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BIHU:ORIGIN ,TRANSITION AND MODERNITY  By Arup Saikia

India is land of festival. Culturally regional nationalism is main uniting thread of socially, politically diverse country like India. Bihu is national festival of entire Indian state of Assam. 

                    Nobody knows when or how bihu was created ,but it is invariably confluence of three major cultures of Austro-Asiatic,Indo-Aryan and Tibeto-Burman.Later many immigrants from India and abroad including Muslims imbibe the Assamese culture and subscribe to flourish Bihu syncretizing with their own cultural elements and finally attained today's form.There is three different types of Bihu-Kati,Magh and Bohag celebrated in three agricultural period of life.

BIHU WORD:Deori people called Bihu as BISU(excessive joy). With historical evidence Bihu was carried by Deori, Chutiya and Kachari people from late twelve century in Sadiya based Chutiya Kingdom.But other Bodo kachari tribes like Tiwa,Rava,Mikir,Dimasa celebrate Bihu as Busu,Pisu,Busy Dima or Dumsi etc.But Bodo has uniquely address Bihu as Baisagu.Later simplified and partially sanskritised name popularly became Bihu.

RELIGIOUS ORIGIN OF BIHU: Bihu has been celebrated by various tribes of Bodo-kachari origin since ancient times. But as  stated above mediaeval Bihu is started from Sadiya Kingdom led by Chutiya.Copperplate inscription was found in Lakhimpur district (Erstwhile part of chutiya empire). Where, clearly mentioned,king Lakshminarayan on 1401AD granted land to Brahmins on auspicious occasion of Bihu.

                                  Bihu performance started from first week of Assamese month CHOT to last intervening night until start of month BOHAG.On the floors of THAAN(temples) dedicated to KECHAI-KHATI,DIKKARAVASINI or KOLIMOTI.Youngsters danced throughout night until last intervening night of CHOT.Being performed in night, this is called Rati(night) bihu. Very vigorous dancing postures of dancers believed to be attributes of Goddess.This is considered as indication of Goddess (Kolimoti)descended from heaven. Urukuwa or uruka start after perceived arrival of Goddess Kolimoti or Kechai-khati on earth in the end of month chot.Urukuwa or uruka is Sadiya-Kachari term means to end.

                           Next day of Uruka is Goru(cattle)bihu.On night of Goru bihu young people again danced in temples sacrificing animals to Deity.Then young people in folk visited village households to perform bihu which is called HUSORI.The tradition of starting HUSORI from temples by Sadiya-Kachari and other Tibet-Burma people gradually replaced by NAMGHAR(Assamese prayer house)for Arayan influence.Human sacrifices were also done on altar of Sadiya.But on occasion of Bihu it's clearly not known.

THEME OF BIHU:

Bohag or Rongali bihu is originally dance-centric natural platform for youngsters to express love and joy. First lyrics of bihu were called 'Bonoriya Geet 'i.e wild song of young hearts longing for lovers. 'Bonoriya Geet'(wild song)or bihu rooted its origin in paddy fields, jungle while grazing cattle far away from human settlements- suitable place to express suppressed longing and craving through these songs. Therefore songs have erotic undertone. 

BIHU AND BHAKTI MOVEMENT:

During bhakti (devotion)or neo vaishnavite movement from 15th century onwards under Assamese polymath,social reformer Saint Sankerdeva and teachings of his newly created religion EK SARAN(Motto-one supreme soul in universe)more energetically synthesized Assamese society breaking strict age old boundaries of caste or class system.

Although there was no direct influence on bihu for social renaissance-Sankerdeva has initiated by preaching his revolutionary religion (EK SARAN or devotional movement).But way and outlook of bihu perfomance had been changed dramatically. Some spiritually refined words and name of some hindu Gods taken in HUSORI(one kind of male bihu).Praying and blessing in the name of hindu Gods in Husori is effect of Bhakti movement. 

ROYAL RECOGNITION OF BIHU :

During heyday of Ahom dynasty on 1696 Ahom monarch Rudra Singha patronized bihu for the first time by inviting or permitting to perform in courtyard of Ranghar (house of joy).Immediately once considered a low key festival celebrated by few in riverbank or cultivation field,became widespread festival embraced by all people traversing different ethnic groups, caste and communities. Consequently  a new form of Assamese cultural nationalism had emerged.Songs are changed  from erotic or sensuous to panergyric type i.e-song sung praising king and his deeds. 

PARTICIPATION OF FEMALE:

Exact date isn't known when male and female allowed to dance together, which once considered social taboo.It's probably after royal recognition under Ahom monarchy,both sexes were started to participate together in bihu. 

