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Bathouism

Bathouism (also, Bathou) is the folk religion of the Boro people of Assam in Northeast India. The name Bathou (Ba, five; thou, deep) in Boro means five principles. The five principles are: bar (air), orr (fire), ha (earth), dwi (water) and okhrang (ether). The chief deity, called Bathoubwrai (bwarai: "the Elder")— omnipresent, omniscient and omnipotent—…

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Gods, goddesses and gurus

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Sijou plant

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Folk religionBoro peopleAssamNortheast IndiaBoro
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Classification
Animism
Founder
unknown
Language
Boro language
Liturgy
Bathou aroj
Other names
Bathou, Boro folk religion
Priests
Douri and Doudini

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Sijou plant

Gods, goddesses and gurus

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Bathouism

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Triples39
Avg. degree1.85
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related to Evolution and Variations · 11
Bathouism → Aroj Bathou, Bibar Bathou, Bwli Bathou, Currently, Hinduism, Jangkhrao Bathou, Moni Bathou, One, Sonathon Bathou, These, While
related to Traditional · 9
Bathouism → Doudini, Douri, Garja, Kherai, Notable, These, This, Traditional Bathouism, Worship
related to Sijou plant · 7
Bathouism → Bathoubwrai, Bodo, Each, Euphorbia, Families, In, The
Classification · 1
Bathouism → Animism
Founder · 1
Bathouism → unknown
Language · 1
Bathouism → Boro language
Liturgy · 1
Bathouism → Bathou aroj
Other names · 1
Bathouism → Bathou, Boro folk religion
Priests · 1
Bathouism → Douri and Doudini
Region · 1
Bathouism → Assam, Northeast India, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Nepal

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bathou bathoubwrai called five sijou principles religion deity boro considered plant also gods mainao worship traditional aroj northeast india assam

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BathouismClassificationAnimism1.00infobox
BathouismFounderunknown1.00infobox
BathouismLanguageBoro language1.00infobox
BathouismLiturgyBathou aroj1.00infobox
BathouismOther namesBathou, Boro folk religion1.00infobox
BathouismPriestsDouri and Doudini1.00infobox
BathouismRegionAssam, Northeast India, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Nepal1.00infobox
BathouismScriptureNone1.00infobox
BathouismSecond major deityMainao1.00infobox
BathouismSupreme deityBathoubwrai1.00infobox
BathouismTheologyNature worship, Polytheism1.00infobox
BathouismTypeEthnic religion1.00infobox

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