This article describes how the dominant order of precedence in Seram, eastern Indonesia is challenged by the suspicion of the existence of a secret history. In a context where being the original founder is of importance and the sequence of predecessors' arrival is the basis of orders of precedence, such a suspicion evokes a hopeful possibility for marginal communities that the present social order is false and vulnerable to the abrupt revelation of the true past. Although generally inclined toward the founders, there are overlapping orders of precedence at work in Seram. Each order of precedence conjures up a different image of the marginal community, which, despite each placing them as the lesser group, induces a sense of contradiction and that the widely recounted history is problematic. In this respect, this article offers a contribution to the field of Austronesian studies, which has long been concerned with how orders of precedence emerge and are at play among the historically mobile Austronesian societies.

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怀疑和重叠的优先顺序：想象印度尼西亚东部以创始人为中心的社会的秘密历史

本文描述了印度尼西亚东部塞拉姆的主要优先顺序如何受到对秘密历史存在的怀疑的挑战。在作为最初的创始人很重要并且前人到达的顺序是优先顺序的基础的背景下，这种怀疑为边缘社区唤起了一种希望的可能性，即当前的社会秩序是错误的，容易受到突然揭露的影响。真实的过去。尽管通常倾向于创始人，但在 Seram 工作中存在重叠的优先顺序。每一种优先顺序都会让人联想到边缘社区的不同形象，尽管每一种都将他们视为较小的群体，但会引发一种矛盾感，并且广泛叙述的历史是有问题的。在这方面，