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Chinese records Butuan (or Buotuan 蒲端 in Middle Chinese) around that time was a gold mining and trading hub in northeastern Mindanao, known for manufacturing metal tools and weaponry, musical instruments, and gold jewelry. Butuan was described as a Hindu kingdom with a Buddhist monarchy.
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Kingdom of Butuan from en.wikipedia.org
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Kingdom of Butuan from thebulwaganfoundation.wordpress.com
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Butuan, at its start, is a Hindu Filipino autocracy located in the East Mindanao area, Moluccas region, East Indies subcontinent of the Asia continent.
Butuan, during the pre-colonial times, was known as the Rajahnate of Butuan, an Indianized kingdom known for its metallurgic industry and sophisticated ...
Feb 4, 2009 · “Butuan” is a term believed to have originated from the sour fruit “batuan”. Natives claim that it came from a certain Datu Buntuan, a chieftain ...
Kingdom of Butuan from asiasociety.org
An exhibition of 100 spectacular works of gold highlighting the prosperity and achievements of 10th to 13th century Philippine kingdoms.
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