Muong ethnic religion is an ethnic religion, among the Muong, in Vietnam. It is polytheistic, sharing many supernatural beings with Vietnamese folk religion. [1] This ethnic religion has the lunar new year as main religious festival, including ancestor veneration. [2]
Every living person is thought to have many souls. [2] It sees the passage from life to death in stages. [1] It sees the soul as being divided in 90 parts. [1]
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References
- ^ a b c "Minority Groups in the Republic of Vietnam". 1966.
- ^ a b Research, American Institutes for (1972). "Minority Groups in North Vietnam".
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Muong ethnic religion is an ethnic religion, among the Muong, in Vietnam. It is polytheistic, sharing many supernatural beings with Vietnamese folk religion. [1] This ethnic religion has the lunar new year as main religious festival, including ancestor veneration. [2]
Every living person is thought to have many souls. [2] It sees the passage from life to death in stages. [1] It sees the soul as being divided in 90 parts. [1]
See also
References
- ^ a b c "Minority Groups in the Republic of Vietnam". 1966.
- ^ a b Research, American Institutes for (1972). "Minority Groups in North Vietnam".
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