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Sacred tree

A sacred tree or holy tree is a tree which is considered to be sacred, or worthy of spiritual respect or reverence. Such trees appear throughout world history in various cultures, including the ancient Hindu mythology, Greek, Celtic and Germanic mythologies. They also continue to hold profound meaning in contemporary culture in places like Japan…

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Sacred trees and plants by religion and regions

GrovesGardensHoly wellsGethsemaneWas betrayed
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TreeSacredHindu mythologyGreekCeltic
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Mahabodhi TempleMiyajidake ShrineFukutsu, FukuokaYūki ShrineTsu, Mie
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Sacred trees in mythology

Trees in mythologyTree of lifeWorld tree
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Sacred tree

Nodes129
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Triples143
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.015504
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Sacred tree

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related to Indic religions · 50
Sacred tree → Acacia, Aegle, Akshayavat, Bael, Banana, Banyan, Bastard, Bilwa, Buddhism, Butea, Cluster, Cutch, Ficus, Ficus Glomerata, Flacourtia, Gmelina Arborea, Goolar, Hindu, Hinduism, In
related to Gallery · 29
Sacred tree → Banks, Banyan, Bodh GayaA, Bombay, BuddhaA, CE, Chandod, Fukuoka, Fukutsu, IndiaA, JapanA, JapanIndian, JapanSacred, JapanSacred Photinia, Kawazu, Kayashima Station, Mahabodhi Temple, Mie, Miyajidake Shrine, Nerbudda
related to Further reading · 18
Sacred tree → Ailsa, Ancient, Cambridge, Cambridge Classical Studies, Cambridge Scholars Publishing, Cambridge University Press, Carole, CBO9781316597859, Cusack, Hunt, ISBN, Medieval Manifestations, Newcastle, Reviving Roman Religion, Roman World, Sacred Trees, The Sacred Tree, Tyne
related to Christian religions · 17
Sacred tree → Christianity, Christmas, December, Eventually, Evergreen, Evergreens, Garden, Gethsemane, In Ireland, Jesus, Judas Iscariot, Many, Many Christians, Most, Saints, The, This
related to Japan · 12
Sacred tree → Although, Because, Buddhist, Chinju, In, Japan, Japanese, Mori, Sacred, Shinboku, Shinto, The
related to Philippines · 2
Sacred tree → Indigenous Philippine, Philippines

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sacred trees tree groves also shinboku religions considered banyan india hinduism world ancient panchavati mythology japan korea kami ginkgo many

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
the Akshayavatinstance ofother sacred trees include species0.80text
Lotusinstance offlowers0.80text
Champakainstance offlowers0.80text
coconutinstance offlowers0.80text
paaninstance offlowers0.80text
camphorinstance ofmost shinboku are particularly large or aesthetically interesting examples of endemic species0.80text
ginkgoinstance ofmost shinboku are particularly large or aesthetically interesting examples of endemic species0.80text
or Japanese cedarinstance ofmost shinboku are particularly large or aesthetically interesting examples of endemic species0.80text
Zelkova serratainstance ofspecies0.80text
Pinus koraiensisinstance ofspecies0.80text
and Ginkgo bilobainstance ofspecies0.80text
have been considered a symbol of protection for villages since ancient timesinstance ofspecies0.80text

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