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BIBLICAL OPHIR NOW CALLED PHILIPPINES?WHY THEY HIDE IT FROM US ?WE HAD BEEN GANGED-UP BY THEM?

The Ancient Philippine Archipelago MAITUM ANTHROPOMORPHIC BURIAL JAR, 5 BCE TO A.D. 225 Long a strategic location in the South China sea, the Philippines is not a single entity, but an archipelago made up of more then 7000 islands, each with it’s own history, ethnicity, and regional dialects if not languages. In ancient times these differences were more pronounced, with various Kingdoms at times constituting Luzon Island, Mindanao island, and many of the other islands, yet these failed to ever unify the entire archipelago under one dominant empire until more recent times. because of this tremendous diversity, it instilled in the ancient Filipinos a strong sense of identity, that resulted in them being known as a fiercely independent group of people, and extremely able warriors. This is further evidences by the fact that the Chinese never had a complete dominance over this region, and centuries later the Spanish had great difficulty in conquering this nation, in a historical parallel to their incursions of the Americas. The Early Philippines AN MANUNGGUL JAR, PERHAPS USED FOR FUNERARY PURPOSES Current archeological evidence demonstrates that humans existed in Palawan around 30,000 to 50,000 BCE. In later centuries these aboriginal people of the Philippine Islands came to be known as the Negritos, and were a Melanesian ethnic group believed to be the original inhabitants of the Islands. Another ethnic group, known as the Austronesian or Malayo-Polynesian people, originated from the populations of Taiwanese aborigines who migrated from mainland Asia approximately 6,000 years ago. This ethnic group settled in the Philippines, and soon after, migrated to Indonesia, Malaysia, the Polynesian Islands, and Madagascar. Because the Philippine Archipelago constitutes over 7000 islands, it will never be possible to develop a fully accurate picture of the first inhabitants, on the contrary this strategic art of the south china sea has seen an admixture of various groups of people that all have left an impression on the ethnic character of these people. The indigenous people of the Philippines traded with other Asian countries during the Prehistoric period. Before the arrival of Islam; Animism mixed with Hinduism, and Vajrayna Buddhism. Those were the religions practiced by various Philippine indigenous kingdoms. Islam was brought to the Philippines by traders and proselytizers from Malaysia, and Indonesia. By the 13th century, Islam were established in the Sulu Archipelago, and spread to Mindanao, the Visayas, and Luzon by 1565. Muslims established Islamic communities. By the early 16th century there were native villages (Barangays) ruled by Datus, Rajahs, or Sultans. Maitum pottery form the national collection of the Philippines MAITUM POTTERY FORM THE NATIONAL COLLECTION OF THE PHILIPPINES There was no unifying political state encompassing the entire Philippine archipelago. Instead, the region were ruled by competing thalassocracies such as the Kingdom of Maynila, Namayan, Dynasty of Tondo, Madya-as Confederacy, the Rajahnates of Butuan, the Visayas, and sultanates of Maguindanao, and Sulu. Some of these indigenous tribes were part of the Malayan empires of Srivijaya, Majapahit, and Brunei.