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Orang Asli - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Hang Tuah command Orang Laut to defence the kingdom during war
    - - Biduadanda Waris, held a position in the administration of the region
      - Si Puntum, was the Orang Asli henchman of Maharaja Lela and Dato Sagor
  - - - Forest Products
        
        Rattan
        
        Sandalwood
        
        Resin
      - Marine Products
        
        Coral
        
        Sea slug
- - - - In the age group of 50
  - - - the first Federal Adviser on Aborigines.
- - - - Under the Second Five Year Plam, $1,500,000 is allocated for Orang Asli
  - - - to protect and recognise Orang Asli rights.
  - - - Orang Asli
        
        left behind
        
        their poverty rate is high
        
        in terms of their health problems such as malnutrition for children are very high
        
        in terms of education they are far behind because the number who have never been to school and only study until primary school is very high
- - - - origin
        
        Descendants of the earliest inhabitance of Malay Peninsula, up to 25 000 years ago.
        
        Orang Asli lived in West Malaysia long before the arrival of other groups.
        
        Known as "Original Peopla"
  - - - A Comprise set of people
        
        :fountain_pen: Kensiu people (northeast Kedah)
        :fountain_pen: Kintak people (Kedah-Perak border)
        :fountain_pen: Jahai people (northeast Perak and West Kelantan)
        :fountain_pen: Lanoh people (North-central Perak)
        :fountain_pen: Mendriq people (Southeast Kelantan)
        :fountain_pen: Batek people (Northeast Pahang and South Kelantan) :
      - The smallest population of Orang Asli (3%)
      - Way of life is mostly hunter-gathering
    - - Lives Mainly in the slopes of the Titiwangsa Range
      - The Largest group of Orang Asli (54%)
      - Way of life is Traditionally sedentary
    - - Mainly lives in the Southern half of Peninsula
      - Secong largest group of Orang Asli (43%)
      - Their Way of life is similar to the general rural malay because they live in the most accessible areas
- - - - Before the war
        
        invaluable during the Occupation
    - - Retreat to deep jungle and use the courier-routes passing through Orang Asli Area
    - - They backup each other as they are together to protect the jungle people from the japanese attack
    - - Provide porters
      - show some guide
      - provide food
      - intelligence on japanese movements