| Glossary |
Brief |
Language |
Sound |
| Matsu |
Matsu is the most famous sea
goddess in the madarin world. |
Taiwanese |
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| Bunun |
Bunun is one of the aboriginal tribes in Taiwan. Numbering around 40,000, Bunun dwelling on both sides of Taiwan's Central Mountain Range, and is outstanding for its unique eight-bar chorus. |
Chinese |
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| Saisiyat |
Saisiyat, one of the aboriginal tribes in Taiwan, inhabit the mountains separating Hsinchu and Miaoli counties with approximately 7,000 people. |
Chinese |
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| Dawu |
Dawu is one of the aboriginal tribes in Taiwan. Numbering around 4,000, the Dawu inhabit orchid Island Off of Taitung County. |
Chinese |
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| Rukai |
Rukai, one of the aboriginal tribes in Taiwan, inhabit the mountains separating Hsinchu and Miaoli counties, with the approximately 7,000 people. |
Chinese |
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| Amis |
Numbering approximately 40,000, it is the largest of the island's aboriginal tribes. |
Taiwanese |
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| Paiwan |
Paiwan is one of the aboriginal tribes in Taiwan. Numbering roughly 70,000, the Paiwan live in the mountainous areas of Pingtung and Taitung counties. |
Chinese |
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| Beinan |
Beinan is one of the aboriginal tribes in Taiwan.Numbering 10,000,the Beinan inhabit part of Beinan Township in Taitung County. |
Chinese |
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| Tsou |
Tsou is one of the aboriginal tribes in Taiwan. numbering approximately 7,000. |
Chinese |
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| Atayal |
Atayal is one of the aboriginal tribes in Taiwan. Inhabiting the mountainous areas of northern and central Taiwan, the Atayal number approximately 90,000. |
Chinese |
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| Konkai |
Konkai is a public gathering place for worship of ancestors of Pingpu tribe。 |
Chinese |
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| Inib |
Inib is a Sorceress in Pinpu tribe. |
Chinese |
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| Tu Ti Kung |
The worship of Tu Ti Kung,Earth God, originates from the God of Nature, Agriculture, Land, and Tribes. |
Taiwanese |
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| Wangyeh |
Wangyeh's original name was Wen Hong. After he was dead in an accident, he was rewarded as a touring officer, who helped the emperor to investigate the actual conditions of the people's lives. |
Taiwanese |
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| Jade Emperor |
The Jade Emperor is thought to rule over Heaven and Earth just as the earthly emperors once ruled over China. |
Chinese |
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