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Bru Van Kieu ethnic group

Name of ethnic group: Bru-Van Kieu (Tri, Khua, and Ma-Coong)

Population: 55,559 people (Year 1999)

Locality: The mountain regions of Quang Binh, Quang Tri, and Thua
Thien-Hue provinces.

Customs and habits: The Bru - Van Kieu live in small houses on stilts.
These villages are usually located near rivers or streams and are
always arranged along the water current flows. The houses are arranged
in circles around a communal house on flat and expansive terrain.
Young Bru - Van Kieu men and women are free to choose their partners.
The maternal uncle says the last words at marriage or burial
ceremonies for his nephews and nieces. He also has the decision power
in house construction. Ancestor worship is the most common religious
activity. Also, the Bru - Van Kieu pay veneration to sacred objects
such as a sword or a fragment of a bowl, and they especially worship
fire and kitchen deities.

Brau ethnic group

Name of ethnic group: Brau (Brao)

Population: 313 people (Year 1999)

Locality: Dak Me Village, Bo Y Commune, Ngoc Hoi District, Kon Tum
Province.

Customs and habits: The Brau have a tradition of tattooing their faces
and bodies and filing their teeth. Their houses are built on stilts.
Young men and women are free to choose their partners. The wedding
ceremony is organized by the bride's family and the groom must live
with his wife's family for several years before bringing his wife and
children home.

Culture: The Brau language belongs to the Mon-Khmer Group. The Brau
like to play gongs and traditional musical instruments. In particular,
a set of two gongs called the chieng tha has great value in their
culture. Young girls often play Krong Put, a musical instrument that
consists of 5-7 bamboo tubes, both long and short, which are joined
together. The sound is produced when air is forced into them by the
clapping of the hands.

Bo Y ethnic group

Name of ethnic group: Bo Y (Chung Cha, Trong Gia, Tu Di, Tu Din and Pu
Na)

Population: 1,864 people (Year 1999)

Locality: Lao Cai, Yen Bai, Ha Giang and Tuyen Quang provinces.

Customs and habits: Ancestor worship is the basis of Bo Y religion.
The Bo Y live in houses built on the ground. There is always an extra
room in this type of house constructed of wooden boards that rest on
the main beams of the house. These rooms serve as the bedroom for
unmarried boys and as a granary. The wedding ceremony of the Bo Y is a
complicated and expensive endeavor. A unique characteristic of this
wedding ceremony is that the groom does not attend the ceremony.
Instead, he sends his younger sister to the bride's family to lead a
pink horse during the wedding. When the parents die, the children must
practice strict mourning rites, 90 days to mourn their mother and 120
days to mourn their father.

Culture: The Bo Y language belongs to the Tay - Thai Group.

Costumes: Women wear a full skirt, a five-paneled shirt and a bra.
Some of the women have adopted the Nung or Han way of dressing.

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