Tungdunge Mundhum: Kirat Limbu Samba Myth Review Vol.1.0

By Subba, Nawa Raj, Dr.

Book Id: WPLBN0100303230
Format Type: PDF eBook:
File Size: 0.4 MB
Reproduction Date: 12/12/2020

Title:	Tungdunge Mundhum: Kirat Limbu Samba Myth Review Vol.1.0
Author:	Subba, Nawa Raj, Dr.
Volume:	Volume 1.0
Language:	English
Subject:	Non Fiction, Religion, Indigenous Culture
Collections:	Authors Community, Mythology
Historic Publication Date:	2020
Publisher:	Hamro Idea (P. Ltd.), Biratnagar, Nepal

Member Page:	Nawa Raj Subba
Citation APA MLA Chicago Nawa Raj Subba, B. D. (2020). Tungdunge Mundhum. Retrieved from http://gutenberg.cc/

Description
Tungdunge mundhum is the myth of the Samba of Kirat Limbu. Samba Limbu pays a special tribute to their father every three years. It is a traditional rite for the householder to pray for safety and health. At present, this worship is being done by all the people of Limbu. The e-book aims to share mundhum (myth) to the world with a brief analysis.

Summary
Mundhum means knowledge. Tungdunge mundhum is the traditional worship of Kirat Limbu Samba. In this adoration, the samba (priest) worships by making a Mangthan place of worship available. The tale details the path and influence of his ancestor Tungdunge. The prayer asks the gods to keep his family healthy and energetic preventing them from infertile, stupid, and lame. It was accompanied by the sacrifice of a goat and a cock to the lord. The ritual of reciting the myth takes place in Mangthane. The pooja comes to an end with a plea for the family. The book introduces this story and compares and reviews it with different levels. Mundhum is brought to life by the Samba people in this article. How the meaning of Mundhum was assimilated is discussed.

Excerpt
"Samduki Kyabo Sancholo!"

Table of Contents
Writer intro 3 Foreword 4 Introduction to Mundhum 6 Introduction to Samba 7 Goods required for the worship of Tungdunge God 8 Mundhum Texts 10 Translation 17 Comparative Analysis 22 Few variations of Mundhum state actor 22 Khajum Limbu legend 23 Ninglekhu Limbu legend 23 Warumhang Limbu legend 24 Tibetan legend 24 Present Koshi-Baraha Scene 25 Conclusion 26 References 27