Branches of the Salsila
Macaraya Descendants
The Bacolod Grande line through Bitiyara and her son Mangtoma (Cali-a-Diamla), forming one of the most extensive collateral branches.
View BranchAmanoddin Descendants
The lineage of Sheikh Amanoddin, brother of Bitiyara, with a wide range of interlinked families across Bacolod Grande.
View BranchDiamla Line
The descendants of Diamla, the second husband of Bitiyara, including the five Diamla sisters who anchor additional collateral lines.
View BranchLao Family Line (Macadar)
The Lao kin group of Macadar, Lumbatan — closely connected to the Tugaya line through ancestral ties and shared heritage across the lake.
View LineSaiben Ancestral Line
The heritage line of the Saiben family, representing the maternal root of the compiler and one of the longstanding families of Bacolod Grande.
View Line🔗 Gamor Clan Line
Connected through marriage to the Tugaya ancestry, the Gamor clan forms an important collateral branch with its own distinct generational ties.
View ClanDatu Ulama Family Line (Wato)
The genealogical line of Datu Ulama of Wato, Balindong — linked by marriage to Niya’s family and connected to several Balindong houses.
View Family LineImam Batabor Lineage
The lineage of Imam Batabor of Rorogagus, Marawi City, representing the roots of the compiler’s wife and extending into notable Maranao families.
View LineageMoriyataw Alim Habib Tamano
Descendants of Alim Habib Tamano. This branch preserves the lineage and generational ties shared through Alim Habib and his respected household.
View LineageMoriyataw Hassan Tamano
A focused lineage tracing the descendants of Hadji Hassan Tamano. This branch preserves the direct family line of my father, documenting the connections and keeping intact the stories that shaped my clan’s identity.
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