1. Pre-Colonial Philippines
... him. Or the master matched the bride and groom and pronounced them man and wife. In early Philippines both monogamy and polygamy existed. The Filipino family life was patriarchal in form. Although marriage ties were strong, divorce was permitted among certain groups. Some of the grounds for divorce were ... major ethnolinguistic groups because they belonged to riverine and maritime areas, so upon the arrival of the Spaniards, much focus was given to their culture, and therefore, even to their language. Writing. Prior to the arrival of the Spaniards, most Filipinos were already capable o...
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