Summary of "Indigenous Environment Final - The Yao People of China"

Preface

When researching the Yao people of China and the Whadjuk Noongar people of Australia, the group decided to present the information in a conversational format, inspired by the teachings of their class. Each member researched specific areas and later came together to share key points through a scripted conversation. A companion flipbook was created to delve deeper into topics not covered in the video presentation.

The Yao People of China - History Origins and Ancestors

The Yao people have a long history dating back to the Tang Dynasty, with origins tracing back to two thousand years ago. Their origin story revolves around Panhu, their revered first ancestor, who played a significant role in the Yao people's history and legacy. Over the centuries, the Yao people have faced various challenges and migrations, shaping their culture and traditions.

History of the Yao People

Originally known as the Wuling tribes, the Yao people later adopted the name Moayo. They inhabited mountainous regions and interacted with the Han people, evolving their economy from agriculture to forestry under different dynasties. The Ming Dynasty brought changes that impacted the autonomy of the Yao people, leading to shifts in their traditional way of life and land ownership.

Indigenous Environment Final - Flipbook by Fleepit