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Salu is usually used to name mountains, rivers, and other geographical toponyms, but none use it for the island to the south. The Hikayat La Galigo has become widely known to the international audience after being adapted into a theatrical performance I La Galigo by Robert Wilson, a director from the United States, which began to be performed internationally in 2004. This epic is probably older and was written before the Mahabharata epic from India.
Only part of Galigo has been translated into Indonesian and there is no complete version in English available. However, this epic still provides historians with an overview of Bugis culture before the 14th century. The formation of the Bone Kingdom was in 1330 which began with the arrival of Tomanurung Ri Matajang Matasilompoe who united 7 communities led by Matoa.
Manurung Ri Matajang married Manurung Ri Toro giving birth to La Ummasa Petta Panre Bessie as the second Arumpone. His sister married La Pattikkeng Arung Palakka who gave birth to La Saliyu Karampelua as the third Arumpone. The marriage of Batara Guru with We Nyili Timo is considered a symbol of the reunification of 2 large families from the To Riu tribe with the To Liu / Luwu / Luwu Kingdom tribe which originated from 1 ancestor To Pongko, who had long been separated & scattered due to the diaspora.
The Togian archipelago dialect is more similar to Pososcli than to Parigian, while so far we have only noticed minor differences with Pososch in Todjosch. The Sausu people speak Baree because of course their tribe is the Baree tribe, the word sausu comes from the Baree language which means 1 rib. Their area is in the Posso & Laa river valleys.
This small tribe used to have settlements mainly in the Pandjo & Saloe Kaia plains. This valley is not far from the area drained by Koro & its tributaries, closer to Kalaena. They are a small people, who were also destroyed by smallpox in 1908.
Far to the east of Tandjoeng Api there appear to be some Taa colonies on the coast. In the mountain districts in the NE interior. The Baree tribe still lives traditionally & is bound by the customs & culture of the Baree ancestors from the time of the To Pongko tribe who speak Baree, Tinja Pata Sulapa, Tojo Kingdom & the Baree tribe in 1951, until now.
The Baree tribe still lives traditionally & is bound by the customs & culture of the Baree ancestors from the time of the To Pongko tribe who speak Baree, Tinja Pata Sulapa, Tojo Kingdom & the Baree tribe in 1951, until now.
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