Tɛgɛ

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Tɛgɛ is an alternative name for the Teke people, a Central African ethnic group known for their rich artistic traditions and historical kingdoms in the Congo region.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
alternativeName Teke people NERFINISHED
continent Africa
country Democratic Republic of the Congo
Gabon
Republic of the Congo NERFINISHED
ethnonymLanguage Bantu languages NERFINISHED
hasArtisticTradition figurative carvings
geometric decorative patterns
mask making
ritual objects
wood sculpture
hasCulturalPractice ancestor veneration
chieftaincy rituals
initiation rites
historicalPoliticalForm Teke kingdoms NERFINISHED
historicalRole regional trade intermediaries in the Congo Basin
historicalTerritory middle Congo River region
plateaus of present-day Republic of the Congo
knownFor elaborate masks
historical kingdoms
rich artistic traditions
statuary used in ritual contexts
languageFamily Bantu NERFINISHED
locatedIn Central Africa
Congo Basin NERFINISHED
partOf Bantu-speaking peoples of Central Africa NERFINISHED
region Congo region NERFINISHED
relatedGroup Kongo people NERFINISHED
other Teke subgroups
religion Christianity
traditional African religions
socialOrganization chiefdoms
clan-based structures
speaks Teke languages
traditionalEconomy agriculture
riverine commerce
trade
usesArtFor political symbolism
ritual purposes
social status display

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Teke hasAlternativeName Tɛgɛ