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In which Hindu-Buddhist empire does the name "Visayas" was derived?

Major group in Visayas in terms of population who lives in Cebu.

Major group in Visayas terms of population who lives in Iloilo and Negros Occidental.

Major group in Visayas terms of population who lives in Bohol.

Major group in Visayas in terms of population who lives in Samar and Northern Leyte.

Cultural group in Visayas that are distributed in the islands of Romblon.

Cultural group in Visayas comprise the majority of population in Aklan and Panay.

Cultural group in Visayas who inhabits Negros Oriental.

Cultural group in Visayas that is concentrated in Antique.

Cultural group in Visayas who resides in Odiongan, Corcuera, Calatrava and Concepcion in Romblon.

Cultural group in Visayas who resides in the islands of Mindoro.

The early people in Visayas were very conscious in preserving their culture to keep their identity intact.

How does the early people in Visayas preserve their culture?

The early people in Visayas were enterprising, very resourceful, and extremely creative.

The early people in Visayas were enterprising, very resourceful and extremely creative which can be showed in what excellent craftsmanship?

A metalwork in Bandiangan, Iloilo which shows the creativity of Visayan people. It is also well known for its durability and fine crafting.

It is a symbol of Ilonggo's expertise as a blacksmith.

In Basey, Samar, it become an important activity and industry. They create storage, materials for sleeping or sitting and basket.

It is used by mat makers which they gather from swamps in certain parts of Leyte.

The Spanish colonizers were so amazed by this practice during their colonization in Visayas and mistook the very intricate design as printed cloth when viewed from a distance.

The region of Visayas is known as ______________ because of their tattoes.

The tattoos in Pintados are symbols resembling ______ and ______.

The tattoos were a way to show the status of leaders.

The motifs that they used were inspired by things they found in nature like patterns on dragon and phoenix skin.

These were worn by the Warays in old days in the earlobes of Bagobo leaders in Mindanao.

The pamarang or barat are worn by leaders in Visayas.

In Visayas, the foreign settlers heavily influenced the arts and crafts of many native communities.