Butuan & Majapahit (Part 3)

Butuan & Majapahit (Part 3)

In 1003, Butuan sent an envoy to Song Dynasty to bypass Champa monopoly on China trade (Guy, 2020). Mandala political model of SEA require allied Kingdoms to exchange gifts in a tributary system (Thongchai, 1994).

lol last for now

"No you're not" - Philippines

the weird thing is, when I view my job as some sort of background extra it becomes much more palatable. people go to a library and see me shelving a stack of books in my cardigan and glasses (now with glasses chain!) and they go "yeah, that's exactly right. that's how it's supposed to be in a library." and for some reason, that's comforting? the work is whatever, and the customers are customers, but sometimes it feels like I'm being paid just to make sure this places looks right, and I find that very fun.

Butuan & Majapahit (Last)

There's a real life Keris/Kris dagger statue in Butuan city.

The losing Maynila forces set fire at their palace in a scorched-earth tactic, to make it useless for Spain to use their palace (Scott, 1994). Spain kidnapped Ternate Sultan (Indonesia's boss), and deported him to the newly captured Manila (Hanna et al, 1990).

Song inspiration "sa susunod na habangbuhay" (In the next lifetime) by Ben&Ben

this is a reference to Galleon Trade 

the long ass trip between philippines and mexico trade, most of the seafarers where mostly from mexico and philippines and centuries later, PH still dominates in compromising most of the seafarers around the world..

old habits die hard lol..