Kirat are an indigenous People

1. Kirat or Kirati People : The Kirat are an indigenous ethnic group primarily found in the Himalayan region, particularly in Nepal, as well as in parts of India (Sikkim, Darjeeling) and Bhutan. They have a rich cultural heritage, including their own languages, traditions, and religious practices. The Kirati people are often associated with the ancient Kirat Kingdom mentioned in Hindu texts like the Mahabharata.

The Kirat people traditionally follow a form of animism and shamanism, worshiping nature and ancestors. Their religion is called "Kirat Mundhum or Mundum" and it plays a central role in their cultural identity.

The Kirat people are an indigenous ethnic group native to the Himalayas, primarily residing in Nepal, Bhutan, Myanmar and parts of India . They have a rich cultural heritage and a long history in the region.

Kirat religion:- An indigenous animistic religion of Kirati ethnic groups in Nepal.

Kirata:- A generic term in Sanskrit literature for people who had territory in the mountains, particularly in the Himalayas and Northeast India.

The Kirat people are known for their unique traditions, language, and customs. They have a strong connection to nature and the environment, which is reflected in their spiritual practices and daily life.

There are several sub-groups within the Kirat community, each with their own distinct identity and traditions. Some of the main sub-groups include the Rai, Limbu, Sunuwar, Yakkha, Thami, Jirel, Hayu and Surel etc.

The Kirat people have made significant contributions to the cultural, social, and economic development of Nepal and the wider Himalayan region. However, they have also faced challenges related to poverty, lack of access to education and healthcare, and cultural marginalization.

Efforts are being made to promote the rights and interests of the Kirat people, including initiatives to preserve their cultural heritage, promote their language and literature, and address the social and economic challenges they face.

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history of soi soila "kirat civilization"

History of Soisoila' How did the origin of 'Soisoila', a song sung by the Kirantis when they dance Sakela, i.e. the song of Sakela song? Even though a lot of recordings or videos of Sakela songs have been produced, only a few people have tried to find a concrete and authentic answer to this question. It is imperative that the young generation pay attention to the historical search and research of these seemingly small, but seriously related topics with the entire Kirati civilization. According to Mundum researcher Bhogiraj Chamling, it is important to explain 'Soisoila' in connection with history. The story of 'Soisoila' is popular in the geography from Sunuwar to Bantwa Rais. According to the Sunuwars, a Kiranti king named Budahopo used to rule in Banepa region. He was an expert in Mundum. When he was king, his dynasty had a golden bird called 'Homa Chiri'. However, when the share was distributed, there was a quarrel between the king and his br...

The real ancient name of the world's highest peak in this ancient Kirat land in Nepal is Chomolungma. Mt Everest and Sagarmatha is not ancient name.

(The name of the highest peak is not Sagarmatha and Mount Everest, but its ancient original name Chomolungma.) There is no doubt that the oldest human civilization in Nepal is the Kirat civilization. In the process, the hunter age started the agricultural age. Plants, plants, animals, etc. were increasing their closeness with nature, Kirati people were familiar with this nature in the most ancient times. Therefore, Kirati people gave ancient original names to all things in the nature of this ancient Kirat land of Nepal in Kirati language. . But when people of Bharopeli population including Lichchavi, Malla, Sen, Shah entered Nepal from the Indian side of the ancient Kirat Land and occupied the kingdom of the Kirats in the ancient Kirat Bhumi Nepal. Shaktipith worshiped by Nadinala Kirats The people of certain communities who are close to the state power and the state power continued to engage in religious and cultural encroachment and usurpation by connecting them with...

Bio-geometry of the Samkhalung Kirat Rai Mundum

THIS POST IS FOR ALL OUR KHAMBU RAI WHO STILL HAVE A MISCONCEPTION THAT THE THREE HEARTH STONE REPRESENTS BRAHMA VISHNU N MAHESH. PLEASE UNDERSTAND THESE THREE ARE HINDU GODS WHO HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH OUR KIRAT HISTORY OR RITUALS. WE ARE NOT HINDUS !!! Bio-geometry of the Samkhalung For the purpose of simplification let us call the three main stones (lungs): Papalung: Symbolizes male ancestors Mamalung: Symbolizes female ancestors Ramilung: Symbolizes the society Outside the 3 stones (lungs), a 360 degree perimeter is created by placing 4 flat stones in all directions. These stones are placed such that each stone creates a further 90 degree angle. A flat stone is placed at the bottom of the three main lungs. This stone remains invisible since it is placed underground. The Stones in our Sanctum/Hearth provide a geometrical axiom that gives it balance and equilibrium to harness spiritual energies. The outer perimeter is known as the Saanglaakhepbu while the flat stone undern...

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