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Magwayen Boxer Codex inspired depiction
Below the text in Badlit contains an old folk invocation/prayer that reads:
Malulutong Mahulayon
Kon kami pagahunoson
Ihatag Mo ang kamatayon
Nga tawhay ug malinawon
Kay sa agak nga mahumpayon
Mabuhi kami sa dumalayon
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Foreigners living in Manila during the 16th century. From left to right: a Vietnamese couple, a Japanese samurai or rōnin couple, and a Ming-era Chinese couple. Artist unknown, most likely Chinese. Boxer Codex.
In around 1590, the Spanish colonial governor of the Philippines commissioned the Boxer Codex, an almanac of local tribes, traditions, and religions that Spanish authorities would find useful. It also contains 97 color illustrations of local people, events, and visitors from other countries of Southeast Asia / Oceania.
Some of the drawings are hand-drawn copies from Chinese works, but a lot are unique renditions of local peoples, in the same style.
The actual artist is unrecorded and unknown.
Which is a shame, because...look at these:
Native of Visayan origin, Boxer Codex, 1590s
DATU/LAKAN Tattoo Design by Gerilya 2022
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The Boxer Codex is a late sixteenth century Spanish manuscript that was produced in the Philippines. The document contains seventy-five colored illustrations of the peoples of China, the Philippines, Java, the Moluccas, the Ladrones, and Siam. (Some of the illustrations reflected actual outfits of people of the time, while others, not so much.)
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(p415) Sangley 常来 ( "merchant traveler" or "frequent visitor", a person of pure overseas Chinese ancestry and mixed Chinese and native Filipino ancestry)
Got an affordable AND translated copy of the Boxer Codex!
So there are English translations of the Boxer Codex that are going for $20USD on Amazon right now and I had to buy it last week, considering most OTHER translations are $100USD... or they end up around that price after the cost of shipping it internationally.
Right now I’m just poking around at random portions of it, but Pinoy friends, FEEL FREE TO ASK ME TO TAKE PHOTOS OF THE PAGES!!!
Recent design works for a client. January 2017.
