So, I've researched a lot on the Kapampangan people and they're so captivating and mysterious. I'd want to share my hypothesis about them.
I've heard that the Kapampangans are the oldest nation in the Philippines. I'm pretty sure they've migrated from the Philippines centuries before the Tagalogs migrated to the Philippines. It seems like they attained nationhood before Tagalog presence in Luzon. Maybe Baybayin itself came from Kulitan because it is just so beautiful, just like the Thai alphabet came from the Cambodian alphabet. I've also read that they were also religious, are hardy, have sophisticated tastes, and the most beautiful. Maybe they have a civilization of their own that is most like Angkor. I wonder if Tagalog culture is a derivative from Pampangan culture. They also have a creation myth that creates those ethnocentric tendencies. My last hypothesis is that maybe the Pangasinans were all over the Manila regions before the Tagalogs came to that place and took over Luzon, as evidenced by the Sinauna language in Southeast Metro Manila, which is part of the same language family as Kapampangan. What I'm trying to say is that maybe Angkor is to Pampanga and Ayuthayya is to Tondo Empire.
So this is my analysis on the Kapampangan people. You can use this thread to write your knowledge about the Kapampangan people. I would like for you guys to create hypotheses as to who these people are and what happened to them. There are so many secrets and mysteries to be uncovered about the Kapampangan people. Maybe they are on to something. I am so curious and captivated about them.
I've heard that the Kapampangans are the oldest nation in the Philippines. I'm pretty sure they've migrated from the Philippines centuries before the Tagalogs migrated to the Philippines. It seems like they attained nationhood before Tagalog presence in Luzon. Maybe Baybayin itself came from Kulitan because it is just so beautiful, just like the Thai alphabet came from the Cambodian alphabet. I've also read that they were also religious, are hardy, have sophisticated tastes, and the most beautiful. Maybe they have a civilization of their own that is most like Angkor. I wonder if Tagalog culture is a derivative from Pampangan culture. They also have a creation myth that creates those ethnocentric tendencies. My last hypothesis is that maybe the Pangasinans were all over the Manila regions before the Tagalogs came to that place and took over Luzon, as evidenced by the Sinauna language in Southeast Metro Manila, which is part of the same language family as Kapampangan. What I'm trying to say is that maybe Angkor is to Pampanga and Ayuthayya is to Tondo Empire.
So this is my analysis on the Kapampangan people. You can use this thread to write your knowledge about the Kapampangan people. I would like for you guys to create hypotheses as to who these people are and what happened to them. There are so many secrets and mysteries to be uncovered about the Kapampangan people. Maybe they are on to something. I am so curious and captivated about them.
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