Kannauji people

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The Kannauji people are an Indo-Aryan ethnolinguistic community of northern India, primarily associated with the Kannauj region and speakers of the Kannauji language.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indo-Aryan people
ethnolinguistic group
associatedWith Kannauj
concentratedIn Auraiya district
Etawah district
Farrukhabad district
Hardoi district
Kannauj district
Kanpur Dehat district
Kanpur Nagar district
Mainpuri district
linked to: Mainpuri

Shahjahanpur district
Unnao district
country India
culturalIdentity North Indian
culturalRegion Upper Ganga plains
linked to: Indo-Gangetic Plain
demographicStatus ethnic group without a separate official recognition in Indian census
dialectOf Hindi language
linked to: Hindi
ethnicityOf Kannauj region
linked to: Kannauj
historicalCenter city of Kannauj
linked to: Kannauj
historicallyInfluencedBy Ganga-Jamuni tehzeeb
Kannauj kingdom
languageBranch Western Hindi
languageFamily Indo-Aryan languages
linguisticStatus speakers of a Hindi dialect continuum
locatedIn northern India
majorState Uttar Pradesh
migrationPattern rural-to-urban migration within Uttar Pradesh
nativeTo Uttar Pradesh
partOf Hindi belt
linked to: Hindi Belt
primaryLanguage Kannauji language
region Ganges-Yamuna Doab
relatedEthnicGroup Awadhi people
Braj people
Bundeli people
Hindi-speaking people
religion Hinduism
Islam
Jainism
subgroupOf Indo-Aryan peoples
North Indian people
traditionalOccupation agriculture
crafts
trade
urbanCenters Kanpur
Lucknow
usesScript Devanagari script

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Awadhi people relatedEthnicGroup Kannauji people