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Sangken

The Sangken festival is celebrated in Arunachal Pradesh and parts of Assam, India and in Kachin, Sagaing region of Myanmar as the traditional New Year's Day from 14 to 16 April by the Theravada Buddhist Communities. It coincides with the New Year of many calendars. The Sangken festival is celebrated by the Khamti, Singpho, Khamyang, Tangsa tribes of…

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Date
13/14 April
Frequency
annual
Observed by
Khamti, Singpho, Tangsa, Khamyang, Phake, Aiton in Northeast India and Northern Myanmar
Official name
Sangken Festival
Related to
Thingyan, Sangrain, Songkran, Water-Sprinkling Festival, Lao New Year, Cambodian New Year
Significance
Marks the Tai New Year

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Sangken

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Edges19
Triples48
Avg. degree1.9
Density0.1
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related to The Three Days · 18
Sangken → Before, Bhikkhus, Boddhi, Buddha, Chausangphau-upuk, Clean, Gods, In, Kyongfra, Lungkong, New Year, On, People, Sailiks, Sammukathing, The Sangken, This, Water
related to New Year Traditions · 17
Sangken → All, Being, Buddha, Buddhist, Dai New Year, During, Every, KHAO-WA, MAI-KASUNG-PHAI, POAT-WA, POI-PEE-MAU, Some, Tai, The, Their, There, Thus
related to Songkran · 7
Sangken → Buddha, Laos, Many Buddhist, Songkran, South East Asian, Tai Phake, Thailand
Date · 1
Sangken → 13/14 April
Frequency · 1
Sangken → annual
Observed by · 1
Sangken → Khamti, Singpho, Tangsa, Khamyang, Phake, Aiton in Northeast India and Northern Myanmar
Official name · 1
Sangken → Sangken Festival
Related to · 1
Sangken → Thingyan, Sangrain, Songkran, Water-Sprinkling Festival, Lao New Year, Cambodian New Year
Significance · 1
Sangken → Marks the Tai New Year

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festival year new celebrated buddha tai water day days people buddhist songkran poi cheng ken also assam april peace month

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SangkenDate13/14 April1.00infobox
SangkenFrequencyannual1.00infobox
SangkenObserved byKhamti, Singpho, Tangsa, Khamyang, Phake, Aiton in Northeast India and Northern Myanmar1.00infobox
SangkenOfficial nameSangken Festival1.00infobox
SangkenRelated toThingyan, Sangrain, Songkran, Water-Sprinkling Festival, Lao New Year, Cambodian New Year1.00infobox
SangkenSignificanceMarks the Tai New Year1.00infobox
Sangkenrelated to New Year TraditionsThe0.60section
Sangkenrelated to New Year TraditionsBuddha0.60section
Sangkenrelated to New Year TraditionsDuring0.60section
Sangkenrelated to New Year TraditionsThere0.60section
Sangkenrelated to New Year TraditionsSome0.60section
Sangkenrelated to New Year TraditionsPOI-PEE-MAU0.60section

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