Bulu people

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The Bulu people are a Bantu ethnic group of central and southern Cameroon known for their rich oral traditions, agriculture-based livelihoods, and cultural influence within the larger Beti-Pahuin cluster.

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Bulu ethnic group 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Bantu people
ethnic group
colonialContact French colonial empire NERFINISHED
German colonial empire NERFINISHED
continent Africa
country Cameroon NERFINISHED
culturalInfluence influential within Beti-Pahuin cluster
culturalTrait dance
proverbs
rich oral traditions
storytelling
traditional music
demographicStatus one of the major ethnic groups in southern Cameroon
economicActivity cash-crop farming
subsistence agriculture
environment forest zone of southern Cameroon
ethnolinguisticCluster Beti-Pahuin NERFINISHED
historicalRole important group in southern Cameroon colonial history
housingType rural villages
instrument drums
xylophone
kinshipSystem patrilineal
language Bulu language NERFINISHED
languageFamily Bantu languages
Niger–Congo languages
missionaryContact Catholic missionaries
Protestant missionaries
musicStyle traditional Beti-Bulu music
oralLiterature epic narratives
folktales
region central Cameroon
southern Cameroon
relatedEthnicGroup Beti people NERFINISHED
Ewondo people NERFINISHED
Fang people NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
traditional African religions
scriptureTranslation Bible translated into Bulu language
socialOrganization clan-based structure
subgroupOf Beti-Pahuin peoples NERFINISHED
traditionalBelief ancestor veneration
traditionalCrop cassava
cocoa
maize
plantain
traditionalLivelihood agriculture
small-scale farming

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Bulu language ethnicGroup Bulu people
Yembana hasEthnolinguisticAssociation Bulu people
this entity surface form: Bulu ethnic group