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Ibong Adarna 56: The Final Battle
Ibong Adarna is a 16th-century Filipino epic poem about an eponymous magical bird. It is one of the most colorful and popular stories in Philippine literature, and has been adapted into various media, including comics, movies, television shows, and musicals. The poem consists of 1,056 stanzas and tells the story of three princes who embark on a quest to find the Adarna bird and heal their father, King Fernando of Berbania, who has fallen ill after a prophetic dream.
In this final chapter of the epic, Prince Juan, the youngest and most favored son of King Fernando, faces his ultimate challenge: to defeat his two treacherous brothers, Pedro and Diego, who have conspired to kill him and usurp the throne. Juan has already captured the Adarna bird and cured his father, but he has also fallen in love with Princess Leonora of Reyno de los Cristales, who is betrothed to Pedro. Pedro and Diego, enraged by Juan's success and love, plot to ambush him on his way back to Berbania.
With the help of his loyal friends, King Salermo of Reyno delos Animas and Prince Anselmo of Reyno de los Infantas, Juan manages to escape from Pedro and Diego's trap. He then challenges them to a duel in front of their father and the whole kingdom. Juan fights valiantly and defeats both Pedro and Diego, who beg for mercy. Juan spares their lives but banishes them from Berbania. He then presents the Adarna bird to his father and asks for his blessing to marry Leonora. King Fernando grants his wish and proclaims him as his heir. The people rejoice and celebrate Juan's victory and wedding. The Adarna bird sings its enchanting song and blesses the happy couple.
Ibong Adarna 56 is the thrilling conclusion of a classic Filipino tale of adventure, romance, betrayal, and justice. It is a testament to the power of courage, loyalty, and love in overcoming evil and adversity.
Meanwhile, in Reyno de los Cristales, Princess Leonora anxiously awaits for Juan's return. She has been faithful to him despite Pedro's threats and attempts to woo her. She has also rejected the advances of Prince Enrique of Reyno de los Flores, who has been sent by his father to court her. Leonora trusts that Juan will come back for her and fulfill his promise of marriage.
However, her father, King Aristeo, is growing impatient and worried. He fears that Juan might have perished or forgotten about Leonora. He also feels pressured by King Clodoveo of Reyno de los Flores, who wants his son Enrique to marry Leonora. King Aristeo decides to give Juan a deadline: if he does not come back within a month, he will have to marry Enrique instead.
Leonora is devastated by her father's decision. She begs him to give Juan more time, but he is firm and resolute. He tells her that he only wants her happiness and security, and that Enrique is a good and noble prince who will make her a great queen. Leonora reluctantly agrees to obey her father, but secretly hopes that Juan will arrive before the deadline. aa16f39245