About the origin of the Dayak tribes, many accepted theory is the theory of the Chineseimmigration from Yunnan Province in Southern China. Yunan population immigrated massive (in small groups) in the estimate in 3000-1500 BC (BC). Some of them wander into Tumasik and the Malay peninsula, before the territory of Indonesia. Some other past Hainan, Taiwan and the Philippines.
In
the first wave of migration by several experts called the proto-Malay,
come and weddid negroid groups. While the second wave, in larger
quantities called Deutero-Malays. Deutero-Malay migrants inhabit the
coastal region then called the tribes of Borneo and Malay. Proto-and
Deutero-Malay Malay actually comes from the same country.
According
H.TH. Fisher, migrations from Asia occurred in the first phase Tretier
era. Asian continent and the island of Borneo is part of the country
that are still together, which allows the Mongoloid race from Asia to
wander through the mainland and arrived in Borneo to cross the mountains
now called the mountains "Muller-Schwaner '. Dayak tribe of Borneo is
the true population. But after the Malays from Sumatra and the Malay
Peninsula came, they increasingly retreat into.
Not
to mention the arrival of the Bugis, Makassar, and the Javanese
Majapahit Empire in the heyday. Dayak tribes living scattered throughout
the region of the long span of time, they have spread through the
rivers down to the downstream and then inhabit the coast of the island
of Borneo. This tribe is composed of several tribes, each of which has
different properties and behavior.
Dayak
tribe had to build an empire. In the Dayak oral tradition, often called
"Java Nansarunai Usak", ie, a kingdom which was destroyed by the Dayak
Nansarunai Majapahit, which is estimated to occur between the years
1309-1389. [2] These events resulted in recessive Dayak tribes and
dispersed, some into the countryside. The next big flows occur at the
time of Islamic influence from the kingdom of Demak berasala with the
influx of Malay traders (circa 1608).
Most
of the Dayak tribe embraced Islam and no longer recognize him as the
Dayak, but calls himself a Malay or Banjar. While the Dayak people who
reject Islam back down the river, into the hinterland of Central
Kalimantan, have settled in areas of Tangi Wood, Amuntai, Margasari,
Watang Amanda, Labuan Amas and Watang Balangan. Sebagain longer continue
to push into the jungle. Muslim Dayaks are mostly located in South
Kalimantan and some Kotawaringin, one of the famous Sultan of the
Sultanate of Banjar is Gastric Mangkurat was actually a Dayak (Ma'anyan
or Ot Danum).
Not
only from the country, other nations also came to Borneo. Chinese
nation is expected to start coming to Borneo during the Ming Dynasty in
1368-1643. From the manuscript lettered in kanji mentioned that the
city's first visit is ppBanjarmasin]]. But it remains unclear whether
the Chinese people came to the era of Banjarmasin (under Majapahit
hegemony) or in the Islamic era.
The
arrival of the Chinese nation does not result in displacement Dayak
population and has no direct effect because it directly because they
only trade, especially with the kingdom of Banjar in Banjarmasin. They
do not trade directly with the Dayaks. Chinese relics are still kept by
some Dayak tribes like malawen dishes, pots (jars) and ceramic
equipment.
Since
the beginning of the fifth century the Chinese people have arrived in
Borneo. In the XV century, King Yung Lo sent a large army to the south
(including the Archipelago) under the leadership of Ho Chang, and
returned to China in 1407, having previously stopped to Java, Borneo,
Malacca, Manila and Solok. In 1750, Sultan Mempawah accept Chinese
people (from Brunei) who is looking for gold. Chinese people are also
carrying merchandise such as opium, silk, glassware such as plates,
cups, bowls and jars.
Distribution Sub-sub tribe Dayak
Due
to strong migration flows of migrants, the Dayak increasingly desperate
and ultimately chose to go to the forest interior. As a result, the
Dayak to be scattered and become its own sub-ethnic groups.
The
Dayak groups, divided into sub-sub-tribe which numbers approximately
405 sub (by JU Lontaan, 1975). Each sub tribe Dayak in Borneo island
have customs and cultures are similar, referring to the sociology
kemasyarakatannya and differences in customs, culture, and language
characteristics. Past society that is now called the Dayak tribe,
inhabiting the coastal areas and rivers in each of their settlements.
Ethnic
Dayaks of Borneo according to an anthropology JU Lontaan, 1975 in book
Customary Law and Customs of West Kalimantan, consists of 6 major tribes
and 405 sub-tribes small, which spread across Kalimantan.
Today Dayak tribes are divided into six major clusters, namely: [Kenyah-Kayan-Bahau], [Ot Danum], [Iban], [Murut], [Klemantan] and [Punan]. The six clusters were subdivided into approximately 405 sub-clusters. Although divided into hundreds of sub-clumps, Dayak ethnic groups have a common cultural traits are typical. The characteristics of these be the deciding factor if a subsuku in Borneo can be incorporated into the Dayak groups. These characteristics is a long house, the result of material culture such as pottery, [saber], chopsticks, beliong (ax Dayak), views of nature, livelihoods (shifting), and the art of dance. Dayak settlements are usually called: [Lewu] / [dust], while the settlements Malay ethnic group is called: [continent] / [banua]. In sub-districts in Kalimantan, which is the Dayak indigenous territories led by a Chief who led the indigenous Dayak tribes one or two different, but in the lush countryside Malay tribes there is no indigenous leadership system unless the local kings.




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