Yhyakh festival

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The Yhyakh festival is the Sakha people's traditional summer celebration featuring rituals, music, dance, and communal feasting to honor nature and welcome the new year.

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Yhyakh festival canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Sakha holiday
cultural tradition
festival
summer solstice celebration
alsoKnownAs Ysyakh NERFINISHED
Ысыах NERFINISHED
celebratedIn Sakha Republic NERFINISHED
Yakutia NERFINISHED
country Russia
danceType osuokhai NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup Sakha people NERFINISHED
frequency annual
hasActivity circle dances
communal feasting
dance
horse racing
music
offerings
olonkho performance
prayers
rituals
shamanic rituals
throat singing
traditional sports
hasFood kumys
mare’s milk
meat dishes
hasSymbol birch tree
sun
mainParticipants Sakha families
local communities
musicInstrument drums
khomus
purpose to express gratitude to deities and spirits
to honor nature
to welcome the new year
recognizedAs intangible cultural heritage of the Sakha people
relatedTo Sakha mythology
Sakha shamanism NERFINISHED
nomadic pastoralism
summer solstice
religiousContext Sakha traditional religion NERFINISHED
Tengrism NERFINISHED
season summer
socialFunction community gathering
cultural identity reinforcement
intergenerational transmission of traditions
timeOfDay daytime and night events
typicalMonth June

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Sakha (Yakut) people culturalFestival Yhyakh festival
subject surface form: Sakha people