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... INDONESIA Major Indonesian groups . Rice farmers of Java and Bali . The peoples of Indonesia may be divided into several categories . The first includes the irrigation rice farmers of the strongly Hinduized inland areas of Java and Bali ...
... INDONESIA Major Indonesian groups . Rice farmers of Java and Bali . The peoples of Indonesia may be divided into several categories . The first includes the irrigation rice farmers of the strongly Hinduized inland areas of Java and Bali ...
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... Indonesia obtained its indepen- dence , the Javanese have experienced a great proliferation of meditative sects , or aliran kebatinan , each usually led by a local guru , or teacher . Many aliran meet regularly to examine the detailed ...
... Indonesia obtained its indepen- dence , the Javanese have experienced a great proliferation of meditative sects , or aliran kebatinan , each usually led by a local guru , or teacher . Many aliran meet regularly to examine the detailed ...
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... Indonesia * Jamaica † Malagasy Republic † Malaysia * Sarawak * Sri Lanka ( Ceylon ) * Thailand † Bulgaria + Denmark † Irant The Netherlands * Poland * Cuminseed Argentina † Mustard seed Bulgaria † Romania * China † Canada * Cyprust ...
... Indonesia * Jamaica † Malagasy Republic † Malaysia * Sarawak * Sri Lanka ( Ceylon ) * Thailand † Bulgaria + Denmark † Irant The Netherlands * Poland * Cuminseed Argentina † Mustard seed Bulgaria † Romania * China † Canada * Cyprust ...
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