Bajau society
The Bajau are the second largest indigenous group in Sabah after the Kadazandusun, numbering over 381,000 in 2004. They are Sama-Bajau speaking people who spread southward through the Sulu Archipelago of the Philippines, reaching the northern tip of Sabah by the 16th century. Here they split, some settling on the north and west coasts, others along the east coast.
- Information in the full article includes
- Traditional settlements and economy
- Regional variation
- Social organization and kinship