BIHU UNDER BRITISH RULE:As a result of treaty of yandaboo(1826)signed between British and Burma, British entered and began to rule Assam. Before advent of British,Assam was politically ruled by two administration-one by Ahom dynasty in almost upper Assam upto Nowgong and lower Assam from Nowgong onwards by koch  kingdom .British virtually unified Assam and cultural exchange began between two prior disbanded state.Eventually popularity of bihu spread to lower Asssm also and incarnated as festival of whole Assam. 

               However in nineteenth century some new english educated Assamese intelligentsia like Haliram Dhekial Phukan, Anandaram Dhekial  Phukan, Gunabhiram Baruah, Kamalakanta Bhattacharya demoralized Bihu as dance of vulgar and barbarian. But by grace of cultural maestro Jyoti prasad Agarwala, literateur Lakshminath Bezbaruah, Poet Raghunat Choudhury, social worker Radha Govinda Baruah, Bihu had been widely promoted.

TYPES OF BOHAG BIHU:The most popular unique show of Bohag bihu is dance ,variably associated with different kind of bihu.

(I)HUSORI=Performed on courtyard of villagers started in 1896 in the courtyard of Ranghar (house of joy).Previously male only troupe, but now females also participate. 

(II)MUKOLI BIHU =Performed in open space, boys and girls mingling together. 

(III)JENG BIHU/RATI BIHU=Traditionally it is  direct counterpart of men only HUSORI. Performed by women  folk only.In JENG bihu no musical instrument is used.RATI Bihu is supposed to celebrate  at night away from men's eye symbolizing women liberation. Repertoire is the same of JENG bihu.

(IV)GOS TOLOR BIHU=Bihu under a banyan or big tree.It is previous version of MUKOLI bihu.

(V)FAAT BIHU =Prevalent modern postures of Bihu dance imitated from Faat bihu.Celebrated in Mohguli Chapori near Charikoriya river of Dhakuwakhana. It is one of the oldest Bihu of Assam.Faat means trading place or torn out. It's believed that traders from different places assembled there for bihu celebration.Moreover sections of people dispersed from Sadiya for Ahom-Chutiya conflict believed to be main motivational force behind this festival.For uncontrolled excitement and gaieties performers clothes were torn into strips and musical instruments were cracked. So this Bihu may be named as FAAT Bihu.

DIFFERENT DANCE AND ORCHESTRA 

(I)KHUPAT DHORA DANCE =Female bihu dancers dance swaying to orchestra of Dhol(drum),Tal(cymbals) Hutuli(made from mud),flute, Toka and Gogona(both are made of bamboo).This dance posture is to place dancers' hands at the nape of their neck. 

(II)TAKURI GHURA NACH=Dancing very speedily and pirouetting at the same place,dancers partially became invisible. 

(III)POKHILA URADI NACH=Dancing like butterfly. Hands move like wings of a butterfly. 

DIFFERENT FOOTSTEPS IN DANCE :

(I)MOKORA BULONI=Dancers move their feet like a spider.

(II)PORUA BULONI=The feet motion of a dancer is like an ant,goes in row to particular direction.

PRESENT BIHU =Bihu survives since time immemorial through many socio-cultural upheavals changing its form as time demands. Starting from farmland ,Bihu reached digital world via stage, will remain alive as long as Assamese live.

ABOUT WRITER:Arup Saikia is an alumnus of Delhi University. He is noted cultural activist, actor, scriptwriter and poet-authored two poetry books namely SILPI SATTA and SABDA.As director ,actor and translator he has performed BHAONA in English language for the first time from Assam in India and abroad.

email id-arupsaikia07@gmail.com phone -+919954050690

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Mutuals reblog this and lemme know some of the popular pre-Hindu/non-Hindu deities in your local mythologies. I'll go first!

Assamese mythology

Bordoisikhla/Bordoisila: A spirit storm goddess. She's also the goddess of nature, rain and wind. The term is derived from the Bodo (and other Tibeto-Burman languages) where 'bor' = 'wind', 'doi' = 'water' and 'sikhla' = 'girl'. The Bordoisila wind marks the beginning of the spring season, and the Assamese month of Bohag. In Bengali and Odia this wind is usually known as Kalboishakhi.

Kecaikhati: Flesh-eating tribal goddess of the people of Mayong. She's the daughter of Bura-Buri/Gira-Girasi, the Primordial Parents who later got sanskritised to Shiva and Shakti (literal meaning- 'the Old Ones') and the younger sister of Pisadema. Initially, she offered human flesh to her parents for introducing sin into the world, but eventually the priests (called the Deori, and hence forms the Deori community) started sacrificing humans to her instead.

