Sangir people

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The Sangir people are an Austronesian ethnic group native to the Sangihe Islands in northern Indonesia, known for their seafaring traditions, distinct language, and Christian-majority culture.

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Sangir people canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Austronesian people
ethnic group
borderingCountryRegion southern Philippines
colonialHistory Dutch East Indies
country Indonesia
culturalArea Maritime Southeast Asia
culturalTrait boat-building traditions
clan-based social organization
oral literature
economicActivity copra production
spice trade
ethnicGroupOf Indonesia
language Sangir language
languageFamily Austronesian languages
languageSubgroup Philippine languages
majorityReligion Christianity
migration historical movement between Sangihe Islands and Mindanao
minorityReligion Islam
nativeTo North Sulawesi
Sangihe Islands
northern Indonesia
partOf Indonesian people
populationDistribution North Sulawesi Province
linked to: North Sulawesi

Sangihe Islands Regency
region Celebes Sea
Sangihe Islands Regency
Sulawesi
linked to: Sulawesi region
relatedEthnicGroup Banggai people
Filipino people
Gorontalo people
Minahasan people
Talaud people
Visayan people
religion Christianity
Protestantism
Roman Catholicism
religiousInfluence Catholic missions
Dutch Reformed missions
sea Celebes Sea
traditionalDance war dances
traditionalHousing stilt houses
traditionalMusic drum ensembles
gong ensembles
traditionalOccupation fishing
seafaring
subsistence agriculture
trading
traditionalReligion indigenous animist beliefs
writingSystem Latin script
linked to: Latin alphabet

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Sangir language ethnicGroup Sangir people