Kasavakan

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Kasavakan is a village in Taiwan associated with the Puyuma Indigenous people, where the Puyuma language is traditionally spoken.

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Kasavakan canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indigenous community
village
associatedWithEthnicGroup Puyuma people
continent Asia
country Taiwan
culturalRegion Eastern Taiwan
linked to: eastern Taiwan
ethnolinguisticCommunity Puyuma
governedBy local township government in Taitung County
hasAlternativeName Kasavakan Puyuma village
hasCulturalHeritage Puyuma customs
Puyuma oral traditions
Puyuma rituals
hasLanguageUse Puyuma language in daily and ceremonial life
hasPopulation small village population
hasReligion Indigenous spiritual beliefs
hasTraditionalEconomy agriculture
hunting and gathering
languageStatus Puyuma language is endangered
locatedIn Taitung County
locatedOnIsland Taiwan Island
linked to: Formosa
partOf traditional territory of the Puyuma people
recognizedAs Indigenous village in Taiwan
regionType rural area
subjectOf research on Puyuma language and culture
traditionalLanguage Puyuma language

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Puyuma language spokenInVillage Kasavakan