Chiriguano

E890403

Chiriguano refers to the Ava Guaraní people, an Indigenous group of the Gran Chaco and Andean foothills region of Bolivia, Paraguay, and Argentina, known for their Guaraní language and resistance to colonial rule.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Chiriguano canonical 4
Querandíes 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Ava Guaraní
Indigenous people
colonialOpponent Spanish Empire
Viceroyalty of the Río de la Plata
country Argentina
Bolivia
Paraguay
culturalArea Andean piedmont
linked to: Andean foreland

Gran Chaco cultural region
linked to: Gran Chaco
ethnicGroupOf Argentina
Bolivia
Paraguay
exonymLanguage Spanish
hasAlternativeName Ava Guarani
linked to: Ava Guaraní

Ava Guaraní
hasAutonym Ava
Ava Guaraní
hasExonym Chiriguano
hasReligion Indigenous traditional religion
Roman Catholicism
hasSubgroup Chané-Guaraní
Izoceño
historicalRegion eastern Bolivia
northwestern Argentina
southern Bolivia
western Paraguay
knownFor resistance to Bolivian state expansion
resistance to Spanish colonial rule
warrior tradition
languageFamily Tupian languages
Tupí–Guaraní languages
linked to: Tupi–Guaraní
locatedIn Andean foothills
Gran Chaco
South America
mainSubgroupOf Guaraní
partOf Guaraní peoples
linked to: Guarani peoples
speaksLanguage Ava Guaraní language
Guaraní language
linked to: Guaraní
traditionalCrops beans
maize
manioc
squash
traditionalEconomy agriculture
fishing
gathering
hunting
treatyParty Bolivian government
usesWritingSystem Latin alphabet

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (5)

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

Querandí people alternativeName Querandíes
linked to: Chiriguano
Guarayu closelyRelatedTo Chiriguano
Chiriguano hasExonym Chiriguano