Kabye people

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The Kabye people are an ethnic group primarily found in northern Togo, known for their terraced agriculture, ironworking traditions, and significant influence in the country’s political and military spheres.

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All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Kabye people canonical 2
Kaba peoples 1

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
people of Togo
agriculturalTechnique stone terracing on hillsides
country Togo NERFINISHED
culturalPractice ancestor veneration
collective labor groups
sacrifice to local deities
dance harvest dances
warrior dances
historicalRole support base of Faure Gnassingbé
support base of Gnassingbé Eyadéma
housing compounds of round huts
language Kabye language NERFINISHED
languageFamily Gur languages NERFINISHED
Gurunsi subgroup
migration internal migration to southern Togo cities
music call-and-response singing
drumming ensembles
neighboringGroups Bassari people NERFINISHED
Lamba people NERFINISHED
Losso people NERFINISHED
Tem people NERFINISHED
notablePerson Faure Gnassingbé NERFINISHED
Gnassingbé Eyadéma NERFINISHED
politicalInfluence strong influence in Togolese government
strong influence in Togolese military
populationDistribution concentrated in rural highland areas
primaryRegion Kara Region NERFINISHED
Plateaux of northern Togo
northern Togo
regionType mountainous homeland
religion Christianity
Islam
traditional African religions
riteOfPassage initiation ceremonies
wrestling festivals
roofingMaterial thatch
socialOrganization age-grade system
patrilineal clans
traditionalCraft blacksmithing
pottery
weaving
traditionalCrops maize
millet
sorghum
yam
traditionalEconomy ironworking
subsistence farming
terraced agriculture

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Kabiye ethnicGroup Kabye people
Sara languages usedByEthnicGroup Kabye people
this entity surface form: Kaba peoples
Kabye language ethnicGroup Kabye people