Terena people

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The Terena people are an Indigenous group of Brazil, primarily living in the state of Mato Grosso do Sul, known for their agricultural traditions, distinct cultural practices, and use of the Terena language.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indigenous people
alsoLocatedIn Mato Grosso
São Paulo (state)
linked to: state of São Paulo
autonym Terena
censusCategory Indígena (Brazilian census)
continent South America
country Brazil
culturalRegion Gran Chaco area (historical influence)
educationLanguage Portuguese
Terena language
facesIssue land conflicts
pressure from agribusiness
hasCraftTradition basketry
ceramics
featherwork
hasCulturalPractice collective festivals
ritual dances
shamanism
hasOralTradition myths and legends
historicalInteractionWith Paraguayan forces
Portuguese colonizers
historicalTerritory Upper Paraguay River basin
involvedIn Paraguayan War
language Terena language
languageFamily Arawakan languages
partOf Arawak peoples
linked to: Arawak
politicalMovement land rights movement
politicalOrganization Indigenous associations
populationCountry Brazil
primaryLocation Mato Grosso do Sul
recognizedAs Indigenous people of Brazil
recognizedBy Fundação Nacional dos Povos Indígenas (FUNAI)
region Central-West Region of Brazil
Pantanal region
linked to: Pantanal
relatedEthnicGroup Guarani people
linked to: Guarani peoples

Kadiweu people
Kinikinau people
religion Catholicism
linked to: Roman Catholicism

Protestantism
traditional Indigenous beliefs
traditionalCrops beans
maize
manioc
squash
traditionalSubsistence agriculture
fishing
hunting
usesWritingSystem Latin script

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Terena language ethnicGroup Terena people
Indigenous peoples of Brazil hasPart Terena people
Terêna spokenBy Terena people
Terêna associatedPeople Terena Indigenous people of Brazil
linked to: Terena people
Xanéu spokenBy Terena people
Xanéu ethnicGroup Terena people
Xanéu languageOf Terena culture
linked to: Terena people
Guana spokenBy Terena people
Qom (Toba) partOf Indigenous peoples of the Gran Chaco
linked to: Terena people
Mocoví partOf Indigenous peoples of the Gran Chaco
linked to: Terena people