Tsesungún dialect

Tsesungún is a dialect of Huilliche, an Araucanian language spoken in Chile. Most of its speakers speak Spanish as their first language. It is closely related but barely intelligible to Mapudungun speakers.

It is classified as Araucanian/Huilliche/Tsesungun. It is used mostly in mountain valleys for ceremonial purposes.

External links

• Ethnologue.com entry for Huilliche

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Mapuche

Language

• Huilliche
• Mapudungun
  • Placenames
• Tsesungún

Culture

• Aillarehue
• Butalmapu
• Chemamull
• Kalku
• Kuel
• Lonko
• Machi
• Medicine
• Military
• Mythology
• Polygamy
• Rehue
• Ruka
• Rüxafe (silverwork)
• Religion
• Textiles
• Toki
• Ulmen
• Wampu
• Weichafe
• Werkén
• We Tripantu
• Wenufoye
• Wünelfe

Related groups

• Boroanos
• Cuncos
• Huilliche
• Mapochoes
• Moluche
• Pehuenche
• Promaucaes
• Puelche
• Picunche
• Poya
• Ranquel
• Tehuelche

Extant organizations

• Consejo de Todas las Tierras
• Coordinadora Arauco-Malleco
• Federación Mapuche de Estudiantes
• Mapuche football team
• Resistencia Ancestral Mapuche
• Wallmapuwen
• Weichán Auka Mapu

History

• Origin
• Inca invasion
• Battle of the Maule
• Spanish invasion
• Arauco War
• Slavery
• Malón
• Araucanization of Patagonia
• 1723 uprising
• 1766 uprising
• Guerra a muerte
• Camino de los chilenos
• Desert Campaign (1833–1834)
• Kingdom of Araucania and Patagonia
• Conquest of the Desert
• Occupation of Araucanía
• 1881 uprising
• Mapuche conflict

Parliaments	Paicaví (1612) Quillín (1641) Quillín (1647) Boroa (1651) Malloco (1671) Negrete (1726) Negrete (1793) Las Canoas (1793) Tapihue (1825) Toltén (1869) Coz Coz (1907)

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