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Rajah Lontok (Baybayin: ᜎᜓᜈ᜔ᜆᜓᜃ᜔) (r. c.1430–c.1450) was the husband and co-regent of Dayang Kalangitan of the indianized Kingdom of Tondo and Namayan. See also. History of the Philippines; Tondo (historical polity) Maynila (historical polity) References
Rajah Lontok: Rajah Lontok was the husband and co-regent of Dayang Kalangitan. During his reign, Tondo had many achievements and became more powerful; his reign also saw the enlargement of the state's territory. c.1450-1500? [failed verification] Kapampangan folk tradition – Dayang or Sultana: Kalangitan
Rajah Alon. • 1390?–1420? Rajah Gambang. • 1430–1450 Rajah Lontok. • 1515–1558 Rajah Salalila. • 1558–1571 Banaw Lakan Dula. • 1575–1589 Magat Salamat (last) Historical Era. • Kingdom established c. 900s. • Rajah Alon expanded the territories 1200. • Majapahit–Luzon war 1365. • Diplomacy with Ming Dynasty 1373. • Annexed by Bruneian Empire 1500.
Lontok (Gat and later Rajah) Lontok, ruler of Tondo husband of Dayang Kalangitan. 1430? 1450? Lakan Dula: Banaw Lakandula, Ruler of Tondo: 1558? 1571 Agustin de Legazpi: The last ruler of Tondo. He was appointed to the position after the death of Lakandula. The monarchy was dissolved by the Spanish authorities after the discovery of ...
(the only recorded queen regnant of the pre-Hispanic Philippine Kingdom of Tondo. The eldest daughter of Rajah Gambang and co-regent with her husband, Rajah Lontok, she is considered one of the most powerful rulers in the kingdom's history.)
The son of Rajah Lontok @ Sultan Bolkiah ibni Sultan Sulaiman ascended to the throne after his father, Sultan Bolkiah invaded Maynila. He was married to the queen regent of Tondo. More here: View Rajah Lontok ibni Sultan Bolkiah's genealogy profile
27 de oct. de 2023 · She is one of the very few known female leaders in precolonial Philippine history. She ruled Pasig from her seat of power in Bitukang Manók. Her children are Dayang Panginoan, Dayang Lahat, Rajah Salalila of Maynila and Gat Kahiya. Life. Dayang Kalangitan was married to Gat Lontok, (later Rajah Lontok) of Tondo.
