Table of Contents

• Preface
• Group I: Tinguian
• Aponibolinayen and the Sun
• Aponibolinayen
• Gawigawen of Adasen
• Story of Gaygayoma Who Lives Up Above, The
• Story of Dumalawi, The
• Story of Kanag, The
• Story of Tikgi, The
• Story of Sayen, The
• Sun and the Moon, The
• How the Tinguian Learned to Plant
• Magsawi
• Tree with the Agate Beads, The
• Striped Blanket, The
• Alan and the Hunters, The
• Man and the Alan, The
• Sogsogot
• Mistaken Gifts, The
• Boy Who Became a Stone, The
• Turtle and the Lizard, The
• Man with the Cocoanuts, The
• Carabao and the Shell, The
• Alligator’s Fruit, The
• Dogedog
• Group II: Igorot
• Creation, The [Igorot]
• Flood Story, The [Igorot]
• Lumawig on Earth [Igorot]
• How the First Head Was Taken [Igorot]
• Serpent Eagle, The [Igorot]
• Tattooed Men, The [Igorot]
• Tilin, the Rice Bird [Igorot]
• Group III: The Wild Tribes of Mindanao
• How the Moon and Stars Came to Be [Bukidnon (Mindanao)]
• Flood Story, The [Bukidnon (Mindanao)]
• Magbangal [Bukidnon (Mindanao)]
• How Children Became Monkeys [Bukidnon (Mindanao)]
• Bulanawan and Aguio [Bukidnon (Mindanao)]
• Origin [Bagobo (Mindanao)]
• Lumabet [Bagobo (Mindanao)]
• Story of the Creation, The [Bilaan]
• In the Beginning [Bilaan]
• Children of the Limokon, The [Mandaya]
• Sun and the Moon, The [Mandaya]
• Widow’s Son, The [Subanun]
• Group IV: Moro
• Mythology of Mindanao [Moro]
• Story of Bantugan, The [Moro]
• Group V: The Christianized Tribes
• Monkey and the Turtle, The [Ilocano]
• Poor Fisherman and His Wife, The [Ilocano]
• Presidente Who Had Horns, The [Ilocano]
• Story of a Monkey, The [Ilocano]
• White Squash, The [Ilocano]
• Creation Story, The [Tagalog]
• Story of Benito, The [Tagalog]
• Adventures of Juan, The [Tagalog]
• Juan Gathers Guavas [Tagalog]
• Sun and the Moon, The [Visayan]
• First Monkey, The [Visayan]
• Virtue of the Cocoanut, The [Visayan]
• Mansumandig [Visayan]
• Why Dogs Wag Their Tails [Visayan]
• Hawk and the Hen, The [Visayan]
• Spider and the Fly, The [Visayan]
• Battle of the Crabs, The [Visayan]
• Pronunciation of Philippine Names

Bibliographic Information

Book: Philippine Folk Tales
Book Author/Editor: Cole, Mabel Cook
Publisher: Curtis Brown
Publication City: London
Year of Publication: 1916
Country of Origin: Philippines
Notes: COMPLETE! Entered into SurLaLune Database in November 2018 with all known ATU Classifications.