Dhiraila facts for kids
The Dhiraila (also known as Thereila or Thiralla) were an Indigenous Australian people. They lived in the state of Queensland, Australia.
The Dhiraila People
The Dhiraila are an important part of Australia's rich history. They are one of the many Indigenous groups who have lived on this land for thousands of years. Their culture and traditions are a significant part of Australia's heritage.
Their Language
The Dhiraila people spoke their own language. It was known by several names, including Mamwura or Mambanjura (also spelled Mambanyura). Knowing their language helps us understand more about their unique culture and history.
Their Traditional Lands
The traditional lands of the Dhiraila people covered a large area. They stretched over about 2,800 square miles (7,300 km2) (that's about 7,250 square kilometers!).
Their country was located south of places like Nockatunga and Noccundra. It reached as far as the Grey Range. They also lived near Dingera Creek. To the west, their lands extended around Bransby and the lower Warrywarry Creek. These areas are in what is now Queensland.
Other Names for the Dhiraila
The Dhiraila people were also known by several other names. These names often refer to their language or different spellings of their name. Some of these names include:
- Thiralla
- Mambanjura
- Mambanyura
- Mambangura
- Mamwura
- Ngandangura
