Irong-Irong

This name uses Philippine naming customs for indigenous people. There is no family name, but the sole name is Irong-Irong.

Irong-Irong (or Ilong-Ilong) appears in the Maragtas legend of the coming of ten Bornean datus (i.e., chieftains) to the island of Panay. The datus bartered with a local Ati chieftain for the plains and valleys of the island, offering gold in return.

One datu, Paiburong, was given the territory of Irong-Irong, which is now the province of Iloilo in the Philippines.

Philippine mythology and folklore

General	Religion Creation stories

Supreme deities	Bathala Kan-Laon Mangindusa Kabunian

Lesser deities	Amihan Bakunawa Mayari Tala

The Diwatas	Maria Cacao Maria Makiling Maria Sinukuan

Epic and folklore heroes	Ama-ron Aliguyon Bernardo Carpio Daragang Magayon Datu Daya Irong-Irong Juan Tamad Kalantiaw Lam-ang Malakas and Maganda Sarimanok Princess Urduja

Historical people	Dios Buhawi Francisco Dagohoy Papa Isio Pulajans Nardong Putik

Historical events	Dagohoy Rebellion Battle of Dolores River Negros Revolution

Belief systems	Anito Gabâ Pulajan religion

Spiritual leaders	Albularyo Babaylan Datu Hilot Mambabarang Mambunong/Mumbaki Mananambal Mangkukulam

Sacred places	Mount Apo Mount Arayat Mount Banahaw Mount Kanlaon Mount Lantoy Mount Makiling Mount Mayon Mount Pinatubo

Legendary objects	Agimat Anito Code of Kalantiaw Gintong Salakot

Mythical creatures	Agta Alan Amalanhig Amomongo Anggitay Aswang Bal-Bal Batibat Berbalang Berberoka Biringan city Bungisngis Busaw Dalaketnon Diwata Duwende Ekek Engkanto Hantu Demon Higante Kapre Kataw Kumakatok Manananggal Manaul Minokawa Nuno sa punso Pugot Santelmo Sarangay Sarimanok Sigbin Sirena Siyokoy Tigmamanukan Tikbalang Tiyanak Wak Wak

Literary works	Biag ni Lam-ang Code of Kalantiaw Hinilawod Hudhud hi Aliguyon Juan Tamad Maragtas

Popular culture	Amaya Ang Mahiwagang Baul Aso ni San Roque Dyesebel Dyosa Encantadia Saga Indio Luna Blanca Luna Mystika Mga Kuwento ni Lola Basyang The Mythology Class Trese

Literary sources	Philippine literature Philippine folk literature Philippine epic poetry Cebuano literature Kapampangan literature Hiligaynon literature Ibanag literature Ifugao literature Ilokano literature Mindanao literature Pangasinan literature Tagalog literature Tagbanwa mythology Waray literature

Pre-colonial Philippine royalty of the Postclassical Era and the early modern period

Royalty of Luzon	Magayon Lam-ang Jayadewa Kasumuran • Ganashakti • Bisruta • Namwaran • Angkatan • Bukah Urduja Tarik Sulayman

Rajahs of Tondo	Jayadewa Ama-ron Pangil Timamanukum Alon Gambang Suko Lontok–Kalangitan Sulaiman I Lakandula

Rajahs of Maynila	Lontok Sulaiman I Ache "Matanda" Sulayman III

Lakans of Namayan	Tagkan Palaba Laboy Kalangitan Ache "Matanda" Sulayman III

Datus of the Madja-as	Puti Sumakwel Bangkaya Balengkaka Kalantiaw Manduyog Padojinog Kabnayag Lubay Paiburong Kolambu

Rajas of Cebu	Daya Lumaya Alho Ukob Bantug Parang Humabon Tupas Katuna Lapu-Lapu Zula

Rajas of Butuan	Kiling Bata Shaja Siagu

Sultans of Maguindanao	Kabungsuwan Maka-alang Saripada Bangkaya Dimasangcay Adel Gugu Sarikula Laut Buisan Kudarat

Sultans of Sulu	Sharif ul-Hāshim Kamal ud-Din Ala ud-Din Amir ul-Umara Muizz ul-Mutawadi-in Nasir ud-Din I Muhammad ul-Halim Batarah Shah Tengah Muwallil Wasit I Nasir ud-Din II Salah ud-Din Ali Shah Azim ud-Din I Bantilan Muizz ud-Din Azim ud-Din II

Debatable or disputed rulers are in italics.

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Irong-Irong

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