Mundhum oral scripture

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Mundhum oral scripture is the traditional religious and mythological corpus of the Limbu people, encompassing their cosmology, rituals, and ancestral laws transmitted through oral tradition.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Limbu religious tradition
indigenous knowledge system
intangible cultural heritage
mythological corpus
oral scripture
oral tradition
religious text tradition
access traditionally restricted to ritual specialists
centralConcept balance between humans nature and spirits
contains Limbu cosmology
ancestral laws
creation myths
funerary rites
genealogies of ancestors
healing rituals
moral codes
ritual prescriptions
cosmologyFeature multiple layers of the universe
spirit beings and deities
country India
Nepal
ethnicGroupAssociatedWith Limbu people NERFINISHED
follows Limbu religion NERFINISHED
function moral education
preservation of Limbu identity
religious instruction
transmission of customary law
language Limbu language NERFINISHED
medium chanting
sung recitation
performedBy Phedangma priests
Samba ritual specialists
Yeba ritual specialists
Yema ritual specialists
region Darjeeling region NERFINISHED
Sikkim NERFINISHED
eastern Himalayas NERFINISHED
eastern Nepal NERFINISHED
religionOf Limbu people NERFINISHED
status sacred knowledge
transmissionMethod memorization and recitation
oral transmission
usedFor agricultural rituals
birth rituals
death rituals
divination
healing ceremonies
life-cycle rituals
marriage rituals

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Limbu traditionalText Mundhum oral scripture