View towards Tuwachung-Jayajum ridge from the path coming from Halesi-Maratika

  • von Stockhausen, Alban
(Dec. 10, 2008)
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Content Description

Title
View towards Tuwachung-Jayajum ridge from the path coming from Halesi-Maratika
Description
According to mythology the two sisters Toma and Khema, and their younger brother Kakcilipu (as they are called among the Dumi Rai) lived on and around Tuwachung-Jayajum. The sisters invented the craft of weaving on the hill of Tuwachung-Jayajum, while Kakcilipu and his wife Nagelum invented agricultural techniques.
Keywords
informant:Bagaser Rai researcher:Chatur Bhakta Rai group:Rai>sub-group:Dumi Rai group:Rai mythology:Creation Story>sub-story:Story of Toma Khema and Kakcilipu>mythological-figure:Khema group:Rai>sub-group:Chamling Rai mythology:Creation Story>sub-story:Story of Toma Khema and Kakcilipu>mythological-figure:Toma researcher:Alban von Stockhausen mythology:Creation Story>sub-story:Story of Toma Khema and Kakcilipu>mythological-figure:Kakcilipu
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description author(s)
  • Marion Wettstein
  • von Stockhausen, Alban

Media Description

hav media handle
9837
original media identifier
NP08_Ph50D_01787
original media type
digital/photo
creator(s)
  • von Stockhausen, Alban (photographer)
creation date
Dec. 10, 2008
archived by
jusch
archiving date
May 12, 2021, 6 a.m.

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