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They were governed and ruled by Rajah Mura. The minority of the natives live inland, such as the Tinguians who also seek home- sites near rivers and streams, where they settle in similar fashion.
On the ground below, they are fenced by rods and pieces of bamboo where they raise their chickens and animals and where they pound and clean their rice. One goes up the house through stairs made of two bamboo trunks which can be pulled up.
On the upper part of the house they have their open batalan or back piazza where the washing and bathing are performed. The Bald Eagle Myths and the children room together, and their house called bahandin has scant decorations and items of comfort. However, they are covered by roofs of the same palm-leaves called nipa, which give much protection from the rains and the heat of the sun, and are much better than the ones with tiles and shingles even if they involve greater danger of fire.
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Besides, the houses are ordinarily built so that the grounds of the houses are penetrated by the waters and are thus left open to the same. The Tagalogs were, however, outnumbered by the combined Spanish and Cebuano troops under Martin de Goiti. To make things unpleasant for the invaders, they put to torch their homes and retreated and organized their men. In two weeks time while Legazpi and his men were busy rebuilding Manila, Soliman managed to regroup his forces and aided by his allies from the Bald Eagle Myths barangays or settlements engaged the Spanish naval force under the command of Martin de Goiti on June 3, at Bangkusay Channel.
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The battle was decisive. Soliman and about three hundred of his men were vanquished.
In the middle of the waist they wore the bahaque, the legs being bare and the feet also bare, the head uncovered, with a narrow kerchief tied around it tightly over the forehead and temples, called potong.]
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