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The 11 pages that link to Minangkabau people, each with the reason it gives.

• SumatraRelated: Their distinctive customs illustrate the island’s regional cultural diversity.

• MatrilinealityBroader topic: Their kin groups and important ancestral property pass through maternal lines.

• Mohammad HattaRelated: Hatta’s Minangkabau background informed his upbringing and political identity.

• MatriarchyBroader topic: Their matrilineal institutions coexist with male religious and political roles, complicating simple labels.

• RendangRelated: Rendang is closely associated with Minangkabau cuisine and social traditions.

• Tan MalakaNarrower topic: Malaka was born into a Minangkabau family, whose regional identity shaped his early life.

• Pencak silatRelated: Their martial tradition, silek, is one regional form associated with silat.

• SongketRelated: Minangkabau communities maintain distinctive songket traditions in West Sumatra.

• West SumatraRelated: Minangkabau communities form the province’s largest ethnic group and strongly shape its culture.

• MalaysCompared with: Minangkabau migration and kinship traditions show the diversity within the wider Malay world.

• Negeri SembilanRelated: Minangkabau migration shaped the state's customary institutions and cultural heritage.