Ibong Adarna

• In the kingdom of Berbania, noble monarch Don Fernando and queen Doña Valeriana had three children: Don Pedro, the eldest; Don Diego, the second; and Don Juan, the youngest, who held a special place in his father's heart
• The king presented his sons with a choice: to embrace the priestly path or bear the weight of the royal crown
• The king's distress over a troubling dream about his youngest son, Don Juan, led him to seek a cure from the Adarna bird, residing on the sacred mountain, Tabor
• Don Pedro, the eldest son, embarked on a quest to find the Adarna bird but turned into stone after falling asleep under the Piedras Platas tree
• Don Diego, the second son, also turned to stone by the Adarna bird after hearing its enchanting songs, continuing the family's tragic fate
• Don Juan, the youngest prince, with only five loaves of bread, embarked on a journey guided by faith to find the Adarna bird and cure his father's illness