tree includes various legendary names from the folklore of the polities in Maynila, Tondo, Namayan, and Pasig while the third and fourth generations supposedly link Malang Balagtas to the ruling houses of Maynila, Tondo: "namely Lacandola and the two rulers, Ladiamora" - first degree cousins once removed. (The document does not mention Rajah Matanda and Rajah Sulayman by name, so Dery notes is uncertain whether this refers to Matanda and Sulayman themselves. "Ladiamora," meaning "young rajah (rajah mora or raja muda)", is generally acknowledged as a descriptive phrase and could refer to either a descendant or ancestor of Matanda and Sulayman.) The last generations of the family tree supposedly identify the individuals who should be included in the property inheritances due to the descendants of these "great houses." Historical documents with similar content Although the provenance of the Will of Fernando Malang Balagtas is in question, there are a number of other historical documents containing similar information about the genealogies of the royal houses of Maynila and Tondo. These include the notarized Spanish era wills held by the Philippine National Archives, collectively known as the "Lakandula Documents" because they are mostly documents executed by direct descendants of Rajah Lakandula (Bunao); and other miscellaneous genealogies, such as another genealogy printed in Volume 2 of El Folklore Filipino, which both De los Reyes and Scott consider more authoritative than the supposed Will of Pansonum. References Disputed Philippine historical documents Balagtas, Fernando Malang