Lahing Malay

An konsepto kan Lahing Malay (Ingles: Malay race) iyo hinimo kan Aleman na doktor na si Johann Friedrich Blumenbach (1752–1840), asin pig-klasipika sinda bilang an "kayumangging lahi".^[1]^[2] An Malay iyo sarong termino na piggagamit kan patapos na ika-19 na siglo asin amay na ika-20 na siglo para i-apud sa mga Austronesyong mga tawo^[3] o maigrupo an mga parataram na Austronesyo sa sarong lahi.

Puon ki Blumenbach, nagkapirang mga anthropolohista an hinaboan an teorya nin limang (5) lahi, asin pigheras an pagigin komplikasyon sa pagrupo nin mga lahi. An konsepto nin "Lahing Malay" iyo lain sa mga etnikong Malay na yayaon sa Malaya asin parte nin arkipelagong Malay sa mga isla nin Sumatra asin Borneo.

↑ University of Pennsylvania
↑ "Johann Frederich Blumenbach". Retrieved 18 February 2018.
↑ Rand McNally’s World Atlas International Edition Chicago:1944 Rand McNally Map: "Races of Mankind" Pages 278–279—On the map, the group called the Malayan race is shown as occupying an area on the map (consisting mainly of the islands of what was then called the Dutch East Indies, the Philippines, Madagascar, and the Pacific Islands, as well as the continental Malay Peninsula) identical and coextensive with the extent of the land area inhabited by those people now called Austronesians.

[1] University of Pennsylvania

[2] "Johann Frederich Blumenbach". Retrieved 18 February 2018.

[3] Rand McNally’s World Atlas International Edition Chicago:1944 Rand McNally Map: "Races of Mankind" Pages 278–279—On the map, the group called the Malayan race is shown as occupying an area on the map (consisting mainly of the islands of what was then called the Dutch East Indies, the Philippines, Madagascar, and the Pacific Islands, as well as the continental Malay Peninsula) identical and coextensive with the extent of the land area inhabited by those people now called Austronesians.

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Lahing Malay

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