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Lineages

Also known as: lineage, peoples, traditional and Indigenous peoples, kin-lineages

The category hub for every lineage entry on 0mn1.one — the Indigenous nations, traditional communities, and continuous cultural-knowledge lines that keep the bioregions the platform's commerce depends on. Lineages are named as nations and peoples, present tense, as commerce partners and kin — never as background to a place. This page is the spine that makes the lineage layer a navigable whole.

Lineages is the category hub for every people on 0mn1.one — the Indigenous nations, the traditional communities, and the continuous knowledge-lines that keep the living bioregions intact.

Why this entry

The lineage entries — [[yanomami|Yanomami]], [[kraho|Krahô]], [[ribeirinho|ribeirinhos]], [[geraizeiro|geraizeiros]], [[quilombola|quilombola]] communities, and the rest — were each tied to their bioregion or their crop, but the lineage layer itself had no spine. This hub is it. Every entity_type: lineage entry declares member-of: lineage, so the peoples render as one navigable set rather than scattered through the biome pages.

This matters more here than for plants or animals, because the failure mode it prevents is specifically the one the platform is built against: peoples reduced to a sentence of background on a place page. A named layer resists that.

What this means here

The directory’s bar is that the people who grow the food are kin, not a lower tier of thing than the food. The lineages are named as nations and communities, present tense, with the organisations through which they actually trade — co-residents of the same surface as the [[plants|plants]] and [[animal|animals]] they keep. The platform serves every form of life, including the human lines that have kept the rest of it alive.

See also

Auto-generated from this entry’s typed relations: frontmatter, grouped by relation type so the editorial signal isn’t flattened.

  • Foundational to: [[bioregion]]
  • Shares approach with: [[indigenous-foodways]] · [[plants]]
  • Members: [[anishinaabe]] · [[aymara]] · [[batwa]] · [[bayaka]] · [[caboclo]] · [[carmelite-order]] · [[chishti-order]] · [[geraizeiro]] · [[guarani]] · [[haudenosaunee]] · [[karaja]] · [[kraho]] · [[maya]] · [[mbuti]] · [[mevlevi-order]] · [[nahua]] · [[naqshbandi-order]] · [[quechua]] · [[quilombola]] · [[ribeirinho]] · [[satere-mawe]] · [[soliga]] · [[soto-zen]] · [[tapuia]] · [[toda]] · [[tupinamba]] · [[xavante]] · [[xerente]] · [[yanomami]]

What links here, and how

Inbound connections from across the wiki, grouped by lens and by relationship. These appear automatically — every entity page declares what it links to, and that data populates here on the targets.

Scientific

member of

  • Anishinaabe a people — named as kin and commerce partner, peer to every other lineage; none is background
  • Aymara a people — named as kin and commerce partner, peer to every other lineage; none is background
  • Batwa a people — named as kin and commerce partner, peer to every other lineage; none is background
  • BaYaka a people — named as kin and commerce partner, peer to every other lineage; none is background
  • Caboclos a people — named as kin and commerce partner, peer to every other lineage; none is background
  • Carmelite Order a people — named as kin and commerce partner, peer to every other lineage; none is background
  • Chishti Order a people — named as kin and commerce partner, peer to every other lineage; none is background
  • Geraizeiros a people — named as kin and commerce partner, peer to every other lineage; none is background
  • Guaraní a people — named as kin and commerce partner, peer to every other lineage; none is background
  • Haudenosaunee a people — named as kin and commerce partner, peer to every other lineage; none is background
  • Karajá a people — named as kin and commerce partner, peer to every other lineage; none is background
  • Krahô a people — named as kin and commerce partner, peer to every other lineage; none is background
  • Maya a people — named as kin and commerce partner, peer to every other lineage; none is background
  • Mbuti a people — named as kin and commerce partner, peer to every other lineage; none is background
  • Mevlevi Order a people — named as kin and commerce partner, peer to every other lineage; none is background
  • Nahua a people — named as kin and commerce partner, peer to every other lineage; none is background
  • Naqshbandi Order a people — named as kin and commerce partner, peer to every other lineage; none is background
  • Quechua a people — named as kin and commerce partner, peer to every other lineage; none is background
  • Quilombola communities a people — named as kin and commerce partner, peer to every other lineage; none is background
  • Ribeirinhos a people — named as kin and commerce partner, peer to every other lineage; none is background
  • Sateré-Mawé a people — named as kin and commerce partner, peer to every other lineage; none is background
  • Soliga a people — named as kin and commerce partner, peer to every other lineage; none is background
  • Soto Zen a people — named as kin and commerce partner, peer to every other lineage; none is background
  • Tapuia a people — named as kin and commerce partner, peer to every other lineage; none is background
  • Toda a people — named as kin and commerce partner, peer to every other lineage; none is background
  • Tupinambá a people — named as kin and commerce partner, peer to every other lineage; none is background
  • Xavante a people — named as kin and commerce partner, peer to every other lineage; none is background
  • Xerente a people — named as kin and commerce partner, peer to every other lineage; none is background
  • Yanomami a people — named as kin and commerce partner, peer to every other lineage; none is background

shares approach with

  • Books the written and the oral knowledge lines
  • Deities the sacred figures and the peoples who carry them
  • People individuals and the peoples they belong to

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