Mandaya people

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The Mandaya people are an indigenous ethnic group of Mindanao in the southern Philippines, known for their rich weaving traditions, animist beliefs, and distinct language and culture within the broader Lumad communities.

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Label Occurrences
Mandaya 2
Mandaya people canonical 1

Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Lumad group
ethnic group
indigenous people
beliefSystem ancestor veneration
spirit world
continent Asia
country Philippines
culture basketry
metalwork
oral literature
weaving traditions
economy swidden agriculture
upland farming
ethnicGroupOf Philippines NERFINISHED
hasEndonym Mandaya NERFINISHED
hasExonym Mangaya NERFINISHED
language Mandaya language NERFINISHED
languageFamily Austronesian languages
locatedIn Mindanao NERFINISHED
southern Philippines
nativeTo Compostela Valley NERFINISHED
Davao Oriental NERFINISHED
Davao del Norte NERFINISHED
eastern Mindanao NERFINISHED
partOf Lumad peoples of Mindanao NERFINISHED
recognizedBy National Commission on Indigenous Peoples of the Philippines NERFINISHED
region Caraga Region NERFINISHED
Davao Region NERFINISHED
relatedEthnicGroup Bagobo people NERFINISHED
Kalagan people NERFINISHED
Mansaka people NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
animism
folk Catholicism
ritualSpecialist balyan NERFINISHED
socialStructure kinship groups
village-based communities
traditionalClothing beadwork adornments
colorful handwoven garments
decorated trousers
embroidered blouses
traditionalCraft abaca weaving
textile weaving
traditionalCrops abaca
bananas
rice
root crops
traditionalLaw customary law
traditionalLeadership datu
traditionalReligion indigenous animist beliefs

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Lumad includes Mandaya people
Davao Oriental localLanguage Mandaya people
this entity surface form: Mandaya
Davao de Oro localLanguages Mandaya people
this entity surface form: Mandaya