Rituals and Traditions of the Karakalpaks with the Participation of Women
Keywords:
karakalpaks, female ritual, shashıu toy (a lavish party), kepkir kuydi (heat the ladle), qızdıń júgin kóriw (to see bride’s dowry)Abstract
The given article presents an overview of the rituals and traditions of the Karakalpaks, with a special emphasis on the participation of women. Exploring the rich cultural heritage of the ethnos, it examines various rituals performed by women within the framework of the Karakalpak culture. Highlighting the importance and role of women in traditional rituals, the author analyzes their impact on social dynamics and family values in Karakalpak society. Based on this research, the article calls for preserving and respecting the traditions associated with the participation of women in rituals in order to increase the cultural heritage of Karakalpakstan.
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2. Bekmuratova A.T. Life and family of the Karakalpaks in the past and present. Nukus, 1970.
3. Davletiyarov M.M. Traditional social institutions of the Karakalpaks. Nukus, 2018.
4. Esbergenov Kh., Atamuratov T. Traditions and their transformation in the urban life of the Karakalpaks. Nukus, 1975.
5. Karakalpak-Russian dictionary. Edited by N.A. Baskakova. M., 1958.
6. Kurbanova Z.I. Traditional beliefs and ideas of the Karakalpaks associated with clothing and jewelry // Bulletin of Anthropology, 2016. No. 3. P. 63-72.
7. Nurmukhamedova I.M. Customs associated with the birth and first days of a child’s life. Uzbeks / Peoples and cultures. M., 2011 pp. 369-377.
8. Oktyabrskaya I.V., Suraganova Z.K. Flaps for good luck. The material world of Kazakh culture is a living tradition // Historical and cultural heritage and spiritual values of Russia. M., 2012. P.399-407.
9. Stasevich I.V. Rituals and rituals of the life cycle // Kazakhs / Peoples and cultures. M. 2021. pp. 508-553.
10. Turekeev K.Zh. Magical performances of the Karakalpaks associated with children’s rituals // Ethnographic Review, 2020, No. 5. P.76-94.
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2023-12-06
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Yerbayevna, B. M. . (2023). Rituals and Traditions of the Karakalpaks with the Participation of Women. Central Asian Journal of Social Sciences and History, 4(12), 12–15. Retrieved from https://www.cajssh.casjournal.org/index.php/CAJSSH/article/view/970
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