Slavery in the Philippines has roots that trace back to pre-colonial times, long before the Spanish arrived in the 16th century. The concept of slavery, or "alipin," existed within the indigenous societies, where individuals were bound to servitude due to various reasons such as war, debt, or punishment. The alipin were generally classified into two categories: the aliping namamahay (those who lived separately from their masters but still owed labor) and the aliping sagigilid (those who lived under their masters' roofs and had fewer rights).

Typical tagalog dog behavior

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