Entry No. 10 with the title “Mayon” which symbolizes the history of a beautiful maiden, Daragang Magayon of Bicolandia, grabbed the audience’s attention. During those times, it is prohibited for a maiden to marry a man living outside Kabikulan. Though Daragang Magayon had a native and rich but selfish suitor named Paratuga, but she fell in love with a stranger named Panganoron.
A war ensued between Paratuga and Panganoron. Unfortunately, Daragang Magayon was killed with a stray arrow. The inhabitants of the land were surprised that the grave of Daragang Magayon turned into a hill and kept growing and growing. Today, it is now known as The Mayon Volcano, deriving its name “Magayon” and the name of the town Daraga is derived from Daragang.
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