 Lucoes military and trade activity reached as far as Sri Lanka in South Asia where Lungshanoid pottery made in Luzon were discovered in burials.Scholars have thus suggested that they could be mercenaries valued by all sides.The Spanish arrival in the 16th century saw the incorporation of the Lucoes people and the breaking up of their kingdoms and the establishment of the "Las Islas Filipinas" with its capital Cebu, which was moved to Manila following the defeat of the local Rajah Sulayman in 1570.