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Region XIII or the Caraga

Administrative Region is thenewest region in the Phii!!increated "nder Re!"bic Act #

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PRO+I#C-:Ag"san de #orte

Ag"san de -"r-"rigao de #orte-"rigao de -"r

/inagat Isands

Butuan City is the regional

center.



0he word Caraga originated 1the +isayan word 2Kalagan3:

“Kalag” meaning so" or!eo!e“An” meaning and

0he 24aagans3 was ater ca2 3



0he 24aagans3 have a ong

history o1 being brave and1earess. 0h"s, the region wascaed by eary chronicers as 2Land o1 the Brave and (iercePeo!e3.



Caraga was caed 5region degente animosa5, that is 5regio

s!irited men5



Another 6ctiona etymoogy o

name 5Caraga5 7ows 1rom a egend as coming 1rom the w5Cagang5, a n"mero"s sma

matting the beach o1 Caraga,which is aso 8nown as 5katanthe native Carag"enos.



ary inhabitants o1 CaragMainand AsiansMaayansArabsChinese 9a!anese-!anishAmericans



0here are ),&%*,;$inhabitants in CARA<A as

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GEOGRAPH



B"t"an Bay and -"rigao -trait s"rro"n

the north, and the Phii!!ine -ea on thOn the -o"th are the /avao !rovinces Misamis Orienta and B"8idnon on the Its !ro=imity to other growth areas s"cthe Cagayan > Iigan corridor and the /<"1 conomic ?one is an advantage.



(orestand in the region acco

1or an estimated $'@ o1 its toand area. 0he rest are devoteagric"t"re and other !"r!ose

(orest cover is decreasing d"encroachment!oaching.



It has e=ceent to"rism !oten

beca"se o1 its "ns!oied andbea"ti1" beaches, ab"ndant 1resh sea1ood, ancient and

historica andmar8s, hot ands!rings, evergreen 1orests anbamy weather.



hie in the region, to"rists c

choose 1rom a variety o1 activthese inc"des s"r6ng in -iargthe re!"ted s"r6ng ca!ita o1

Phii!!ines, isand>ho!!ing,mo"ntain>bi8ing, tre88ing, scdiving and caving.



0he region in genera has node6nite dry season. Rain1a o

thro"gho"t the year with hearains 1rom #ovember to 9an"a-torms might occ"r on the

northern and eastern !ortions1acing the Paci6c Ocean. 0he o1 the region are reativey

ty!hoon>1ree



0he region is noted 1or its wobased economy, its e=tensive

water reso"rces and its richminera de!osits s"ch as irongod, siver, nic8e, chromite,

manganese and co!!er. Its ecro!s are !aay, banana andcocon"t.



WHAT TO EXPECWHEN YOU VISI

CARAGA



Tourist !stinatio



"ag!llan "aredi6ce ocated

the mo"th o1 Agriver in !resenMagaanes, is tthe 6rst cathoiMindanao on A

,'*)'. Magaaoden days wasBa"g, 1ormery B"t"an.



C!nt!nnial %itaug Tr!!$ More than *&od this was decared a centennia tree bPhi. Centennia Commission on 9"ne , '

Location: Brgy. Caoc>an, Magaanes.

Ca&a'&aran A



Ca&a'&aran AHous!s$ CabaAncestra ho"s!redominanty

-!anish architemost !rominenis the Atega AnEome, the bigg

most bea"ti1"!reserved in Cathe abode o1CabadbaranDsrevo"tionary h

Andres Atega.



Our )a'* o+ Assu,-tion C.ur(.$ A1ter the dty!hoon in '$;, (r. Grios instigated 9abongano1or a higher gro"nd 1or a !ermanent ch"rch. (r.-9, started constr"ction in '$. (r. Lobera, -9, d"ring the 1east o1 Cor!"s Cristi, 9"ne '$, '%$.

the odest -!anish ch"rch in the whoe Caraga.



Ca&a'&aran "us!u,$ 0his is a mini>m"se"mthe gro"nd 7oor o1 0eo6sto <"ingona -r. Ea. Itre!ository to the townDs od doc"ments, as we

arti1acts 1rom CabadbaranDs H archeoogica site



M0. MA</IA0A -an (ranciscoJ. 0his mystica stands ; meters high, !er1ect 1or a K1"n cimbreg"ar mo"ntaineers. It is -an (ranciscoDs soe!otabe water s"!!y and is a reci!ient o1 the /

re1orestation !rogram d"bbed as Biion 0ree Ac



A<G-A# MARargest marsthe Phii!!ine

"! to '*@ o1co"ntryDs 1res

0his mysticathe home o1

Manobo !eo!in c"sters o1bamboo ho"sra1ts o1 7oatiEome o1 Loo



BI#ABA (ALLmin"te moto1rom the minthe <ibong RCenter wherecrysta cear

dis!ays the o1 nat"reDs "weath.

