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| − | | group = Jaara |
+ | | group = Jaara |
| − | | popplace = {{flag|Khobeh}} |
+ | | popplace = {{flag|Khobeh}} |
| − | | rels = [[Aku Kwabolu]], [[Gara religion]] |
+ | | rels = [[Aku Kwabolu]], [[Gara religion]] |
| − | | langs = [[Hlong language|Hlong]], [[Gara language|Gara]], [[Nyamu language|Nyamu]] |
+ | | langs = [[Hlong language|Hlong]], [[Gara language|Gara]], [[Nyamu language|Nyamu]], Laka |
| − | | related = [[Hlong people|Hlong]], [[Gara people|Gara]] |
+ | | related = [[Hlong people|Hlong]], [[Gara people|Gara]] |
| + | }} |
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| ⚫ | The '''Jaara''' people, named after the city of Jaara in northwestern [[Khobeh]], are an indigenous Nkungu ethnic group of mixed Hlong and Gara origin primarily inhabiting the northwestern area of Khobeh. The Jaara are the result of contact between Hlong peoples in the north and an influx of migrating Gara tribes from the west during the 24th century CY. Historically, Jaara people were also largely involved with the Hlong Rebellion leading to the founding of [[Mongklor]] in 2332 CY. The Jaara have a mixed Hlong-Gara language known as ''Laka'', but its use has significantly decreased since the 45th century CY due to the prevalence of [[Nyamu language|Nyamu]] and various Nyamu dialects. |
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Revision as of 05:44, 9 January 2023
| Regions with significant populations | |
|---|---|
 Khobeh | |
| Languages | |
| Hlong, Gara, Nyamu, Laka | |
| Religion | |
| Aku Kwabolu, Gara religion | |
| Related ethnic groups | |
| Hlong, Gara |
The Jaara people, named after the city of Jaara in northwestern Khobeh, are an indigenous Nkungu ethnic group of mixed Hlong and Gara origin primarily inhabiting the northwestern area of Khobeh. The Jaara are the result of contact between Hlong peoples in the north and an influx of migrating Gara tribes from the west during the 24th century CY. Historically, Jaara people were also largely involved with the Hlong Rebellion leading to the founding of Mongklor in 2332 CY. The Jaara have a mixed Hlong-Gara language known as Laka, but its use has significantly decreased since the 45th century CY due to the prevalence of Nyamu and various Nyamu dialects.