Lotha Naga

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Lotha Naga are an indigenous Naga ethnic community of north-eastern India known for their distinct language, rich folk traditions, and vibrant festivals such as Tokhu Emong.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Lotha Naga canonical 8
Tokhu Emong 3

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Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Naga tribe
ethnic group
indigenous people
agriculturalProduct maize
millet
rice
associatedTown Wokha
country India
cuisineFeature chili-based dishes
fermented bamboo shoot
smoked meat
culturalHeritageStatus indigenous cultural community of India
culturalPractice age-group institutions
communal feasts
demographicGroupOf Nagaland population
ethnicity Naga
festival Eloe Ekhung
Pikhuchak
Tokhu Emong
linked to: Lotha Naga
festivalType harvest festival
governingBody Lotha Hoho
knownFor basketry
folk songs
rich folk traditions
traditional dances
vibrant festivals
wood carving
language Lotha language
languageFamily Sino-Tibetan languages
locatedIn Nagaland
Northeast India
partOf Naga people
linked to: Naga peoples
primaryRegion Wokha district
linked to: Wokha
region hilly areas of Nagaland
religion Baptist Christianity
linked to: Baptists

Christianity
selfDesignation Lotha
socialStructure clan-based society
stateRecognizedTribeOf Nagaland
traditionalDress colorful shawls
headgear with feathers
traditionalEconomy shifting cultivation
wet rice cultivation
traditionalHouseType wooden houses
traditionalMusic log drum music
traditionalReligion animism

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Referenced by (11)

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

Nagaland hasEthnicGroup Lotha Naga
Naga peoples subgroup Lotha Naga
Naga Hills ethnicGroup Lotha Naga
Lotha Naga festival Tokhu Emong
linked to: Lotha Naga
Land of Festivals notableFestival Tokhu Emong
linked to: Lotha Naga
Wokha ethnicGroup Lotha Naga
Wokha majorTribe Lotha Naga
Wokha hasCulturalFestival Tokhu Emong
linked to: Lotha Naga
Rengma Naga relatedEthnicGroup Lotha Naga