LA4 EIMBA#<



LA4 EIMBA#<is an aternativdestination o1 AMarsh. 0he thr

a motoried sma wooden>boata ogJ whie adtran"iity and the a8e !"s a mea at the 7ocottage are somattractions, whwo"d never wa

miss.



Cag0ait %!a(. may be "nheard o1Nb"t not 1o0his horseshoe>sha!ed isand is 1ringed with tregimmering waters. -wim, get tanned, and cam



I1 yo" 1ancy isand ho!!ing, then %ritania GroIslan's is what yo" have been missing. <et ac

with the )H isets rising above the sea7oor.



1!sti2als



Sumayajaw Festival : Eed every A"g"st 'H d"town 6esta o1 9abonga, is a than8sgiving ceebrthe bo"nties showered by the Eeaveny (ather the intercession o1 the Bessed +irgin Mary, the

Ass"m!cion F !atroness o1 9abonga



Lisagan Festival $ Eed every rd -"nday o1 Oc

ann"a ceebration that showcases the Mamanwheaing rit"as. It is a re>enactment o1 a mirac"heaing o1 a Mamanwa native in '%'& whie dan1ront o1 the stat"e o1 the Bessed +irgin Mary. 0was bro"ght to Magaanes 1rom Las #ieves, Ba

raw ng gusaNorte$ 0his is a



g gNorte$ 0his is aanniversary ceethe Province o1 A#orte every 9"neActivities: 0rade -tate o1 the ProvAddress Barangm!oyees /ay

/ay Inter>AgencCom!etition Cothe Par8 ChoraCom!etitions (

Race and a natio



Saging Festival $ Eed every )nd wee8 o1 9an"Araw ng B"enavista is an Agri (air that showcas

bo"nties o1 B"enavista with s!ecia 1oc"s on th

"n<overnment Ce



<overnment CePros!eridadJ. 0hde!icts the Ag"c"t"re and heri#atives 1rom 1arareas o1 the !ro!artici!ate in thby dis!aying th

and grace1"nesnat"ra way. A tshowcasing the!rovinceQSs o

!rod"cts aso ta



-A#0I4A# 9"ne ')> 0rentoJ. -anti8an is word which means or Kthe stri8ing o1 twobTects to create 6c6reD. It is to this ess

the 1estiva is highidiUerent 1riendy cothro"gho"t its d"ra



4AEIMG#A# (irst -"nday o1 9an"ary, Bay"ganJversion o1 -in"og o1 Ceb", the main attraction !artic"ar 1estiva is the street dancing. 0he dan

1oc"sed on Ag"san de -"rDs indigeno"s c"t"re



4AAMGLA# -e!tember ), -a"g, s!eranaJ. yeary convergence o1 a triba eaders in Ag"sa0he 1estivaDs highight is the !er1ormance o1 a"

triba rit"as by the triba !riests



1a,ous 1oo' an

!li(a(i!s



Sahang is a is a sea snai which is ab"ndant in to1 water o1 -"rigao. It is then coo8ed adobo sty

!e!!er

hat sets a!art -"r8i i h



8iniaw among othee=otic 7avor. 0his odeicacy is made o1

and it does not invo1orm o1 coo8ing. 0o this native c"isine, to1 -"rigao debone athe raw 6shes and cwith a n"mber o1 co

0he !er1ect mi= o1 gvinegar, onions, chiand sat ma8es this

haven 1or o"r taste

Sa*ongsong



Sa*ongsongbased deicaAg"san /e #

made o1 gro"ordinary riceg"tino"s rice!ean"t, browand cocon"t 1rom ' !iece better 8nown8aamansi, caadded i1 desi



Binaga is a native term 1or roasting m"d6sh wh

ab"ndant in Ag"san de -"r

0his deicacy is "n1t i t d (



to"rists and even (coming 1rom Mani

poot ginamos is a "

tasty treat 1rom -"7avor1" deicacy issma 6shes ocay!oot !oot. 0his ty!can ony be 1o"nd Phii!!ine shores. 0s!eciaty comes wi1ermented 6sh sa"very chea!, ma8ing

more o "ar to to



<iga"it Rh"m is one o1 the most !o!"ar nativbeverages in -"rigao. It even ran8s n"mber 1o"to! 6ve deicacies o1 the city. 0his rare and 7avbeverage is 1ermented at a -asa tree which is 1

-"rigao 0his is "ite simiar to the 2t"ba3 b"t i

/ried PiTan



8nown as 2goby,3 thisdried 6sh c

La8e Mainitde #orte. 0deicacy hastory beca"

!rod"ced 1eUorts o1 thagrarian recomm"nity-"rigao.



