Baiga people

E112249

The Baiga people are an indigenous Adivasi community of central India known for their shifting cultivation traditions, distinctive body tattoos, and close spiritual relationship with forests.

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All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Baiga people canonical 1
Baiga tribe 1

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Adivasi community
ethnic group
indigenous people
artForm body painting
tattoo art
associatedForestRegion Amarkantak town
surface form: Amarkantak region

Maikal Hills
Satpura Range
country India
culturalPractice body tattooing
ritual dance
traditional music
use of herbal remedies
diet forest produce
millets
roots and tubers
economicStatus marginalized community
facedIssue displacement from forests
loss of traditional land
restrictions on shifting cultivation
governedBy Panchayat
surface form: Panchayat system
healthPractice traditional healing
heritageStatus endangered cultural traditions
knowledgeSystem ethnobotanical knowledge
language Baigani language
languageFamily Indo-Aryan languages
locatedIn central India
marriagePractice exogamy
populationTrend relatively small population
presentInState Chhattisgarh
Jharkhand
Uttar Pradesh
primaryState Madhya Pradesh
recognizedAs Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Group in India
Scheduled Tribe in India
religion animism
folk Hinduism
selfDesignation Baiga
socialStructure clan-based organization
spiritualAssociation forest worship
nature spirits veneration
traditionalAgriculture shifting hill cultivation
slash-and-burn cultivation
traditionalHousing mud houses
thatched roofs
traditionalOccupation forest-based subsistence
herbal medicine practice
hunting and gathering
shifting cultivation

Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Mahakoshal region hasEthnicGroup Baiga people
Chhindwara hasSignificantCommunity Baiga people
this entity surface form: Baiga tribe