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obedience to the more mature (senior) who are generally called

           obedient and obedient to the leader.
                  In terms of terms, the meaning of lareh in adat means the

           flow of leadership that has an impact on the form of government.

           There  are  two  schools  of  leadership  in  the  Minangkabau
           government system called the Larasan and both are better known

           as the Lareh nan duo. According to Mochtar Naim:
                       Alam  Minang  which  is  divided  into  two  harmony,

                  namely     the   harmony     of   Koto    Piliang    (Dt.
                  Ketumanggungan)  and  Bodi  Caniago  (Dt.  Perpatih  Nan

                  Sabatang), philosophically symbolizes the existence of the

                  dialectical and dichotomous bipolarization.
                       ... in addition to the koto piliang society, namely those

                  that are hierarchical, feudalistic and paternalistic, there
                  are also people who have a caniago body, namely those

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                  that are more populist-oriented, equal and fraternalistic.
                  It was explained above that the koto piliang sect or lareh

           which originated from the thought of Datuk Ketumanggungan was

           supported by two merging tribes, namely the Koto tribe and the
           Piliang tribe. This means that the school that adheres to the thought

           of Datuk Ketumanggungan is called the leadership school (lareh)

           of Koto Piliang, while the school that adheres to the thought of

                  37 AA Navis (ed.), Minangkabau Dialectic., p. 57
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