Nilusak is cassava that is mashed with s"gar amargarine, s!rin8ed with grated mat"re coconroed into !ing>!ong sied bas. 0he yeow cocassava, s!ec8ed with the white cocon"t,

Nilambiran isversion o1 the



version o1 theis made o1 twg"tino"s rice

!"r!ish red awhite, coo8edse!aratey wmi8, s"gar aand deicate

intertwined twra!!ed in beaves. 0he rdeight1" bro

white stri!ed



Palagsing is another version o1 the suman that 1rom the starch o1 the sago !am mi=ed with cobrown s"gar. 0his is "s"ay eaten aong with ho

chocoate or coUee



CU)TURE

Most o1 its inhabitants s!ea8



Most o1 its inhabitants s!ea8 Ceb"ano diaect and reside in

r"ra areas. Other diaects s!o-"rigaonon4amayoBohoanonManoboB"t"anonEiigaynon

MaTority o1 the



MaTority o1 theinhabitants o1

region are o1 +ineage. 0he eresidents inc"

Manobo, theMamanwa andtribes.



0he Mamanwa marriage ismonogamo"s and is an e=ten!atriarcha 1amiy in a"thority



Li8e the Manobos and Mandathe Mamanwas beieve in s!ithe 1orest /iwataAnitosJ.



0heir dead were either aid on!at1orm b"it beside a tree , wra!!ed in a mat and bamboand h"ng "! a tree. A1ter the1"nera, the reatives o1 thedeceased abandon their dweand cearings.



A widowed h"sband "s"ay beside his deceased wi1e whireatives and 1riends sit aro"n

them.



0he mostdominant rein the regio

Roman Cath



0"waang Attends a erecorded and transa

Arsen

Arsenio Man"e



. Arsenio Man"e

• was a writer,instr"ctor, deano1 Phii!!ine

Anthro!oogy, and the5(ather o1 Phii!!ine(o8ore.5

Arsenio Man"



. Arsenio Man"•Eis more>than>ha1>a>cent"ry wor8 in

anthro!oogy inc"des research and doc"mo1 the Man"v" comm"nity in Mindanao andiscovery and !"bication o1 three ethnoethree ethnic gro"!s: the Man"v", the Mat

and the Iianon. Ee aso st"died Bagobo 1omade a s"rvey o1 Phii!!ine 1o8 e!ics. Eisgreaty enriched Phii!!ine anthro!oogy, iterat"re, and ing"istics.

Bac8gro"nd o1 the s



Bac8gro"nd o1 the s

• 0he 0"waang is a e!ic o1 the Manoserves as a !astime d"ring 1"neramarriages, rit"as o1 than8sgiving

bo"nti1" harvest, or a s"ccess1"

Bac8gro"nd o1 the s



• ach song o1 the e!ic o1 0"waang is int

by a singer "sing a !oem caed by theManobos 20abbayanon3 that has ) !art 0abbayanon brings interest and o1ten !1eeings and dreams o1 the singer, and

Bantangon that indicates the beginningsongs. 0here are more than *& songs o

0"waang b"t "nti now, ony ) songs ar!"bished.

Bac8gro"nd o1 the s

SETTING



SETTING$

Monawon

POINT O1 VIEWT.ir' -!rson



CHARACTERS

Characters



0"waang F the brave hero in the story and very 1every and 1or his might and bravery.

/aaga o1 Monawon F the bride o"ng man o1 -a8adna F the groom

0E <ALLA#0-

o"ng man o1 Liwanon F came 1rom the word o"

o"ng man o1 Panayangan F deity o1 trees and in o"ng man o1 rising s"n

o"ng man o1 Mandaangin o"ng man o1 A"man

0 h d 1 th d d

GENRE$



THE"E$Love and war

9eao"sy

<enteness o1 (ii!ino wome

GENRE$!ic

(o8tae



SU""ARY

0"waang received a message o1 invitation th i d i th t h h d tt d th



the wind saying that he sho"d attend the waited wedding o1 the /aaga ng Monawon

2/onVt go, 0"waang3, his a"nt warned him.that something wrong is going to ha!!en tthere.3

2/onVt worry, tiyang. I can ta8e care o1 myhe said 6rmy, determined to go.

