Dorla subgroup

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The Dorla subgroup is a distinct community within the broader Gondi people, characterized by its own cultural practices, dialectal features, and regional identity in central India.

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Dorla subgroup canonical 1

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Statements (25)

Predicate Object
instanceOf community
ethnic subgroup
country India
culturalContinuityWith broader Gondi culture
culturalRegion central Indian tribal belt
ethnicity Gondi
ethnolinguisticGroup Gondi subgroup
hasCulturalCharacteristic distinct cultural practices
hasCulturalPractice indigenous rituals and festivals
traditional tribal customs
hasDialect Dorla variety of Gondi
hasIdentity regional identity in central India
hasLinguisticCharacteristic distinct dialectal features
hasSocialStructure tribal community organization
hasTraditionalEconomy forest-based livelihoods (context: central Indian tribes)
isMinorityGroupIn India
languageFamily Dravidian languages
locatedIn central India
partOf Gondi people
region Central India
relatedGroup Gond tribes
linked to: Gond tribe

Gondi-speaking communities
religion indigenous tribal beliefs (primarily)
sharesAncestryWith other Gondi subgroups
socialClassification Scheduled Tribe (context: India, broader Gondi classification)
linked to: Scheduled Tribes

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Dorla Gondi associatedWith Dorla subgroup