根据荷兰文献及口述资料考察17—18世纪哆啰美远人的历史,发现台湾东海岸的各个族群之间有着千丝万缕的关系。各族群同属南岛语族的文化系统,且互动关系密切,但是各族群之间也存在着巨大的文化差异。哆啰美远人与周边族群的关系包括:与拥有相同语言系统的巴塞人的贸易关系,与宜兰平原的哆啰美远社同族人的关系,与被总称为Takilis的Pabanangh人和Dadangh人的关系,与被称为Parrougearon人的山地住民的关系,以及同Mk-qaulin及太鲁阁人的关系。这些族群关系体现了从17世纪末到18世纪中叶,各族群之间围绕社会生活领域所展开的争夺历史,以及汉人开拓移民剧增等因素引起的原住民社会经济生活的变化。 According to the Dutch literature and oral information examining the history of the duomei people in the 17th and 18th centuries, it is found that there are countless ties between ethnic groups on the east coast of Taiwan. Each ethnic group belongs to the cultural system of the Austronesian language family and has close interaction with each other, but there are also huge cultural differences among ethnic groups. The relationship between the Mi Yuan and the surrounding ethnic groups includes trade relations with the Basque people who share the same linguistic system, relations with other people of the Mi-Yuan community in the Ilan Plain, and Pabanangh and Dadangh people, commonly known as Takilis Relations with the mountain inhabitants of what is known as the Parrougearon, as well as with Mkk-qaulin and the Taroko. These ethnic relations reflect the changes in the economic life of Indigenous Peoples caused by factors such as the history of contention over social life between the ethnic groups from the late seventeenth century to the mid-eighteenth century, and the rapid expansion of immigrants.