Bhumij

E295188

Bhumij are an indigenous Adivasi community of eastern India, primarily found in Jharkhand, Odisha, and West Bengal, known for their distinct language, culture, and traditional agrarian lifestyle.

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Label Occurrences
Bhumij canonical 2

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Adivasi community
Austroasiatic language
ethnic group
indigenous community
alsoFoundIn Assam
Bihar
Tripura
associatedWith Chota Nagpur Plateau
surface form: Chotanagpur Plateau

Jungle Mahals region
clanSystem exogamous clans
country India
culturalPractice community festivals
folk dance
folk music
festival Karam festival
Sarhul festival
harvest festivals
governedBy customary tribal councils
language Bhumij language
languageFamily Munda languages
languageStatus vulnerable
marriagePractice clan exogamy
primaryRegion Jharkhand
Orissa
surface form: Odisha

West Bengal
recognizedAsTribeIn Jharkhand
Orissa
surface form: Odisha

West Bengal
region eastern India
relatedEthnicGroup Ho people
Munda peoples
surface form: Munda people

Santal people
surface form: Santhal people
religion Hinduism
Sarnaism
indigenous animist beliefs
scriptUsage uses Bengali script
uses Latin script
uses Odia script
socialClassificationInIndia Scheduled Tribe
traditionalDress simple handwoven garments
traditionalEconomy forest-based livelihood
subsistence farming
traditionalHousing mud houses with thatched roofs
traditionalLifestyle agrarian
traditionalOccupation agriculture
traditionalReligion ancestor worship
nature worship

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Mundari hasDialect Bhumij