著者

サランゴワ Sarangowa

出版者

千葉大学ユーラシア言語文化論講座

雑誌

千葉大学ユーラシア言語文化論集 (ISSN:21857148)

巻号頁・発行日

no.15, pp.101-119, 2013-12

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欧文抄録:p.119Among the public in Horqin area of Inner Mongolia, resuming the ritual of the Budhha of Buddhism, Jiyachi (the god of wealth) and Boomul as well as the livestocks deified from generation to generation, in addition equipped with the Altar, it's being increasing to perform the daily rituals and periodical rituals.The altar of the buu shows more complexity than general people. The altar of the buu will be focused in this paper. The alter, also called "Sarga"or "Tahilgan Sire", is classified into more detail. Fundamentally, there are four kinds of Altar:①the altar of the ritual for guardian spiritof buu is "onggud yin sarga"; ②the altar for ritual of Buddha in Tibet Buddhism is "borhan naesarga"; ③the altar for ritual of spirit of the snake called luus is"luus yin sarga"; and ④the altar forritual of spirit of the fox is "xian nae sarga", or "daofeng nea sarga" in Chinese. For the buus, the altar is also meant for the place for religious faith, the place for connecting with their guardian spirit, and the place for healing as well.