Kei people

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The Kei people are an indigenous ethnic group from the Kei Islands in southeastern Maluku, Indonesia, known for their seafaring traditions, distinctive Austronesian language, and customary law system (adat).

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
continent Asia
country Indonesia
culturalRegion Maluku NERFINISHED
customaryLawName Larvul Ngabal NERFINISHED
demographicStatus minority group in Indonesia
ethnicGroupOf Kei Islands NERFINISHED
Maluku Islands NERFINISHED
hasCustomaryLaw adat
hasCustomaryMarineTenureSystem sasi
hasIslandGroup Kei Besar NERFINISHED
Kei Kecil NERFINISHED
knownFor boat building
fishing
marine trade
seafaring traditions
language Kei language NERFINISHED
languageFamily Austronesian languages
languageSubfamily Central Malayo-Polynesian languages NERFINISHED
locatedIn Kei Islands NERFINISHED
Maluku NERFINISHED
Southeast Maluku Regency NERFINISHED
Southeastern Maluku Islands NERFINISHED
migrationPattern internal migration within Maluku
migration to Papua
partOf Maluku ethnic groups NERFINISHED
region Eastern Indonesia NERFINISHED
relatedEthnicGroup Ambonese people NERFINISHED
Aru people NERFINISHED
Tanimbar people NERFINISHED
religion Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholicism

Christianity
Islam
Protestant Christianity
surface form: Protestantism
socialStructure clan-based organization
village-based communities
traditionalBeliefSystem adat-based customary beliefs
traditionalCraft canoe carving
wood carving
traditionalDance war and ceremonial dances
traditionalEconomy copra production
fishing and marine gathering
sago cultivation
subsistence agriculture
traditionalHousing stilt houses
traditionalLawSystem Larvul Ngabal NERFINISHED
traditionalLeadership adat leaders
traditionalMusic gong and drum ensembles
usesCustomaryMarineTenure yes

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Maluku peoples subgroup Kei people
Kai Islands ethnicGroup Kei people