Luit-Dehing: A powerful and benevolent river goddess associated with the Brahmaputra River, popular among the people who live near the banks.

The entire Bathou pantheon (religion of the Bodo people)

The entire Ahom pantheon (religion of the Ahoms)

Non-Hindu deities who are now assimilated into Hinduism:

Kamakhya: Originally a tribal goddess.

Manasha: Originally another tribal goddess, primarily popular amongst the Rabha people.

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Obaeno Obaoka Obeoke Obiamo Obiamu Obiapo Obiimi Obiure Oboaku Oboima Oboimo Oboine Obuelu Obuemo Obuopu Ocaatu Ocaetu Oceeme Oceere Ocieri Ociipa Ocioka Ocoare Ocoeka Ocooni Ocouro Ocuike Ocuiku Odauki Odeate Odeimi Odeira Odiome Odoepu Odoiki Odoipo Odouku Oduape Oduile Ofaatu Ofaeli Ofaika Ofaori Ofauko Ofeeri Ofeolo Ofeule Ofiepu Ofieri Ofiuru Ofoato Ofoino Ofuule Ogaepe Ogaule Ogauti Ogeeka Ogeuli Ogiema Ogieta Ogiipa Ogiiri Ogoaki Ogoero Ogoolo Ohaoko Ohiome Ohoanu Ojeita Ojieka Ojoaru Ojoepo Ojoora Ojuapi Ojuini Ojuumi Okeilo Okeipu Okeulo Okiopa Okiuna Okoani Okoape Okoate Okoela Okoopa Okoume Okuepu Olaeti Oleipi Oleoli Oleopu Oliepu Oloamo Oloate Oloilu Oloula Oluume Omauni Omeoto Omoone Omuera Omuiro Omuumo Onaami Oneile Oniono Oniota Onoiru Onuate Onuina Onuuka Onuuke Opaori Opeuru Opiape Opiepe Opiura Opoiku Opoino Opoipu Opouma Opuaka Opuipe Oqaena Oqaila Oqaipi Oqaolu Oqaupu Oqiare Oqoime Oquano Oquilu Oquimi Oquuki Oquumi Oraamo Oreako Oriaku Oriale Oriuni Oroapi Oroire Oroulo Osaeme Osaika Osaite Osauru Oseito Oseuna Osiako Osioru Osoapo Osoiko Osoopo Osuonu Otaopi Otauni Oteati Oteeke Oteeru Oteete Oteime Oteipi Oteoma Otiari Otiaru Otiela Otiemu Otiomi Otoire Otouna Otuame Otuura Ovaeta Oveapo Oveine Oveula Oviepo Ovieto Oviiko Oviopo Ovoanu Ovoara Ovoemo Ovoule Owaepi Owaeta Owaoka Owaota Oweomi Owioro Owoipu Owouke Owuika Owuile Owuite Owuute Oxauro Oxeeku Oxeiri Oxeuro Oxoeli Oxoini Oxuali Oyaimu Oyaipi Oyeako Oyeati Oyeemo Oyeero Oyiomo Oyoemu Oyoini Oyuemi Oyuito Ozaapi Ozaike Ozauko Ozeeno Ozuamo Ozuato Ozuepe

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Vaa Vae Vaemo Vaera Vaero Vai Vaike Vaime Vao Vau Vauku Vaumo Vauna Vautu Vea Veata Veato Vee Veelu Veemi Veenu Veere Vei Veira Veito Veitu Veo Veoka Veolu Veomi Veopo Veu Veume Veumu Veute Via Viame Viate Viati Vie Vieli Vieme Vieno Vieto Vii Viike Viiko Viire Viita Vio Vioni Viori Viu Viuru Viutu Voa Voake Voe Voene Voi Voiko Voito Voo Voolu Vou Voumo Vouri Vouru Vouta Vua Vuapa Vue Vuemo Vueni Vui Vuilu Vuipa Vuiri Vuite Vuo Vuome Vuomo Vuope Vuu Vuuki Vuumo Vuuru Vuutu

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Xaa Xaalo Xaami Xaamo Xaape Xaata Xaato Xae Xaeka Xaemi Xaeri Xaetu Xai Xaire Xairi Xairo Xaita Xao Xaoka Xaopi Xaopu Xau Xaumu Xaupa Xauta Xautu Xea Xealo Xeana Xeata Xee Xeenu Xeete Xei Xeimi Xeimu Xeiru Xeite Xeo Xeomi Xeote Xeu Xeune Xeuni Xeura Xeure Xia Xiana Xie Xiepa Xiera Xii Xiika Xiime Xiine Xiito Xio Xioti Xiu Xiute Xoa Xoamo Xoana Xoanu Xoari Xoate Xoe Xoela Xoemi Xoera Xoi Xoiku Xoime Xoipo Xoo Xooko Xoono Xoonu Xooru Xou Xoulu Xoupo Xua Xuanu Xue Xueka Xueri Xui Xuita Xuo Xuoko Xuole Xuore Xuoro Xuu Xuulu Xuumo

