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including the following.
Bahnar Jơlơng
Bahnar Rơngao
Bahnar Gơlar
Bahnar KonKde Bahnar Kriem Bahnar Tơlô
Bahnar Bơnâm
Bahnar Roh The
Haroi people, who...
- Look up
Bahnar in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Bahnar may
refer to:
Bahnar people of
Vietnam Bahnar language,
their Bahnaric language Bahnaric languages...
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following subgroups of
Bahnar and
their respective locations.
Bahnar Kon Tum: Kon Tum area
Bahnar Jơlong:
northeastern Kon Tum
Province Bahnar Golar: northern...
- Krung,
Kravet Central Bahnaric Taliang (K****eng) Alak
Central South Tampuon Bahnar South Bahnaric Chrau Sre
Stieng Mnong North Bahnaric Halang,
Kayong Jeh...
- The name Kon Tum
comes from the name of a
village of the
Bahnar ethnic group. In the
Bahnar language, kon
means "village" and tum
means "pool". Prior...
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Rongao (Rengao) are
another mixed-blood of
Sedang and
Bahnar, but was
categorized as a sub-group of
Bahnar.: 266 The myth of
ethnic origin shows that these...
- Bahnaric),
Bahnar (Central Bahnaric), Xo Dang (North Bahnaric), Rơ Măm (North Bahnaric), Brau (West Bahnaric) Gia Lai province:
Jarai (Chamic),
Bahnar (Central...
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BAJARAKA (stand for
Bahnar, Jarai, Rade, and Kaho) is a
separatist movement that
protested the
discriminatory policies of the
Montagnards in the Central...
- by the
Jarai people and
Bahnar people in Vietnam's
Central Highlands. More
complicated developments of the
Jarai and
Bahnar's xylophone have
become used...
- the Gia Lai Province. Many
years ago, it was
inhabited primarily by the
Bahnar and
Jarai ethnic groups,
sometimes known as the
Montagnards or Degar, although...
