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Ryukyuan music

umbrella term that encompasses diverse musical traditions of the Amami, Okinawa, Miyako and Yaeyama Islands of southwestern Japan, also referring to the musical traditions of the ancient Ryukyu Kingdom

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Data and provenance

Provider: Wikidata · Entity ID: Q17053898

Release: sha256:f33228901a35b0683356002a46df9ceb11f399d05f17abb5c7c78256cbf38ba7

Graph membership is not truth. Each relation below is an observed typed edge the local Wikimedia graph bundle already materialized — not a corroborated, verified, or admitted claim. Bounded to 40 relations via an offset-index lookup (offset_index_binary_search), never a full scan of the bundle.Serving a published subset: joined entities + 1-hop neighborhood of 35,994 exact Wikipedia–Wikidata title matches. A subject that is not itself in that subset carries only the relations the subset recorded for it, so a small count here is the published scope and not a complete relationship inventory.
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1-hop relations (1)

← subclass ofOkinawan musicRyukyuan music
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Identity & relations (1)

  • ← subclass of (P279)Okinawan musicObserved
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    Provider: Wikidata · Property: P279 · Direction: incoming · Entity ID: Q869750

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