Biag ni Lam-ang is an epic poem of the Ilocano people from the Ilocos region of the Philippines. It's one of the oldest and most well-known epics in Philippine literature.
The story revolves around Lam-ang, an extraordinary man who possesses superhuman strength and abilities from birth. Even as an infant, he can speak and choose his own name.
A central plot point involves Lam-ang's%20quest to find his father, Don Juan Panganiban, who went to fight the Igorot tribes but never returned.
During his journey, Lam-ang encounters various trials and challenges, including battling fearsome creatures and headhunters. He displays incredible courage and skill in combat.
A significant part of the epic is Lam-ang's courtship of Ines%20Kannoyan, a beautiful and wealthy woman from Calanutian. He wins her heart through his bravery, charm, and the assistance of his magical rooster and dog.
Lam-ang eventually dies in a river while swimming, after being devoured by a fish. However, with the help of his magical%20animals and a skilled diver, his bones are recovered and brought back to life.
The epic concludes with Lam-ang and Ines Kannoyan's grand wedding and celebration, signifying prosperity and happiness. Biag ni Lam-ang reflects the values and beliefs of the Ilocano people, including bravery, loyalty, love, and the importance of family.
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