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Torajan people

The Torajan are an Austronesian ethnic group indigenous to a mountainous region of South Sulawesi, Indonesia. Their population is approximately 1,100,000, of whom 450,000 live in the regencies of Tana Toraja ("Land of Toraja") and Toraja Utara (North Toraja). Others live in adjacent regencies of South Selawesi, and in the Mamasa Regency of West Sulawesi…

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South Sulawesi
600,000
West Sulawesi
179,846 (14% of the population; also known as Mamasa people)

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Torajan people

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related to Religious affiliation · 22
Torajan people → Aluk To Dolo, Animals, At, Creator, Earth, In, Indo' Belo Tumbang, Indo' Ongon-Ongon, Other Toraja, Pong Banggai, Pong Lalondong, Protestantism, Puang Matua, Rante, Roman Catholic, Sunni Islam, The, Toraja, Toraja's, Torajan
related to Ethnic identity · 18
Torajan people → Although, As, Before Dutch, Bugis, Christianisation, Luwu, Makassarese, Mandarese, Sa'dan Toraja, Since, South Sulawesi, Sulawesi, Tana Toraja Regency, The Dutch, The Torajan, Toraja, Torajans, West Sulawesi
South Sulawesi · 1
Torajan people → 600,000
West Sulawesi · 1
Torajan people → 179,846 (14% of the population; also known as Mamasa people)

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toraja torajans torajan sulawesi dutch tana indonesia tongkonan family aluk tourism funeral death dance ceremony indonesian needed life citation social

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Torajan peopleSouth Sulawesi600,0001.00infobox
Torajan peopleWest Sulawesi179,846 (14% of the population; also known as Mamasa people)1.00infobox
Torajan peoplerelated to Ethnic identityThe Torajan0.60section
Torajan peoplerelated to Ethnic identityBefore Dutch0.60section
Torajan peoplerelated to Ethnic identityChristianisation0.60section
Torajan peoplerelated to Ethnic identityTorajans0.60section
Torajan peoplerelated to Ethnic identityAlthough0.60section
Torajan peoplerelated to Ethnic identitySulawesi0.60section
Torajan peoplerelated to Ethnic identityToraja0.60section
Torajan peoplerelated to Ethnic identityAs0.60section
Torajan peoplerelated to Ethnic identityBugis0.60section
Torajan peoplerelated to Ethnic identityMakassarese0.60section

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