Kota culture

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Kota culture refers to the traditional social, religious, and artistic practices of the Kota people, an indigenous community of the Nilgiri Hills in southern India.

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Kota culture canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf South Indian tribal culture
culture
indigenous culture
associatedWithEthnicGroup Kota people NERFINISHED
country India
economy agriculture
artisan crafts
cattle rearing
wage labor in nearby towns
hasArtForm basketry
drum music
ritual songs
traditional pottery
wind-instrument music
wood carving
hasCustom endogamous marriage within the community
ritual specialists for ceremonies
taboos related to death and pollution
hasPractice ancestor worship
elaborate funeral ceremonies
ritual dance
ritual music
seasonal festivals
village deity worship
hasRitualSpace funerary ground
village temple
hasRitualSpecialist diviner
musician
priest
language Kota language NERFINISHED
locatedIn Nilgiri Hills NERFINISHED
Tamil Nadu
southern India NERFINISHED
practicedBy Kota people NERFINISHED
recognizedAs Scheduled Tribe culture of India
region Western Ghats NERFINISHED
relatedTo Badaga culture
Toda culture NERFINISHED
religion Hinduism
indigenous beliefs
socialStructure clan-based organization
village-based community organization
threatenedBy language shift
loss of traditional lands
modernization
transmission oral tradition
usesInstrument drums
flutes
traditional wind instruments

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Kota language associatedWith Kota culture