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Jaherthan

Jaherthan, also known as Jahirathan or Jahergarh (Hindi: जाहेरथान, जाहिराथान, जाहेरगढ़), is a sacred grove that is considered the residence of Jaher Ayo and is a worship site for the Santal, Bhumij, Paharia and Bedia tribes in India and Bangladesh. It is a characteristic feature of Bhumij and Santal villages, typically located on the village's outskirts…

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Affiliation
Sarna Dharam Sari Dharam
Country
India Bangladesh
Deity
Jaher Ayo, Singbonga, Buru Bonga
Festivals
Sarhul, Baha parab, Sohrai, etc
Type
Sacred Grove

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Jaherthan

Nodes15
Edges14
Triples25
Avg. degree1.87
Density0.133333
Components1

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related to Role in tribal society · 11
Jaherthan → Among, Baha Bonga, Bhumijs, Bonga, Deuri, It, Laya, Naiki, Santals, Sarhul, The Jaherthan
related to Religion · 6
Jaherthan → Bedia, Bhumij, Santal, Sari Dharam, Sarna, The Jaherthan
is a · 3
Jaherthan → communal space where the physical and spiritual realms meet and where the Bonga are believed to reside, religious site and also a symbol of tribal identity and ecological consciousness, sacred worship site for followers of Sarna and Sari Dharam
Affiliation · 1
Jaherthan → Sarna Dharam Sari Dharam
Country · 1
Jaherthan → India Bangladesh
Deity · 1
Jaherthan → Jaher Ayo, Singbonga, Buru Bonga
Festivals · 1
Jaherthan → Sarhul, Baha parab, Sohrai, etc
Type · 1
Jaherthan → Sacred Grove

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grove festivals santal bhumij spirits sacred bangladesh site considered village's series except india bedia bonga jaher ayo sarhul also known

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
JaherthanAffiliationSarna Dharam Sari Dharam1.00infobox
JaherthanCountryIndia Bangladesh1.00infobox
JaherthanDeityJaher Ayo, Singbonga, Buru Bonga1.00infobox
JaherthanFestivalsSarhul, Baha parab, Sohrai, etc1.00infobox
JaherthanTypeSacred Grove1.00infobox
Jaherthanis asacred worship site for followers of Sarna and Sari Dharam0.90text
Jaherthanis acommunal space where the physical and spiritual realms meet and where the Bonga are believed to reside0.90text
Jaherthanis areligious site and also a symbol of tribal identity and ecological consciousness0.90text
Jaherthanrelated to ReligionThe Jaherthan0.60section
Jaherthanrelated to ReligionSarna0.60section
Jaherthanrelated to ReligionSari Dharam0.60section
Jaherthanrelated to ReligionSantal0.60section

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