Triple

Target class: precolonial Philippine polity
Context triple: [Tondo polity, instanceOf, precolonial Philippine polity]

• A. Tagalog polity chosen
  A Tagalog polity is a precolonial socio-political unit in the Tagalog region of the Philippines, typically organized around a datu-led community (barangay) with its own territory, social hierarchy, and economic networks.
• B. Moro polity
  Moro polity refers to the traditional and historical systems of governance, authority, and social organization among the Muslim ethnolinguistic groups in the southern Philippines, particularly in Mindanao and the Sulu Archipelago.
• C. pre-modern polity
  A pre-modern polity is a historically situated political entity—such as a city-state, kingdom, or empire—whose governance, social order, and legitimacy are structured primarily through kinship, religion, customary law, and personal rule rather than modern bureaucratic, territorial, and legal-rational institutions.
• D. Philippine political literature
  Philippine political literature is a body of written works—spanning poetry, fiction, essays, and drama—that critically engages with the Philippines’ socio-political realities, power structures, and historical struggles for sovereignty, justice, and democratic reform.
• E. precolonial African polities
  Precolonial African polities were diverse, locally rooted systems of governance—ranging from centralized kingdoms and empires to decentralized chiefdoms and stateless societies—that organized political authority, economic exchange, and social life across the African continent before European colonial rule.
• F. None of above.