Reang tribe of Tripura

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The Reang tribe of Tripura is an indigenous community of Northeast India known for its distinct Tibeto-Burman cultural heritage, traditional dance and music, and unique social customs.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Scheduled Tribe
ethnic group
indigenous community
alsoKnownAs Bru
country India
culturalHeritage Tibeto-Burman cultural traditions
culturalPractice community dance performances
oral storytelling traditions
ritual songs
demographicStatus minority community in Tripura
ethnolinguisticFamily Tibeto-Burman
facingIssue displacement
land rights conflicts
socio-economic marginalization
festival Buisu (New Year festival)
Hojagiri festival
Ker festival
governance traditional village council
language Reang language
languageFamily Sino-Tibetan languages
locatedIn Northeast India
Tripura
musicInstrument bamboo flute
drums
populationDistribution Dhalai district
North Tripura district
South Tripura district
recognizedAs Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Group
recognizedBy Government of India
Government of Tripura
region Indo-Burma borderlands
religion Hinduism
animism
socialStructure clan-based society
stateListedAs Scheduled Tribe in Tripura
traditionalAttire handwoven garments
ornaments made of beads
traditionalDance Hojagiri dance
traditionalHouseType bamboo stilt house
traditionalMusic folk percussion instruments
folk songs
traditionalOccupation bamboo craft
hunting and gathering
jhum cultivation
shifting cultivation
weaving
usesMaterial bamboo
cane

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Reang language usedBy Reang tribe of Tripura