I attest the same:

_Manuel de Caceres_, notary)

I, Gonzalo de Santiago, notary elect, certify to all who may see

this present, that, on the fourteenth day of the month of June,

one thousand five hundred and seventy-eight, Rahayro, panguilan of

Borney, who calls himself king of Xolo, surrendered himself as a

vassal to his Majesty, King Don Phelipe, king of Castilla and Leon,

for himself and his descendants. In token of recognition and vassalage,

he gave twelve pearls and thirty-five taes of gold for himself and

his vassals, which are the islands of Xolo, Treguima, Camboanga,

Cavite, and Tavitavi, his subjects and vassals. The said Rahayro

bound himself and his descendants from this day to recognize King Don

Felipe, our sovereign, king of Castilla and Leon, and to be subject

to the crown of Castilla and Leon; and as such, he, the above-named,

will give the yearly recognition and tribute which shall be assigned

to him. This said vassalage was made by the said Rahayro, in virtue

of an act of war. The illustrious Esteban Rodriguez de Figueroa,

captain of infantry for his Majesty, justified the war on his part. He

had two engagements with the above king, one in the town of Xolo,

and the other at the foot of a large rock in the open field. Having

conquered them, just as he was about to enter their fort the said king

of Xolo came out peacefully and rendered obedience to his Majesty,

as above stated. Therefore I gave the present, so that the above

declaration may stand in the records. Witnesses were Ensign Alonso

Osorio, Sergeant Mateo Sanchez, Alvaro de Ángulo, Rodrigo Sanchez,

Luis de Santacruz, Juan Lorenço, Juan Lope de Leon, and many other

soldiers. Therefore I affix here my signature and accustomed flourish,

in testimony of truth. The said captain signed it with his name.

_Esteban Rodríguez_

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