شعب مانتشي تشول

شعب مانتشي أو شعب مانتشي تشول (بالإنجليزية: Manche Ch'ol)‏ كان مجموعة بشرية من شعب المايا، سكنت أقصى جنوب ما يُعرف الآن بإدارة بيتين بجواتيمالا، وهي المنطقة المُحيطة بحيرة إيثابال، وجنوب بليز.[1] استمد شعب المانتشي تشول اسمه من مستوطنته الرئيسية التي تحمل نفس الاسم. كانوا آخر مجموعة من المتحدثين بلغة شولان الشرقية التي بقيت مُستقلة ومُتميزة عرقيًا.[2] ومن المُرجح أنها انحدرت من سكان مدن المايا العصر الكلاسيكي (250-900) في منطقة مايا الجنوبية الشرقية، مثل نيم لي بونيت، كوبان وكيوريجوا.

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مصادر
  1. Thompson 1966, p. 27; Jones 2000, p. 353
  2. Jones 2000, p. 353

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