Mansaka people

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The Mansaka people are an indigenous Lumad ethnic group of southeastern Mindanao in the Philippines, known for their rich oral traditions, distinctive weaving and metalwork, and upland farming practices.

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Mansaka people canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Lumad people
ethnic group
indigenous people
continent Asia
country Philippines
culturalClassification Lumad
culturalHeritage oral epics and chants
ritual songs
traditional healing practices
culturalRegion Compostela Valley
Davao de Oro
Davao del Norte
ethnolinguisticGroupOf Philippines
hasAutonym Mansaka
indigenousTo Davao Region
Mindanao
isMinorityIn Philippines
knownFor distinctive weaving
metalwork
rich oral traditions
ritual dances
traditional music
language Mansaka language
languageBranch Philippine languages
languageFamily Austronesian languages
locatedIn Mindanao
southeastern Mindanao
partOf Lumad peoples of Mindanao
region Davao Region
relatedEthnicGroup Bagobo people
linked to: Bagobo

Kalagan people
Mandaya people
religion Protestantism
Roman Catholicism
indigenous Philippine folk religion
socialOrganization kinship-based communities
traditionalArt basketry
beadwork
brasswork
traditionalBelief ancestor veneration
spirit world
traditionalClothing colorful handwoven garments
traditionalLeadership village elders
traditionalLivelihood hunting and gathering
small-scale mining
swidden agriculture
upland farming

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Lumad includes Mansaka people
Mandaya people relatedEthnicGroup Mansaka people
Mansaka spokenBy Mansaka people
Mansaka ethnicGroup Mansaka people