenced by Islam, encompass oral and written traditions, including folklore, legends, myths, epics, folktales, courtship speeches, proverbs, riddles, poems, songs, and ballads. Literatur The DARANGEN which means e "to narrate in a song," predates the Islamization of the Philippines in the fourteenth century and is part of a larger epic culture linked to early Sanskrit traditions. Literatur DARANGEN is an ancient Lake eepic song, featuring 17 Lanao cycles and 72,000 lines, commemorating Maranao history and mythical heroes' trials. It uses symbolism, metaphor, irony, and satire to explore life, death, courtship, love, politics, and social Folklor The AGAMANIYOG e are well known folktales among the Maranao people. To a significant part, These stories about the lives of sultans,family, as well as their ties with their Tradition KAPANGOBING is the s traditional means of expressing ones love and adoration to someone, reciprocated or not it is the acceptable means of customary courtship in Maranao. It is performed through a flute like instrument Tradition POLYGAMY is one of the maranaos traditions that is still followed till now, particularly among maranao males. When we say POLYGAMY it means a married person who have several wives or husbands. Tradition Maranaos practice "PARENTAL s MARRIAGE" where parents decide their son or daughter's marriage and agree on dowry. A week-long celebration, known as "kandialaga," is held before the official wedding ceremony or "KAKAWING" to preserve family pride, especially in financial difficulties, especially for royal or large families. DANCES SINGKIL is a Maranao dance performed by Princess Gandingan, showcasing her agility as a woman. It tells the story of her escape from an earthquake caused by Diwatas, with bamboo poles clicking to represent DANCES KAGANAT SA DARANGEN is the most aristocratic of the Maranao traditional dances and it should be performed by someone who has the aptitude to move theatrical. Mere movement of fingers to switching of fans and graceful swaying of the DANCES KAPA MALONG-MALONG is the Maranao dance that illustrates different ways of wearing malong, a functional tubular skirt intricately weaved worn to special occasions.  FESTIVITIES The SAGAYAN FESTIVAL in Lanao del Norte is a cultural event based on Maranao dance, inspired by Darangen. It features the enactment of Bantogan, a warrior, demonstrating discipline, gallantry, and suppressed emotion for victory. The dance showcases the Kampilan armored with shield. L et ’ s Re c a p  Th a n k y o u f o r l i s t en i n g