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Lloa people

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Lloa people
Lloa
The illustration depicts some plain indigenous man and woman, possibly of Lloa people, inTirosen.
Regions with significant populations
YunlinandChiayiinTaiwan
Languages
Lloa,Taiwanese,Mandarin
Religion
Animism,Taoism,Buddhism,Christianity
Related ethnic groups
Hoanya,Arikun

Lloais a group ofAustronesianindigenous Formosan peopleliving in the southern plain ofTaiwanfromYunlin,Jiayi,to northernTainan.[1]They have lived through theDutch colonization of Taiwan,as well as the Manchurian occupation during the Qing dynasty.[2]

Lloa are generally classified together with theHoanyaandArikunas a single group, which idea has been rejected by some scholars and the indigenous people themselves.[2]

Reference

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  1. ^Chen, I-Chen (2019-11-20)."Thác trí đích danh tự: (╳ hồng nhã Hoanya╳) la á Lloa, a lập côn Arikun (" Misplaced Names: Hoanya, Lloa, Arikun ")".Indigenous Sight.Retrieved2023-07-22.
  2. ^abAng, Kaim (2021-12-01). "“Hoanya” tộc danh biện chứng cập kỳ chu tao tộc quần ( "Hoanya" Ethnic Name Debate and Its Surrounding Ethnic Groups) ".Taiwan Historical Research.28(4): 1–40.

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