- The Amis (Amis: Amis, Ami,
Pangcah; Paiwan: Muqami), also
known as the
Pangcah (which
means 'people' and 'kinsmen'), are an
indigenous Austronesian ethnic...
- Amis (Sowal no 'Amis[citation needed] or
Pangcah) is a
Formosan language of the Amis (or Ami), an
indigenous people living along the east
coast of Taiwan...
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lives in
mainland China (mainly in Fujian) and
consists of Amis (autonym:
Pangcah),
Paiwan and
Bunun peoples.[citation needed] The
following ethnic groups...
- County,
Taiwan celebrate a
harvest festival in
traditional dress Amis/
Pangcah tribe members (from the Fata'an group)
performing a
group dance at the...
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Language Code No. of
dialects Dialects Notes Amis ami 5 'Amisay a
Pangcah, Siwkolan, Pasawalian, Farangaw,
Palidaw Atayal tay 6 Squliq, Skikun, Ts'ole'...
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organized in 2013 by
Suming Rupi, an
indigenous singer-songwriter from the
Pangcah (Amis) people, and the
Dulan villagers in an
effort to
stimulate tribe-oriented...
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Taipei International Book Fair,[circular reference] and in 2015, his The
Pangcah Girl won the
First Prize of
Taiwan Literary Award.
Several of his novels...
- name
Chinese Po****tion at
census 2000 Po****tion (02/2016)
Notes Amis
Pangcah, 'Amis 阿美族 148,992 203,740
Recognized since ****anese era. Amis name means...
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plots of land that are
legally owned by
indigenous people. Some
urban Pangcah/Amis
people have
resorted to
foraging without permission on others' land...
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rituals or ceremonies. Recently, it is also
discovered that the Amis (
Pangcah)
people living in
eastern Taiwan have been re-using the
sarcophagus by...
