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          On August 24, , Datu Piang Tan of Cotabato died.!

          This article paints a colorful story of the strongman Datu Uto, sultan of Buayan sultanate, whose reign ended at the close of the Spanish colonization of.

        1. This article paints a colorful story of the strongman Datu Uto, sultan of Buayan sultanate, whose reign ended at the close of the Spanish colonization of.
        2. As a result, Datu Utto surrendered to the Spaniards and ended his life as a wealthy man – dedicating his energies to cattle-raising, farming and collecting.
        3. On August 24, , Datu Piang Tan of Cotabato died.
        4. Mangudadatu's message, she stated that "Developing disaster-resilient communities has been the goal of all Local.
        5. -- Biography; Damaso, Jimeno -- Biography; Datu Utto Biography; Abraham, Santiago -- Biography; Aguinaldo, Emilio.

          6. Datu Uto

          18th Sultan of Buayan

          Datu Uto
          Reign1875–1902
          PredecessorSultan Bayao
          SuccessorDatu Ali
          Datu Djimbangan
          Datu Piang
          BornUnknown
          Sapakan, Buayan
          DiedMarch 1902
          Sapakan, Buayan
          SpouseRajah Putri Bai-labi
          Anwarud-din Uto
          Utto Anwaruddin
          HouseBuayan
          FatherSultan Bangon Marajanun Sa Didagen
          MotherTuan Bai Sa Buayan
          ReligionSunni Islam

          Datu Uto (reigned: 1875–1902), also known as Sultan Anwarud-din Utto or Sultan Utto Anwaruddin, alternatively spelled as Datu Utto, was the 18th Sultan of Buayan, one of the major sultanates of Mindanao.

          As a military leader he distinguished himself in many battles against the Spanish.[1]

          Early life and career

          Datu Uto was born Anwarud-din Uto to Sultan Bangon Marajanun Sa Didagen and Tuan Bai Sa Buayan.[2] During his father's reign as sultan Uto led a force of 500 men sent as assistance to the Spaniards against Talayan rebels in 1864.

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