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Visayans

Visayans (Cebuano: mga Bisayâ ) are a Philippine ethnolinguistic family group or metaethnicity native to the Visayas, to the southernmost islands south of Luzon, and to a significant portion of Mindanao. They are composed of numerous distinct ethnic groups. When taken as a single group, they number around 45.5 million. The Visayans, like the Luzon…

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Visayans

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Edges361
Triples288
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related to Literature · 60
Visayans → Acclaimed, Alex Delos Santos, Amante, Among, Antonio, Antonio Abad, Atong Tawarik, Augurio Abeto, Bayok, Cebu, Cebuano, Chola, Conrado Norada, Deriada, Diosdado Alesna, During, Eastern Visayas, Eduardo Makabenta, Epifanio Alfafara, Europeans
related to Spanish colonial period · 39
Visayans → Aklan, Ati-Atihan Festival, Butuanon, By, Cebu, Cebuanos, Chamorro, Child Jesus, Christianity, Christianization, Diego Luis, Dinagyang Festival, Filipino, Filipinos, Guam, Hara Amihan, Holy Child, Iloilo, In, Limasawa
related to American colonization · 36
Visayans → After, Aguinaldo, Ambrosio Mojica, American, American-dominated Philippine Commission, Antique, April, As, Austronesians, Biliran, Cebuano, During, Emilio Aguinaldo, Filipino, First Philippine Republic, Iloilo, Katipunan, Leyte, Malolos, Malolos Republic
related to Festivals · 29
Visayans → Antique, Ati-Atihan, Binirayan Festival, Bohol, Bornean, Catholic, Cebú, Child Jesus, Datu Sikatuna, Dinagyang, Filipinos, Hindu-Buddhist-Animist, Legazpi, Maragtas, Miguel López, Most Visayan, Philippine, Philippines, Pintados-Kasadyaan, Roman Catholicism
related to Language · 24
Visayans → Abaknon, Although, Bajaw, Binisaya, Bisaya, Bisayan, Bisayan Tausug, Butuanon, Capul, Christian, Conversely, Ethnic Visayans, Linguistics, Moro, Muslim Tausūg, Negritos, Northern Samar, Philippine, Sama, Summer Institute
related to Terminology · 24
Visayans → Ati, Bisaya, Bisayas, Biçayas, Fujian, However, It, Kabisay-an, Loaisa, Mindanao, Panay, Penghu, Pi-sho-ye, Pintados, Saavedra, Song-era Chinese, Spanish, Sugbuanon, The, Villalobos
related to history · 19
Visayans → Ati, Bisaya, Bisayas, Biçayas, However, It, Kabisay-an, Loaisa, Mindanao, Panay, Pintados, Saavedra, Spanish, Sugbuanon, The, Villalobos, Visayan, Visayan Bisaya, Visayas
related to Tattoo · 18
Visayans → Antonio Pigafetta, Austronesian, Christianization, Islam, Islamized, It, Like, Los Pintados, Magellan, Panay, Philippines, Spanish, Sulodnon, Tattooing, Tausug, The, The Painted Ones, Today
is a · 1
Visayans → tattooing of which we have already spoken

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visayan also people spanish visayas called bisaya negros cebuano philippines tattoos de one luzon philippine first among known ethnic languages

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Visayansis atattooing of which we have already spoken0.90text
the Chineseinstance ofmost notably migrants from Luzon and foreigners0.80text
have settled in predominantly-Visayan cities in Visayas like Iloiloinstance ofmost notably migrants from Luzon and foreigners0.80text
Bacolodinstance ofmost notably migrants from Luzon and foreigners0.80text
Dumagueteinstance ofmost notably migrants from Luzon and foreigners0.80text
Cebuinstance ofmost notably migrants from Luzon and foreigners0.80text
Mindanao such as Cagayan de Oroinstance ofmost notably migrants from Luzon and foreigners0.80text
Iliganinstance ofmost notably migrants from Luzon and foreigners0.80text
Davaoinstance ofmost notably migrants from Luzon and foreigners0.80text
General Santosinstance ofmost notably migrants from Luzon and foreigners0.80text
the Tagalogs who believed in a pantheon of godsinstance ofSimilar to other ethnic groups in the Philippines0.80text
the Visayans also adhered to deities led by a supreme beinginstance ofSimilar to other ethnic groups in the Philippines0.80text

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