1. Sharif Kabungsuwan 2. Sharif Maka-alang 3. Datu Bangkaya 4. Datu Dimasangkay 5. Datu Gugu Sarikula 6. Datu Kapitan Lawut Bwisan 7. Sultan Dipatwan Qudrat (Corralat) 8. Sultan Dundang Tidulay 9. Sultan Barahaman 10. Sultan Kaharu-d-Din Jamalu-l-Alam Kuda 11. Sultan Mohammed Japar Sadik Manamir, generally known as Sahid Mupat or Wapat 12. Sultan Dipatwan Anwar, also known as Wapat Batwa 13. Sultan Mohammed Tahiru-d-Din Malinug 14. Sultan Pakir Mawlana Mohammed Kayru-d-Din Kamza, generally known as Pakir Mawlana or Pakih Mawlana 15. Sultan Pakaru-d-Din 16. Sultan Mohammed Amiru-l-Umara Alimu-d-Din Kibad Sahriyal 17. Sultan Kawasa Anwaru-d-Din 18. Sultan Qudrata-l-Lah Jamalu-l-A'lam Untung 19. Sultan Mohammed Makakwa 20. Sultan Mohammed Jalalu-d-Din Pablu, sometimes called Sultan Wata 21. Sultan Mangigin LITERAL TRANSLATION OF MANUSCRIPT NO. VI IN THE NAME OF GOD THE COMPASSIONATE AND MERCIFUL. PRAISE BE TO GOD THE LORD OF THE UNIVERSE. I HAVE FULL SATISFACTION THAT GOD IS MY WITNESS This book speaks of the origin of the rulers of Magindanao. The first known rulers were Tabunaway and his brother Mamalu. One day they were cutting bamboo to build a fish corral. Mamalu cut down all the trees except one small stalk that was left standing alone. Tabunaway then called to Mamalu, "Finish it up, because it omens ill to our fish corral." Mamalu therefore cut it and found in it a girl whose little finger was slightly cut by a slip of the bolo. He carried the girl to Tabunaway, but Tabunaway told him to keep her and adopt her as his child. This girl was named by Tabunaway Putri Tunina. On the other hand, there came out from Mecca Sharif Ali Zayna-l-Abidin, who proceeded to Bawangin (Malaysia) and settled at Juhur. Here he married the daughter of Sultan Iskandar Thul-Qarnayn of Juhur, whose name was Jusul Asiqin, and begot Sharif Kabungsuwan. Sharif Kabungsuwan came to Magindanao to the mouth of the Tinundan. There he met Tabunaway and accompanied him to the town of Magindanao. This is Sharif Kabungsuwan, who converted to Islam all the people of Magindanao, Slangan, Matampay, Lusud, Katittwan, and Simway, and who was followed by all those who accepted Islam in the land of Magindanao. And it came to pass that Tabunaway married Sharif Kabungsuwan to the girl that was found inside the bamboo stalk, whose name was Putri Tunina. To them were born three daughters--Putri Mamur, who married Malang-sa-Ingud, an older brother of Pulwa; Putri Milagandi, who married Pulwa, the datu of Bwayan; and Putri Bay Batula, who had no children. Later Sharif Kabungsuwan married Angintabu, the daughter of Maka-apun, a coast datu of Malabang, and begot Sharif Maka-alang. Sharif Maka-alang married Buli, a Bilan woman who was found by Parasab in a crow's egg. There were born to them a boy called Bangkaya and a girl called Maginut.