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The Ede are the 12th most populous of the 54 ethnic groups in Vietnam, totaling 330,000. They live Dak Lak, Gia Lai, Khanh Hoa and Phu Yen province. The Ede language belongs to the Cham and the Malayo-Polynesian language group. Originally, the Ede moved to Vietnam’s central region and then to the central highlands between the 8th century and the 15th century. Their house on stilts has the shape of a long boat, whose length is from 15 to 100 meters. The head of the family is always a woman. Children bear their mother’s surname and sons are not entitled to an inheritance. The groom moves to his wife’s house to live. Daughters inherit the ancestors’ assets. The youngest daughter inherits the house to continue worshipping the ancestors and is responsible for looking after her aging parents. The opening of the windows of a house signals that its female owner has gotten married. Like many other ethnic groups in the central highlands, the Ede worship multiple Gods, including the Gods of Thunder, Mountains, Rivers and Forests. They believe every thing from the grass to a house or a gong has a soul. Many traditional Ede festivals are still maintained, including the buffalo stabbing festival, the house warming ritual, and the adulthood ceremony. The Ede boast their rich folklore, which has been passed down orally. Their myths, fairy tales, proverbs and Khan Dam San and Khan Dam Keth M’lan epics are famous throughout Vietnam. Their popular musical instruments are gongs, bamboo flute, pan-pipe, and a wind instrument called a Dinh Nam.