2020
DOI: 10.4236/aa.2020.101001
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“Pehakovia” and House Forming Strategy and To Kaili Settlement in Central Celebes Indonesia

Abstract: In Indonesia, there are many unique settlement patterns, which reflect the customs and wisdom of indigenous tribes. The "Kaili" tribe in Central Sulawesi (To Kaili) is one of the many tribes in Indonesia who have their own principles in shaping their homes and natural environment. Some principles that become a benchmark in his life are: 1) "Hintuvu" (regulating human-human relations), 2) "Katuvua" (human-natural relationship), 3) "Pehakovia" (guardian of humans and nature or spirit). The question of his resear… Show more

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“…These oral narratives preserve the community's beliefs, values, and history. Siradjuddin (2020) emphasized the various aspects of these folktales, which range from mythology to moral principles, as well as their function in representing distinct settlement patterns and spiritual foundations. Engaging with local experts and cultural organizations can help anyone obtain a deeper understanding of Kaili folktales and their importance in maintaining the cultural heritage of the Kaili ethnic group in the Palu region.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These oral narratives preserve the community's beliefs, values, and history. Siradjuddin (2020) emphasized the various aspects of these folktales, which range from mythology to moral principles, as well as their function in representing distinct settlement patterns and spiritual foundations. Engaging with local experts and cultural organizations can help anyone obtain a deeper understanding of Kaili folktales and their importance in maintaining the cultural heritage of the Kaili ethnic group in the Palu region.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They were: people who rested on the mountain and the people who lived in the valley, those who remained mountainous were generally closed and unable to compete, whereas those living in the valleys, are those who accept the advances in knowledge, culture, and technology that immigrants bring. The growth of knowledge and technology, and culture gave birth to the table, and the noncapable groups, the delivery of the two groups was caused by the emergence of competition among groups of people who gave birth to a culture of war between groups of people called the wading culture [14].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%