Indigenous People and Their Rights

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INTRODUCTION

Over a few decades Indigenous people have been a number of population compare now, Indigenous people have their specific rights base on their historical ties as a significant concept in national practice has not been compared by an agreement or a process that might be established. According to the University of Minnesota Human Rights Center “People who inhabited a land before it was conquered by colonial societies and who consider themselves distinct from the societies currently governing those territories are called Indigenous People, One of the group of indigenous people in Asia are call Tungusic Manchus Ethnic People, Tungusic Manchus are also known as Tunguska, The Manchus with a population of 4.5 million around Asia and the larger population come from china, The Manchus originated in from northeast China, in seven counties Benxi, Huanren, Qingyuan, Xiuyan, Yitong, Kuandian, Xinbin, According to Chinese historical records, the origin of the Manchus can be come from Sushen tribe before the Christian era, and Yilou, Huji, Mohe and Muchen tribes. The Manchus political and military successes were purchased at the expense of losing their ethnic identity. The Manchus has conquered china for more than 300 year lead by the last emperor Qing dynasty of china. The Manchus good at riding, horsemanship, shooting, fishing and hunting,

BASIC TERMINOLOGIES AND RITE

The Manchus have its own language and script. Their language belongs to Manchu Tungusic group of the Altaic language family. The Manchu language created in the late 16th century based on Mongolian alphabets script is used to write Xibe. Today the Manchu language used only by a small number of Manchus people. Almost all of the Manchus in china speak Chine...

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...The Manchu ethnic has a small number population today mainly in Jilin, Heilongjiang, and Liaoning in north China.

We still fine Manchu traditional costumes in china and today we fine the modem Manchu traditional costumes with a number of color and type of design. Manchu hunting bow today is become the world Archery game, and the hunting bow has grown too many type of bows in today’s Archery game. And also the Manchus Festival are still been follow until now in china and also would wide like Tomb Sweeping Festival is known as Clear Brightness Festival , Dragon Boat Festival is known as Duanwu festival, lantern Festival is known as Chap Goh Mei and Spring Festival also called Lunar New Year, Mid autumn Day is an official harvest festival.

Shamanism still exists still in in china on does village side still practiced Shamanism till today in a small population.

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