Implementasi Hubungan Kekerabatan Antara Induk Bako Dengan Anak Pancae Di Kenegerian Kari Kecamatan Kuantan Tengah Kabupaten Kuantan Singingi

Abstract

Indonesia is a country known for its multicultural society. From Sabang to Merauke, there are hundreds of ethnic groups with their own language. Bangasa quarter is every culture living in a society which can exist as a rural community, as a city, as a kinship group, or other indigenous groups, may show a distinctive pattern that is mainly seen by outsiders who are not citizens of the community. Role Model of the formal religion of the several hundred tribes are also not the same, because that Indonesia called pluralistic society. Formulation of the problem in this research is aggression antara How Bako parent with children in the enacted pancae Kari, Middle District of Kuantan, Kuantan District Singingi.penelitian aims to find out How kinship ties between Bako parent with children in the enacted pancae Kari, Middle District of Kuantan, Kuantan District Singingi. According to Amir, revealing the master Bako B are brothers with their father added her father's nephew. The population in this study were all bako parent, child pancae, prince of the tribe patopang, ninik mamak patopang tribe, community leaders and village heads in Kenegerian curry, KK 2534 and numbered 11490 people. And sampling techniques in this study using purposive sampling that samples are the ones who truly elected by the researchers according to the specific characteristics in the sample that had the sample in this study is the parent bako, pancae children and key informants. The research data collection instruments in the form of interviews, observation, documentation and library research. In analyzing the data using descriptive methods kuanlitatif. Results of this study indicate that there is friction aggression Bako parent with children enacted curry pancae in Kuantan district center. This is evident from the results of data analysis in urain interviews and observations, the authors propose the hypothesis that there is a shift in the relationship between parent bako kinship with children pancae in Kenegerian Kari, Regency Kuantan Kuantan districts Central Singingi Riau Province. From the analysis and observation wawncara authors propose hypotheses received