Yidgha people

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The Yidgha people are an ethnic group primarily inhabiting the remote valleys of northern Pakistan’s Chitral region, known for their Eastern Iranian Yidgha language and distinct cultural traditions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Iranian people
ethnic group
bilingualism many also speak Khowar
some speak Urdu
clanStructure village-based kinship groups
continent Asia
country Pakistan
countryMinorityStatus ethnic minority in Pakistan
culturalTradition agro-pastoral lifestyle
distinct local customs
oral folklore
traditional dress specific to Chitral region
traditional music
demographicCharacteristic small population size
economicActivity animal husbandry
subsistence agriculture
educationAccess limited in remote villages
ethnolinguisticGroup Yidgha–Munji NERFINISHED
ethnonymLanguage Yidgha language NERFINISHED
geographicEnvironment high mountain valleys
historicalRegion Hindu Kush NERFINISHED
languageFamily Eastern Iranian languages NERFINISHED
languageShiftPressure pressure from dominant regional languages such as Khowar and Urdu
languageStatus Yidgha language is endangered
linguisticMinorityStatus endangered language community
migrationPattern some seasonal and labor migration to urban centers
neighboringGroup Kalash people NERFINISHED
Kho people NERFINISHED
primaryLanguage Yidgha language NERFINISHED
province Khyber Pakhtunkhwa NERFINISHED
region Chitral District NERFINISHED
relatedEthnicGroup Khowar-speaking people
Munji people NERFINISHED
relatedLanguage Munji language NERFINISHED
religion Islam
religionBranch Sunni Islam NERFINISHED
residenceArea Garum Chashma Valley NERFINISHED
Lutkuh Valley NERFINISHED
remote valleys of northern Pakistan
scriptUsedForLanguage Arabic script (for Yidgha language, non-standardized)

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Yidgha spokenBy Yidgha people