Tadaksahak people

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The Tadaksahak people are a semi-nomadic ethnic group of the Sahel region, primarily in Mali, known for their pastoralist lifestyle and distinct Afro-Asiatic language and culture influenced by neighboring Tuareg communities.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Idaksahak people 1
Tadaksahak people canonical 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
pastoralist community
associatedEthnolinguisticArea Songhay area
Tuareg area
linked to: Tuareg homeland
continent Africa
country Mali
culturalInfluenceFrom Tuareg people
linked to: Tuareg
culturalPractice Islamic religious festivals
livestock-based bridewealth
pastoral migration routes
economicActivity pastoralism
ethnolinguisticIdentity Songhay-related
Tuareg-influenced
foodSource meat
milk products
geographicConcentration Gao region
linked to: Gao Region

Ménaka region
linked to: Ménaka Region

northern Mali
herdingType livestock herding
heritageType pastoral nomadic culture
language Tadaksahak language
languageEndangerment vulnerable
languageFamily Afro-Asiatic languages
languageStatus minority language
languageSubfamily Songhay languages
lifestyle semi-nomadic
livelihoodVulnerability Sahelian droughts
pasture scarcity
regional insecurity
marriagePattern alliances with Tuareg groups
endogamy
mobilityPattern transhumant migration
neighboringGroup Tuareg people
linked to: Tuareg
oralTradition strong
primaryHabitat arid zones
semi-arid zones
region Sahel
religion Islam
religionBranch Sunni Islam
socialStructure clan-based
subsistenceBase animal husbandry
tradeActivity dairy products trade
livestock trade
traditionalOccupation cattle herding
goat herding
sheep herding
usesScriptForLanguage Arabic script

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Tadaksahak language spokenBy Tadaksahak people
Tadaksahak language spokenBy Idaksahak people
linked to: Tadaksahak people