Min Festival
A Min festival da la a ancient Egyptian ceremony na da taa diibu kyaare a a pharaoh. O e la leɛ teɛroo kyaare a Predynastic Egypt[1] kyɛ naŋ taa bammo ko noba a 19th Dynasty reign a Pharaoh Ramesses II. A tigiri da lanne la a naa puoruu kyɛ naŋ taa eebo a kyuu puoriŋ a summer poɔ. O da taa la eebo yi a naa meŋɛ zie, neŋ a o pɔge, nayiriŋ, ane a kɔɔto. A naa naŋ da kpɛ a sanctuary a deity Min, o da wanneŋ la offsprings ane burning incense. Yi be, a ŋmemɛ na naŋ are da taa la wuobu gaaneŋ a temple a shield yi faaremime lezare ne ayi. A statue niŋeŋ a ŋmemɛ eŋɛ ba meŋ da taa la pharaoh bilii mine naŋ zeŋ. A god Min niŋeŋ ba da taa la large ceremonial procession na da paale neŋ seɛsereba ane faaramine. A ba nimitɔɔreŋ da la a naa na taa white bull a da yɛre a solar disc a o eele kpakyagaŋ. A ŋmene na da ta a entaa lad a yeltuuriŋ eŋɛ, ba da ko o la sacrificial offerings yi a pharaoh. A tigiri baaroŋ, a pharaoh da nyɛ la bundle of cereal naŋ yitaa neŋ fertility.[2]
Sommo yizie
[maaleŋ | Maale eŋ yizie]Bibliography
[maaleŋ | Maale eŋ yizie]- Ania Skliar, Grosse Kulturen der Welt - Ägypten, 2005