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Kongo people (Kongo: Bisi Kongo, EsiKongo, singular: Musi Kongo; also
Bakongo, singular:
Mukongo or M'kongo) are a
Bantu ethnic group primarily defined...
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Kongo religion (Kikongo:
Bukongo or
Bakongo) encomp****es the
traditional beliefs of the
Bakongo people. Due to the
highly centralized position of the...
- Hopi
people of Arizona, and the
Bakongo people of
Angola and
Democratic Republic of the Congo. In
traditional Bakongo religion, the four
elements are...
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Abrahamic religion. Many
Hoodoo traditions draw from the
beliefs of the
Bakongo people of
Central Africa. Over the
first century of the trans-Atlantic...
- The
Alliance of
Kuminga (French:
Alliance des
Bakongo, or ABAKO) was a
Congolese political party,
founded by
Edmond Nzeza Nlandu, but
headed by Joseph...
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emerged largely from the
traditional religions brought to Cuba by
enslaved Bakongo people from
Central Africa, but also
incorporated ideas from Catholicism...
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particle ng (nk); some
examples are
Nyambe (Bantu),
Nzambi Mpungu (
Bakongo),
Nzambici (
Bakongo), Ruwa (Chagga),
Mulungu (Wayao, Chewa, Akamba, Embu and others)...
- the sea,
bodies of water, and
ancestral spirits related to the sea. The
Bakongo believe that in the
beginning there was only a
circular void,
called mbûngi...
- is the
eternal God of Essence, as well as Moon,
Earth and Sky
Mother in
Bakongo religion. She is also the
female counterpart of the
Kongo creator god,...
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traditions and
native languages or
dialects include the Ovimbundu, Ambundu,
Bakongo, Chokwe,
Avambo and
other peoples.
There are over 100
distinct ethnic groups...
