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English: Rai community has practiced and observed many rituals, rites, ceremony, and festivals according to their own tradition that is determined by philosophical theocracy, Munddum. Among them Chachhuwa is rites or rituals ceremoniously performed to offer the first harvest and grains to their Pitris (ancestors) and deities before the people themselves begin to eat during the beginning of harvesting season (autumn) the worship takes place beside the suptulung, three hearth stone, on altar where the required materials putting together. Nakchhong (priest) performs the ritual invoking the Riddum or risiwa (Krant Rai Munddum of oral text) for calling Pitris. |
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| Author | Rachhenhang Rai |
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