Pengo people

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The Pengo people are an indigenous ethnic group of central India, primarily in Odisha and Andhra Pradesh, known for their Dravidian language and distinct tribal cultural traditions.

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Pengo people canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
continent Asia
country India
countryGovernment Government of India
culturalTrait distinct tribal customs
indigenous rituals
traditional festivals
traditional music and dance
ethnolinguisticGroup Dravidian peoples
language Pengo language
languageFamily Dravidian languages
languageStatus endangered language
minority language
locatedIn central India
officialClassification Scheduled Tribe in Andhra Pradesh
Scheduled Tribe in Odisha
primaryRegion Andhra Pradesh
Odisha
linked to: Orissa
recognizedAs Scheduled Tribe of India
linked to: Scheduled Tribes
region Eastern Ghats
Koraput district
Malkangiri district
Nabarangpur district
border areas of Odisha and Andhra Pradesh
religion Hinduism
animism
socialOrganization clan-based structure
state Andhra Pradesh
Odisha
linked to: Orissa
traditionalLivelihood agriculture
forest-based activities
shifting cultivation

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Pengo spokenBy Pengo people
Pengo ethnicGroupAssociated Pengo people
Pengo language spokenBy Pengo people
Pengo language ethnicGroup Pengo people
Manda people relatedEthnicGroup Pengo people