Yaa Yaala Yaalo Yaane Yaani Yae Yaele Yaeme Yaemu Yaera Yaeru Yai Yaiki Yaitu Yao Yau Yauka Yauke Yauta Yea Yeaka Yealo Yee Yeepa Yei Yeo Yeope Yeopu Yeu Yeuke Yia Yiaka Yiaro Yie Yiero Yii Yiilo Yiipa Yiita Yio Yiolu Yiona Yiu Yiuli Yiuma Yiumi Yiuru Yoa Yoalu Yoama Yoamo Yoane Yoara Yoe Yoi Yoine Yoiti Yoo Yoola Yoomi Yoonu Yoori You Youko Youlo Yua Yuako Yuaro Yuate Yue Yueki Yuenu Yuepa Yui Yuina Yuipa Yuiro Yuo Yuoki Yuolo Yuu Yuulu Yuutu

Zaa Zaako Zaata Zaato Zae Zai Zaike Zaima Zaoki Zaore Zau Zaume Zea Zeake Zee Zeeko Zeelu Zeeru Zei Zeito Zeo Zeoma Zeomu Zeopo Zeu Zeumi Zia Ziara Zie Ziela Zieti Zii Ziiki Ziipe Zio Ziomo Ziu Ziunu Ziupe Ziute Zoa Zoe Zoeke Zoema Zoi Zoo Zooku Zoome Zoona Zou Zouru Zoutu Zua Zuanu Zue Zueku Zuelu Zuenu Zueri Zueto Zui Zuita Zuo Zuu Zuuka Zuuli Zuume Zuura

[a-vamp-and-a-half]

She laughs and looks up as much as she could, unable to lean up “Oh he’s adorable, look at that little nest! Deori would be jealous of that” she laughs, a bit of a spark returned to her eyes

She grins down at Doc, nodding at Jamar “You said something about a vampire emergency? I just left from there, did they mean Bing? He got into a bit of magic trouble” she says, giving facts as much as she was asking them back from Jamar, looking closely over his aura

"That, and the um... Sliver, thing. Eric's explained it to me a few times. I'm still wrapping my head around it. Everyone was really serious about whatever happened."

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Sunrise Taj Mahal Tour

Experience the Majestic Sunrise at the Taj Mahal: A Private Tour Like No Other

There’s something truly magical about witnessing the Taj Mahal at sunrise. As the first rays of the sun cast a golden hue across the marble façade of one of the world’s most iconic monuments, it feels like the world is holding its breath, offering you a rare moment of serenity and wonder. A Sunrise Taj Mahal Tour is more than just a visit to a historic site; it’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience that combines beauty, history, and a personal connection to one of the world’s greatest architectural marvels.

Why Choose a Private Sunrise Tour?

A private tour of the Taj Mahal at sunrise offers an exclusive, tailored experience that allows you to immerse yourself in the monument's splendor without the crowds. While the Taj Mahal attracts millions of visitors each year, the early morning hours are quieter and provide the perfect backdrop for a peaceful, contemplative visit. A private guide will share fascinating insights into the history, architecture, and cultural significance of the Taj Mahal, adding depth to your experience.

The private aspect of the tour means you can move at your own pace, savoring every moment in the presence of this breathtaking structure. You’ll have the opportunity to explore the surrounding gardens, the reflecting pool, and other key areas with a sense of freedom and intimacy, allowing you to truly appreciate the beauty of the Taj Mahal from every angle.

The Unmatched Beauty of the Taj Mahal at Sunrise

As the sun rises, the Taj Mahal comes to life. The changing light creates an ethereal glow that seems to shift in color as the day progresses, turning the white marble from a soft pink to a brilliant white. This is a sight that many people dream of experiencing, but with a private sunrise tour, you get to enjoy it in a way that’s all your own.

The calm and tranquility of the early morning hours also make for fantastic photography opportunities. The reflection of the Taj Mahal in the serene waters of the reflecting pool, coupled with the soft light, allows for stunning photos you’ll treasure forever. Whether you’re an avid photographer or simply want to capture a memory, the sunrise at the Taj Mahal is sure to offer plenty of opportunities for breathtaking shots.

