Tondo polity

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Tondo polity was a precolonial maritime kingdom centered around present-day Manila in the Philippines, known for its powerful rulers, extensive trade networks, and resistance to early Spanish incursions.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Tondo polity canonical 3
Tondo (historical kingdom) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical polity
maritime kingdom
precolonial Philippine polity
centeredIn Tondo
present-day Manila
conqueredBy Spanish Empire
continent Asia
country Philippines
currency gold
declineCause Spanish colonization of Luzon
documentedIn Chinese imperial records
Spanish colonial chronicles
economy port trade
tribute system
engagedIn diplomatic relations with China
tribute missions to China
ethnicGroup Tagalog people
flourishedDuring 15th century
16th century
hasCulturalInfluenceFrom Indianized kingdoms of Southeast Asia
Majapahit
linked to: Majapahit Empire

Srivijaya
linked to: Srivijaya Empire
hasGovernmentType monarchy
hasNotableRuler Bunao Lakan
Lakan Dula
linked to: Rajah Lakandula
hasPoliticalStructure chiefdom-based hierarchy
network of barangays
hasRulerTitle Gat
Lakan
Rajah
knownFor extensive trade networks
gold trade
maritime trade
resistance to early Spanish incursions
trade with China
trade with other Southeast Asian polities
language Old Tagalog
linked to: Tagalog
locatedIn Luzon
Manila Bay region
neighboringPolity Maynila polity
Namayan polity
partOf Maritime Southeast Asia trade network
precolonial Philippines
region Manila Bay riverine communities
religion Hindu-Buddhist influences
Islamic influences
indigenous Philippine folk religion
successor Spanish Manila
timePeriod precolonial era

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Tondo, Manila, Philippines wasPrecolonialPolity Tondo (historical kingdom)
linked to: Tondo polity
Rajah Lakandula governed Tondo polity
Lakandula historicalRegion Tondo polity