From the pages of The Chronicles of the War of Names in the Suyo Islands of Palawan (part 3):
Here are some of the questions The Chronicles of the War of Names in the Suyo Islands of Palawan attempted to shed some light to: Who is Pitonggatan? Why was he given the most lenient punishment among the conspirators of the Conspiracy of the Maharlikas, given that he played a major part in the plot to revolt against the Spanish colonists? Why was he rescued by the mercenary warriors of the Suyo islands of Palawan?
According to the more significant excerpts regarding Pitonggatan, known in the history book of the Philippines as a Prince of Tondo, there was more to the man than meets the eye.
For if Magat Salamat was recorded in the annals of Philippine history as the son of Lakan Dula a
