Ratagnon

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Ratagnon are an indigenous people of southern Mindoro in the Philippines, known for their distinct language and traditional coastal and upland livelihoods.

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Ratagnon canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf indigenous people
continent Asia
country Philippines
culturalRegion southern Mindoro coast
upland interior of southern Mindoro
ethnolinguisticGroupOf Mindoro island
linked to: Mindoro
facingIssue cultural assimilation
language shift to Tagalog
loss of traditional lands
governedUnder Indigenous Peoples Rights Act of the Philippines
hasAutonym Ratagnon
hasCulturalPractice oral tradition
ritual dances
traditional music
hasEconomicActivity small-scale fishing
subsistence farming
hasExonym Lalatagyon
hasLanguage Ratagnon language
hasNeighboringGroup Buhid Mangyan
Hanunuo Mangyan
linked to: Hanunoo Mangyan

Mangyan peoples
hasPopulationStatus small population
hasTraditionalClothing loincloth for men
woven skirts for women
hasTraditionalHousing bamboo houses
nipa palm thatched houses
languageFamily Austronesian languages
languageStatus endangered language
languageSubfamily Malayo-Polynesian languages
locatedIn Mimaropa region
linked to: Mimaropa

Mindoro
southern Mindoro
partOf indigenous peoples of the Philippines
recognizedAs indigenous cultural community in the Philippines
recognizedBy National Commission on Indigenous Peoples of the Philippines
religion Christianity
animism
folk Catholicism
traditionalLivelihood coastal fishing
hunting and gathering
small-scale agriculture
upland swidden farming
usesEnvironment coastal areas
upland forest areas
usesMaterialCulture bamboo
nipa palm
rattan

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Mindoro hasIndigenousGroup Ratagnon
Ratagnon hasAutonym Ratagnon