Limbu people

E211163

The Limbu people are an indigenous ethnic group of the eastern Himalayas, primarily in eastern Nepal and neighboring regions of India, known for their distinct Kirati culture, language, and traditions.

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Label Occurrences
Limbu people canonical 4

Statements (52)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Kirati people
ethnic group
indigenous people
clanSystem thar
continent Asia
country India
Nepal
ethnicity Kirati peoples
surface form: Kirati
language Limbu language
languageBranch Kiranti languages
languageFamily Sino-Tibetan languages
notableDistrictInNepal Ilam District
Panchthar District
Taplejung District
notableProvinceInNepal Koshi Province
primaryRegion eastern Nepal
recognizedAs Scheduled Tribe in parts of India
indigenous nationality of Nepal
region Eastern Himalayas
relatedEthnicGroup Rai peoples
surface form: Rai people

Sunuwar people
Yakkha people
religion Buddhism
Hinduism
Kirat Mundhum
surface form: Kirati Mundhum
script Sirijanga script
selfDesignation Yakthung
selfDesignationLanguage Yakthung
surface form: Yakthungpan
significantRegion Darjeeling Himalayan region
surface form: Darjeeling Hills

Sikkim
West Bengal
socialStructure clan-based society
traditionalCouncil Panchayat-like village council
traditionalDance Dhan Naach
Yalang
traditionalDrink tongba
yaan
traditionalHouseType stone house
wooden house
traditionalInstrument Chyabrung drum
Murchunga
flute
traditionalLaw customary law
traditionalMusic Chyabrung drumming
traditionalOccupation agriculture
cardamom cultivation
terrace farming
traditionalReligion Mundhum
traditionalReligionSpecialist Phedangma
Yeba
Yema
traditionalText Mundhum oral scripture

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Kangchenjunga isSacredTo Limbu people
Kirat Mundhum associatedEthnicGroup Limbu people
Nepali people ethnicGroup Limbu people