The Dinka are a Nilotic people of South Sudan. They are the largest ethnic group in South Sudan and are traditionally nomadic pastoralists. The Dinka are divided into several sub-groups, each with its own distinct dialect and customs. The Dinka are known for their tall stature and their distinctive cattle brands. They are also known for their rich oral traditions, which include myths, legends, and historical accounts. The Dinka have a complex social and political system, with a strong emphasis on kinship and lineage. They are also known for their spiritual beliefs, which are centered around a supreme being called Nhialic.