First raid: Maguindanao victory Second raid: Spanish victory
Belligerents
Spanish Empire
Sultanate of Maguindanao
Commanders and leaders
Juan Garcia de Sierra
Datu Sali Datu Silungan
Strength
First raid: Unknown Second raid: 70 men
First raid: 3,000 men 50 caracoas Second raid: 4,000 men 70 caracoas
Casualties and losses
Many killed All ships in river burned 800 captured
Unknown
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