A general term for American Indians who speak the Ge language. They are found in the south and east of Brazil and in the north of Paraguay. They were originally hunter-gatherers, but later settled in the tropical forests. They have a complex kinship system with clear divisions into half clans, age classes, communal groups, and genders. The Xavante, Xerente, Cainga, and Kayapo peoples belong to this group. Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
ジェ語を使用するアメリカ・インディアンの総称。ブラジルの南・東部およびパラグアイ北部に分布。採集狩猟民であったが,のち熱帯森林に定住。親族組織が複雑で,半族,年齢階梯(かいてい),共同団体,性の区分が明確。シャバンテ,シェレンテ,カインガ,カヤポ族等がこれに所属。
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