Legend of mt makiling

Answer 1

Mount Makiling

According to eyewitness, she was a young woman, tall and graceful with big black eyes and long and abundant hair. Her color was a clear pure brown, the kayumangging kaligatan, as the Tagalog say. Her hands and feet were small and delicate and the expression of her countenance always grave and serious. She was a fantastic creature, half nymph, halves sylph, born under the moonbeams of Filipinas, in the mystery of its ancient woods, to the murmur of the waves on the neighboring shore. According to general belief, and contrary to the reputation imputed to the nymphs and goddesses, Mariang Makiling always remained pure, simple, and mysterious as the genius of the mountain. An old maid servant we had, an Amazon who defended her house against the outlaws and once killed once of them with a lance thrust, assured me that she had in her childhood seen her passing in the distance over the reed grass so lightly and airily that she did not even make the flexible blades bend.

O ALAM NIYO NA!!!

By:Nicaea Nuyda ^_^

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The Legend Of Mt. Makiling

Maria Makiling, guardian of the mountain is a beautiful woman. One day, she fell in love with a handsome man. SO Maria Makiling gave him all the best rootcrops! The tribe leader, said that all men NOT married must come and join the army. Since the man that Maria Makiling loved, wasnt married, he married another lady. So she felt brokenhearted. So she casted a spell so that all the crops of Laguna and Quezon will rot especially the man she loved. Since she was broken hearted, she fell down and... vanished forever.

By: Someone (NO EDITING THIS STORY!!!!) ^_^ C:

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Answer 2

Mount Makiling is a legendary mountain in the Philippines believed to be home to the diwata or guardian spirit named Maria Makiling, known for her beauty and benevolence. She is associated with protecting the mountain and its surrounding forest, appearing to travelers in times of need. The legend of Mount Makiling has been passed down through generations as a symbol of nature's power and the importance of preserving the environment.