Chol people

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The Chol people are a Mayan indigenous group of southern Mexico known for their distinct Mayan language, traditional agriculture, and rich cultural and religious practices.

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Chol people canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Maya people
ethnic group
associatedWith Maya calendar traditions
Maya ritual specialists
continent North America
country Mexico
culturalPractice communal fiestas
oral storytelling
syncretic Catholic-Maya rituals
traditional dance
traditional healing
traditional music
ethnicGroupOf Mexico
governedBy customary authorities
hasAutonym Chʼol
hasEthnonym Chol Maya
linked to: Chʼol Maya
historicalRegion Classic Maya area
linked to: Maya area
indigenousTo Chiapas
Tabasco
southern Mexico
language Chol language
languageBranch Western Maya
languageFamily Mayan languages
languageStatus living language
languageSubgroup Cholan languages
partOf Mayan civilization descendants
Mesoamerican cultural area
linked to: Mesoamerica
practices milpa agriculture
shifting cultivation
recognizedAs indigenous people of Mexico
region Usumacinta River basin
linked to: Usumacinta River

eastern Tabasco
northern Chiapas
western Chiapas
linked to: Soconusco
relatedEthnicGroup Chontal Maya
linked to: Chontal of Tabasco

Lacandon people
linked to: Lacandon

Tzeltal people
Tzotzil people
religion Protestantism
Roman Catholicism
subgroupOf Maya peoples
traditionalCrop beans
cacao
coffee
maize
squash
traditionalOccupation subsistence agriculture
traditionalReligion Maya religion
usesWritingSystem Latin script

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