Benediction for a Young Man who is Steering Camels, Ilgeeltiin Ezen Temeechin Zaluuchuuddad Zotiulsan Yuruul
| Description | Mongolian well-wishing is a powerful expression of the miraculous capacity of words. It is one of the genres of Mongolian oral poetry that uses melodies. Briefly, benedictions (well-wishing) propitiate people’s future happiness and well-being through skilfully composed and recited poems. There are thousands of benedictions on various subjects. For instance there are benedictions recited while beating the sweat cloth of a saddle, while distilling milk vodka, while celebrating a birth, and while cutting an infant’s hair for the first time. Besides ancient benedictions, many contemporary benedictions are being kept at the ILL. These include benedictions for a new ger, weddings, a child’s first haircut, endowment practices, mare-milking ceremonies, foal-branding ceremonies, the People’s Revolution, and others for the military. | ||
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| Manage No | AI00000183 | ||
| Country | Mongolia | ||
| Audio Performer | G. Orgoi (47-year-old male, Khalkha ethnicity) from Mandal-Ovoo, Umnugovi | Year | |
| Place | File Size | 3.16 | |
| Definition | File Format | MP3 | |
| Copyright | - | ||
