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Filipino whiplike weapon
Buntot pagi or stingray tail is a type of Filipino whiplike weapon. It is most known for fighting and warding off aswangs and other similar mythical creatures
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Topics referred to by the same term
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Filipino poet (1896-1951)
interest in poetry led him to write for the defunct Tagalog publications Buntot Pagi, Pagkakaisa and Watawat. He would later be an editor of the defunct publications
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for the grip area made out of goat skin Baston Bugsay oar (Karay-a) Buntot pagi Binacuco Daga Dahong palay Dulo-dulo Espada (Espada means sword in Cebuano
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Native religions of the Philippines
known as agimat or anting-anting, curse-deflecting implements such as Buntot Pagi, and sacred oil concoctions, among many other objects. All social classes
Indigenous Philippine folk religions
Indigenous_Philippine_folk_religions
lagaraw, ginunting, and pinunting. Flexible weapons include latigo, buntot pagi, lubid, sarong, cadena (or tanikala), and tabak-toyok. Projectile weapons
Arts_in_the_Philippines
Shamans of ethnic groups in the Philippines
or charms known as agimat or anting-anting, curse deflectors (such as buntot pagi), and sacred oil concoctions, amongst others.[citation needed] Sorcerers
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Fighting methods devised in the Philippines
Momoy Cañete's San Miguel Eskrima. Latigo: Spanish (sp. látigo) for whip Buntot Pagi: Stingray tail Lubid: Rope Sarong Cadena / Tanikala: Spanish and Tagalog
Filipino_martial_arts
Users of black magic in Philippine folklore
remedies to kulam include Albularyos whipping the bewitched person with a Buntot Pagi (Stingray's Tail) until the afflicted is forced to divulge the witch's
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Filipino martial art
Inosanto, Ron Balicki and Anthony De Longis. Eskrima Filipino Martial Arts Buntot Pagi Whip fighting Filipino Fighting Whip : Advanced Training Methods and
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