A Personal and Immersive Experience

A private tour of the Taj Mahal allows you to connect with the monument on a personal level. You’ll be guided by a knowledgeable expert who can answer your questions and provide unique insights that you won’t find in guidebooks. This deeper understanding of the monument’s history—from its creation by Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal, to the artistry behind its design—adds a layer of richness to your visit.

Moreover, the tranquility of the early morning allows you to appreciate the Taj Mahal’s symbolism of love, beauty, and eternity in a way that’s often overshadowed by the crowds during peak hours.

Conclusion

The Sunrise Taj Mahal Tour offers an unparalleled experience for those seeking to witness the wonder of one of the world’s most celebrated landmarks in a serene and private setting. From the peaceful ambiance to the stunning visual spectacle, it’s a moment that’s bound to stay with you forever. A private tour ensures that you can savor every detail of the Taj Mahal at your own pace, while the sunrise light adds an extra layer of beauty and magic to your visit. Whether you're a first-time visitor or returning to admire its grandeur once again, this is an experience you won’t want to miss.

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· Mob: +91 9319002744 · info@indiatourmantra.in · Gmail:indiatourmantra@gmail.com · Address: P 5 , Radha Kunj , Deori Road Agra 282001

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Taj Mahal Sunrise Tour By Car

Taj Mahal Sunrise Tour by Car

The Taj Mahal, an enduring symbol of love and architectural brilliance, is a must-visit destination for travelers worldwide. Among the many ways to experience this iconic monument, a sunrise tour stands out as a magical and unforgettable experience. Here's an in-depth look into why the Taj Mahal Sunrise Tour by Car is a perfect choice for exploring this UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Why Visit the Taj Mahal at Sunrise?

The Taj Mahal takes on a heavenly aura at sunrise, as the first rays of sunlight gently bathe the marble monument in a soft golden glow. This time of day provides a serene and peaceful ambiance, allowing visitors to enjoy the beauty of the Taj without the crowds typically present later in the day. The early morning mist and cooler temperatures enhance the experience, making it an ideal time for photography and reflection.

Convenience of a Car Tour

Traveling to the Taj Mahal by car is one of the most comfortable and flexible ways to explore. It allows travelers to enjoy a hassle-free journey with door-to-door service, avoiding the need for public transportation or managing complex schedules. With private car tours, you can customize stops, travel at your own pace, and enjoy a relaxing ride in an air-conditioned vehicle.

Journey Highlights

Early Morning Departure: Start your journey in the comfort of a car from Delhi, Gurgaon, or Noida, ensuring you reach Agra just in time for sunrise. The smooth and scenic drive via the Yamuna Expressway adds a pleasant touch to the trip.

First Glimpse of the Taj: Upon arrival, you'll witness the breathtaking sight of the Taj Mahal glowing under the morning light. A guide, if included, will enrich your visit with fascinating stories about its history, architecture, and the eternal love story behind its creation.

Nearby Attractions: After marveling at the Taj Mahal, you can explore other iconic landmarks like Agra Fort or the charming Mehtab Bagh, which offers a stunning riverside view of the Taj.

Cultural and Historical Insights

The Taj Mahal, built in the 17th century by Emperor Shah Jahan as a mausoleum for his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal, is a masterpiece of Mughal architecture. The intricate carvings, symmetrical gardens, and the ethereal beauty of the white marble reflect the grandeur of a bygone era. Experiencing this monument at sunrise allows visitors to connect with its history and appreciate its magnificence in an intimate and tranquil setting.

Tips for the Tour

Plan Ahead: Ensure you book your tickets and car service in advance to avoid last-minute hassles.

Dress Comfortably: Wear light and comfortable clothing, as mornings can be cool in Agra, especially in winter.

Carry Essentials: Bring a water bottle, camera, and necessary identification for security checks at the entrance.

Guided Tour Advantage: Opt for a knowledgeable guide to learn about the monument's history, architecture, and cultural significance.

Conclusion

A Taj Mahal Sunrise Tour by Car offers a harmonious blend of convenience, beauty, and historical exploration. Whether you're a solo traveler, a couple, or a family, this tour promises a once-in-a-lifetime experience of one of the world's most iconic monuments. The tranquility of sunrise, coupled with the personalized touch of a car journey, ensures that your visit to the Taj Mahal will be etched in your memory forever.

Embark on this journey to witness the timeless beauty of the Taj Mahal at its finest hour—when the world is quiet, and the monument radiates its purest essence. Mob: +91 9319002744 info@indiatourmantra.in Gmail:indiatourmantra@gmail.com Address: P 5 , Radha Kunj , Deori Road Agra 282001