Yugur people

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The Yugur people are a small ethnic minority in northwestern China, traditionally pastoralist and culturally influenced by both Turkic and Tibetan heritages.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Yugur 2
Yugur people canonical 1

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
ethnic minority
administrativeStatusInChina ethnic minority with autonomous county
autonomousCounty Sunan Yugur Autonomous County
autonym Yugur
linked to: Yugur people
climateOfHomeland arid
country China
culturalInfluence Tibetan
Turkic
linked to: Turkic languages
ethnicGroupIn China
exonym Yellow Uighur
linked to: Yellow Yugur people
heritage nomadic steppe culture
historicalOrigin descendants of ancient Uighurs
historicalRegion Hexi Corridor
language Chinese
Eastern Yugur
Western Yugur
languageFamily Mongolic languages
Turkic languages
languageSubgroup Mongolic
linked to: Mongolic languages

Siberian Turkic
livelihoodArea Qilian Mountains foothills
mainSettlementArea Sunan Yugur Autonomous County
minorityStatus one of the 56 officially recognized ethnic groups in China
officialClassification Yugur
linked to: Yugur people
populationEstimate around 14000
recognizedAsMinorityBy People's Republic of China
region Gansu
linked to: Gansu Province

northwestern China
relatedEthnicGroup Mongols
linked to: Mongol

Uyghurs
religion Tibetan Buddhism
folk religion
shamanism
traditionalClothingInfluence Tibetan
Turkic
traditionalDance circle dances
traditionalDwelling yurts
traditionalEconomy animal husbandry
traditionalLifestyle pastoralist
traditionalLivestock camels
cattle
horses
sheep
traditionalMusic long-song style
writingSystemStatus Yugur languages largely unwritten
writingSystemUse Chinese characters

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Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Yugur people officialClassification Yugur
linked to: Yugur people
Yugur people autonym Yugur
linked to: Yugur people