Katuic peoples

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Katuic peoples are an ethnolinguistic group in mainland Southeast Asia, primarily in Laos, Vietnam, and neighboring regions, known for their distinct Mon–Khmer languages and traditional upland cultures.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Katuic peoples canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnolinguistic group
indigenous peoples of Southeast Asia
affectedBy Vietnam War
hydropower development projects
modern resettlement policies
culturalTrait ancestor veneration
animist religious practices
communal rituals tied to agriculture
spirit worship
hasSubgroup Bru people
Katu people
Kuy people
Ngeq people
Pa Kô people
Pacoh people
Ta Oi people
linked to: Ta-Oi people

Ta Oi–Ta Oey groups
housingType communal longhouses
stilt houses
languageFamily Austroasiatic languages
linked to: Austroasiatic

Mon–Khmer
linked to: Mon-Khmer
locatedIn Cambodia
Laos
Thailand
Vietnam
linked to: Viet Nam

mainland Southeast Asia
nationalLanguageContact Lao
Thai
Vietnamese
partOf Austroasiatic peoples
linked to: Austroasiatic
recognizedAs ethnic minorities in Laos
ethnic minorities in Vietnam
region Annamite Range
Central Vietnam highlands
linked to: Central Vietnam

southern Laos uplands
religionContact Buddhism
Christianity
socialOrganization clan-based structures
village-based communities
speaks Katuic languages
traditionalEconomy forest product collection
hunting and gathering
subsistence farming
traditionalLifestyle shifting cultivation
swidden cultivation
upland agriculture
undergoes language shift to national languages

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Referenced by (6)

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

Katuic spokenBy Katuic peoples
Katu ethnolinguisticGroup Katuic peoples
Ngeq language ethnicGroup Katuic peoples
Katu people linguisticGroup Katuic peoples
Ta-Oi people ethnolinguisticGroup Katuic peoples
Pacoh people ethnolinguisticGroup Katuic peoples