Yakan people

E251472

The Yakan people are an indigenous ethnolinguistic group of the southern Philippines, known for their vibrant weaving traditions, distinct culture, and predominantly Muslim faith.

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Label Occurrences
Yakan people canonical 5

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
indigenous people
continent Asia
country Philippines
culturalHeritageStatus recognized indigenous cultural community in the Philippines
culturalRegion Moro homeland
ethnographicRegion Mindanao
Sulu Archipelago
ethnologueCode yka
knownFor colorful textiles
geometric textile patterns
handwoven cloth
vibrant weaving traditions
language Yakan language
languageBranch Malayo-Polynesian languages
languageFamily Austronesian languages
nativeTo Basilan Island
populationCountry Philippines
primaryLocation Basilan Island
Sulu Archipelago
Zamboanga Peninsula
region southern Philippines
relatedEthnicGroup Moro people
Sama-Bajau peoples
surface form: Sama-Bajau people

Tausug people
religion Islam
Sunni Islam
religiousLawInfluence Islamic law
religiousPractice Islamic festivals
mosque worship
subsistenceActivity abaca cultivation
coconut farming
farming
fishing
wet-rice cultivation
traditionalClothing badju (tunic)
sawal (trousers)
seputangan headscarf
woven wrap skirts
traditionalCraft textile dyeing
weaving
traditionalDance courtship dances
traditionalHouseType stilt house
traditionalInstrument agung gongs
traditionalMusic gabbang (bamboo xylophone)
kulintangan ensemble
traditionalReligion indigenous animist beliefs
traditionalWritingSystem Arabic alphabet
surface form: Arabic script
writingSystem Latin alphabet

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Zamboanga Peninsula ethnicGroup Yakan people
Yakan spokenBy Yakan people
Yakan ethnicity Yakan people
Moro people ethnicSubdivision Yakan people
Moro Province hasEthnicGroup Yakan people