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VIVA – There are some of the most feared tribes in the world because they are known to have power. As is known, Indonesia has many tribes spread throughout the country. Each tribe has its own traditions and culture. Here are some of the most feared Indonesian tribes in the world.
1. Dayak Tribe
Suku Dayak.
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Dayak is the largest tribe on the island of Borneo. The Dayak people are very protective of their traditional customs. People from the inland Dayak tribe are known to have magical knowledge that has been passed down from generation to generation so that they are feared by opponents. In fact, according to the story, they have various types of dangerous witchcraft and can be deadly weapons for the enemy.
2. Kajang Amma Toa Tribe
Suku Kajang atau Adat Ammatoa di Kabupaten Bulukumba, Sulawesi Selatan
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This tribe located in South Sulawesi is one of the most feared in the world because of their knowledge that is said to be able to soften someone's head suddenly. Very creepy, it's no wonder that their magic has been recognized by many people because of the strong animist culture there.
3. Kajang Tribe
Suku Kajang
The Kajang people are characterized by their all-black clothes. The black color for them has a meaning of simplicity and equality. The clothes also have a purpose so that they always remember death which can come to them at any time.
Among their community, black magic called Doti Kajang is known. This science is said to be able to take the lives of people who become its victims. Kajang tribesmen are also said to have an immune science that can crush people's heads.
4. Asmat Tribe
Karya seni dari Suku Asmat.
- VIVAnews/Fernando Randy
The Asmat tribe is known for black magic and can make people they don't like become mysteriously ill, suddenly ill, or can also have accidents. Due to this ability, many people fear them.
5. Baduy Tribe
Suku Baduy Melintasi Kawasan Tangerang
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The tribe, whose other name is Kanekes, is known to live in the inland of Lebak Regency, Banten. They tend to be closed or introverted to newcomers and firmly reject technological innovations that are developing.
Thus, the traditional impression that blends with nature in this community is still maintained to this day. The Baduy people are also very strong. They can walk tens of kilometers a day barefoot.
