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Region 6 Western Visayas
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2. Panayanon literature
their major languages are Hiligaynon,
Akeanon, and Kinaray-a
3. Hiligaynon refers to the Ilonggo people,
which inhabit Iloilo, Capiz, Guimaras,
and Negros Occidental while Akeanon is
spoken by the people of Aklan, and
Kinaray-a is the language spoken in
Antique
the forerunners in Western Visayas
publications are Makinaugalingon,
Hiligaynon, and Yuhum
4. Aklan • Home of Abaca and Piña Fiber
Antique • Were Mountains meet the Sea
• Seafood Capital of the
Capiz
Philippines
• Food Basket and Rice Granary
Iloilo
of Western Visayas
Guimaras • Mango Country
Negros Occidental • Sugar Bowl of the Philippines
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7. the capital is Kalibo
it has a total land area of 1,853 sq.
km.
oldest province in the Philippines
Jose Raz Menez was the first
appointed governor
has a high geographic diversity
endemic species in the Philippines
are found in this province
8. the main inhabitants of the province is the
Aklanon
their most prominent dialect are Akeanon,
Malaynon, and the Buruanganon
the people in the province still believes in
“aswang” and the “babaylan”
the province is known for its festivities which
includes the Ati-Atihan Festival in Kalibo
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11. the capital is San Jose De Buenavista
it was one of the three districts of Panay
before the Spanish colonizers arrived
formerly known as “Hantik”
Negritos or the “Atis” were believed to be
the earliest people who settled in the island
of Panay
“Legend of Maragtas”
12. they have their own distinct language
called the “Kinaray-a”
Mt. Madia-as
the province also celebrates their own
festival, the Binirayan Festival
17. the capital is Roxas City
known for the mother-of-pearl shell
Aeta, Negritos and Mundo tribe
inhabited the province of Capiz
18. became the second Spanish
settlement after Cebu
the province is famously known as the
“Seafood Capital of the Philippines”
brilliant Capiz shell
22. the “Food Basket and Rice Granary
of Western Visayas”
Iloilo City was the former Irong-irong
River
Have a Coat of Arms inscripted with:
"La Muy Leal Y Noble Ciudad de
Iloilo”
23. people are called Ilonggos
Local languages spoken in the province
are hiligaynon and kinaray-a
Iloilo is widely known for its beautiful
old world architecture similar to that
of Latin American Countries
27. its capital is Jordan
Japanese Imperial Forces landed on the
island
Emily Relucio-Lopez was the first
governor
28. the people is considered as Guimarasnon
Hilgaynon and Kinaray-a was their local
dialect
the island province suffered in a
ecological disaster in August 2006
29. the island is known for its agricultural
crops, particularly mangoes
34. its capital is Bacolod City
its has basically a volcanic land
famously known as the “Sugar Bowl
of the Philippines”
Mount Kanlaon
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36. the province is originally known to the
natives as “Buglas”
the earliest native settlements were
Binalbagan and Ilog
the people was called the “Negrense”
Silay City was also know as the “Paris of
Negros”
37. also the hometown of Leonardo
Locsin and Conchita Gaston
famous mural of the Angry Christ
45. Ambahan- an unrhymed seven syllable
line containing a complete thought.
Balak- a love song which can also be a
song of praise sung by a man and a
woman.
Paktakon- riddle
Hurubaton- proverb
Haya- dirge
67. Is the Hiligaynon word for poetry. It is how
man expresses hmself about anything as
when he woes a lady, says soothing
words about a city or a barangay muse,
proclaims a queen in a town fiesta and
utters descriptive words on her highness,
the “Queen” or tells a story about the
schools anniversary or awakens the
longing heart in sadness.
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69. Every success of a woman there stands a
man, that no matter how strong and firm
her body is and how fierce her eyes are
still she deserves a help from an should
always offer with no hesitations.
70. Flavio Zaragoza Cano is one of the greatest
poets in the Hiligaynon and Spanish
languages.
He was born in Brgy.
Janipaan, Cabatuan, Iloilo on June
27, 1892.
HE received his earliest public recognition in
1926, when he was given the title “El Rey de
Balagtas en Poeisia en Dialecta Bisaya”.
In 1938, he won his second title, “Poet
Laureate”