This chapter presents a prose narrative from the Caudup people, highlighting their connection to the Kenyah and Sebop groups.
This chapter contains the text and a translation of a story told on 30th May, 1984. The story concerns a people called the Caദup,or Sambup in the Kenyah language, who were said to be comparable to the Badang Kenyah. This group differed from the Sebop (CƏbup) who were not thought to be Kenyah but to be like the Kejaman/Sekapan/Lahanan and related to Kajangas much as, for instance, the Berawan (Belagwan).
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S. S. Strickland (1995) studied this question.
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