2o" donVt "nderstand me, 0"waang.3 his asaid.

2IVm not a1raid o1 anything, tiyang. Right noever want is to have a gim!se o1 the bea"t



g !/aaga ng Monawon.3

0"waang did not isten to his a"nt. Ee insistgo and !re!ared to attend the grand weddinwore the cothes the goddesses made 1or higot the heart>sha!ed bas8et that co"d ma8ightning move. Ee too8 aong with him his s!ear and shied and the ong 8ni1e. Ee rodightning and he soon reached the bea"ti1"bo"ndess !ain o1 4aw8awangan. 0here, hea <"ng"tan, a bright coored bird that co"d 0he bird wanted to go with him to the granwedding so he too8 it aong with him.



hen they reached the town o1 Monawon, th!oitey et into the ha where the wedding w

!ace.

0he g"ests started coming one by one. (irst was the yo"ng Binata ng Panayangan, then tcharming Binata ng -"misi8at na Araw. Last was the groom, the Binata ng -a8adna who whis one h"ndred we trained men.

As soon as he arrived the groom ordered



As soon as he arrived, the groom orderedmen to drive away the g"ests who sho"dthere or those "ninvited g"ests. Ins"ted

0"waang tod the groom that they, the g"were a !"ang dahon, which meant hero

In short time, the ceremony started with tg"ests being oUered severa !recio"s thin

that they sho"d to! with what they had. 0were e1t 1or the groom b"t the Binata ng-a8adna admitted that he didnVt have a g7"te and a god g"itar to to! what were e



0"waang came to the "ic8 resc"e. ith his breath, he !rod"ced a god 7"te, g"itar and g

0he bea"ti1" bride came o"t o1 her room andoUering a bow containing nganga to every gshe sat beside 0"waang that !"t the groom inembarrassing sit"ation. 0he groom 1et ins"t

went o"t the ha and chaenged 0"waang to

2-how me that yo" deserved the honor my abestowed "!on yo" by sitting ne=t to yo"W3 t



bestowed "!on yo" by sitting ne=t to yo"W tng Sakadna angriy chaenged him. 2(ight mdeathW3

0"waang sowy stood to acce!t the chaengbea"ti1" bride hed his hand.

2Let me T"st comb yo"r hair be1ore yo" 6ght bride tod 0"waang in a so1t whis!er. And shecombed his hair.

0"waang ganced and stared at the bride. Eeand admiration 1or him in her eyes



and admiration 1or him in her eyes.

20a8e e=tra care when yo" 1ace him,3 the bridhim. 2Ee does not 6ght s"arey.3 0"waang tohand and bro"ght it genty to his mo"th and

2(or yo", my ady, IV be care1"W3 he said ando1 the ha to 1ace the groom.

0he bride nodded and waved her hand to him

0" aang and the <"ng"tan 1aced the Binata



0"waang and the <"ng"tan 1aced the Binata -a8adna and his one h"ndred we trained m1o"ght 6ercey with a his might and a1ter a b

str"gge, he and the <"ng"tan had 8ied ninthe groomVs men.

ith ess eUort, they s"bd"ed the remaining "nti he and the Binata ng -a8adna were the

e1t standing. 0he groom h"red a big stone ab"t the stone t"rned into d"st be1ore it hit hi



Beca"se o1 the intensity o1 the str"gge, the eshoo8 and every tree 1e down.

0he groom grabbed 0"waang and threw him the gro"nd. Ee san8 on the gro"nd and reac

In Eades, 0"waang saw 0"hawa, the god o1 E 0"hawa tod him that the i1e o1 the groom wagod 7"te.

0"waang emerged 1rom the gro"nd and 8ied



0"waang emerged 1rom the gro"nd and 8iedgroom by b"ying the god 7"te. 0he bride ranha!!iy. Ee embraced her and 8issed her on

and i!s.

2i yo" go with me3 Tuwaang as8ed the br

2ith a my heart,3 she answered.

0"waang then went home to 4"aman with thethe <"ng"tan and they ived ha!!iy ever a1t

CHARACTERS RO)E CHARACC



0"waang

Protagonist

hero

Br

Mig

/aaga o1Monawon

0he bride 0ho"

Ca

o"ng man o1-a8adna

Antagonistthe groom

BrPr

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