Karanga people

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The Karanga people are a subgroup of the Shona ethnic group in Zimbabwe, known for their rich cultural traditions, historical role in the Rozvi Empire, and use of the Karanga dialect of the Shona language.

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Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form Occurrences
Karanga dialect 0

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Shona subgroup
ethnic subgroup
art basketry
stone sculpture
wood carving
associatedWith Great Zimbabwe cultural tradition NERFINISHED
Rozvi Empire NERFINISHED
clanSystem totemic clans
colonialHistory incorporated into Southern Rhodesia
country Zimbabwe
culturalArea Shona cultural complex
culturalHeritage stone-walled hilltop settlements
culturalIdentity Karanga Shona NERFINISHED
economy cattle herding
smallholder agriculture
ethnicGroupOf Zimbabwe NERFINISHED
historicalRole builders of stone-walled settlements
core group of the Rozvi Empire
kinshipSystem patrilineal descent
language Karanga dialect NERFINISHED
mainCrops maize
millet
sorghum
marriageCustoms lobola bridewealth
music call-and-response singing
mbira
ngoma drumming
neighboringGroups Manyika people NERFINISHED
Ndau people NERFINISHED
Ndebele people NERFINISHED
Zezuru people NERFINISHED
oralTradition historical narratives
praise poetry
postcolonialState Republic of Zimbabwe NERFINISHED
practice ancestral veneration
rainmaking ceremonies
spirit mediumship
region Masvingo Province NERFINISHED
Matabeleland South Province NERFINISHED
Midlands Province NERFINISHED
southern Zimbabwe
religion Christianity
traditional Shona religion
sacredSiteAssociation Matonjeni shrines
subdialectOf Shona language NERFINISHED
subgroupOf Shona people NERFINISHED
traditionalLeadership chiefs
headmen
traditionalReligionDeity Mwari NERFINISHED

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Karanga usedByEthnicGroup Karanga people
Masalit people relatedEthnicGroup Karanga people