Ritual for Big Catch(丰渔祭)

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Ritual for Big Catch

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황도붕기풍어제 ( 丰渔祭 )

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Korean Folk Beliefs > Shamanism > Rites and Officiants

Writer KimHyokyung(金孝慶)

Pungeoje is the term for rituals held in the coastal regions to pray for peace in the village, safety for the fishermen at sea, and a big catch.

Byeolsingut and haesinje are other terms used to refer to this big catch ritual. Prayers for safety and a big catch are offered to the sea deity Yongwang (Dragon King), the procedures generally officiated by a shaman. Byeolsingut of the eastern and southern coasts; pungeoje from the island of Hwangdo off Anmyeondo on the western coast; and haesinje of Ulleung and Jeju islands are some of the most widely known big catch rituals.

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Ritual for Big Catch

Ritual for Big Catch
Headword

황도붕기풍어제 ( 丰渔祭 )

Location of the encyclopedia

Korean Folk Beliefs > Shamanism > Rites and Officiants

Writer KimHyokyung(金孝慶)

Pungeoje is the term for rituals held in the coastal regions to pray for peace in the village, safety for the fishermen at sea, and a big catch.

Byeolsingut and haesinje are other terms used to refer to this big catch ritual. Prayers for safety and a big catch are offered to the sea deity Yongwang (Dragon King), the procedures generally officiated by a shaman. Byeolsingut of the eastern and southern coasts; pungeoje from the island of Hwangdo off Anmyeondo on the western coast; and haesinje of Ulleung and Jeju islands are some of the most widely known big catch rituals.

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