District also has a similar function as a resource manager. Kapitan and 'Master of the Firstfruits' came from the same clan, the house Sabaq Dato, at the Bunak people in Abis village. Mangoes and candlenut are the first to become ripe. The entire harvest of both fruits is collected on the main square of the village. The clans of the male and female chieftains are the first to get their share of the mangoes, which is also larger than that of the others. Only the female chief receives a share of the candlenut. The rest is kept by the kapitan for general use. Notes Bibliography References Further reading Louis Berthe, 1972 Bei Gua: Itinéraire des ancêtres, Paris. Claudine Friedberg, Boiled Woman and Broiled Man: Myths and Agricultural Rituals of the Bunaq of Central Timor, in James J. Fox (Editor) 1980, The Flow of Life. Essays on Eastern Indonesia, Harvard University Press. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07TM1KZFZ External links ICRA International: article on endangered ethnicities in East Timor (in French) Ethnologue page Ethnic groups in East Timor Ethnic groups in Indonesia