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Shamanism was the ancient religion of the Mongols during the Mongol Empire of Genghis Khan. Shamans acted as intermediaries between humans and gods like Tengri, the god of the blue sky, by entering a trance state to communicate and cure sickness or exorcise spirits. While shamanism included worshipping nature spirits and guardian spirits, it declined as the Mongol Empire weakened and was eventually replaced by Tibetan Buddhism as the dominant religion in Mongolia.
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Shamanism
- 1. Shamanism
- 2. • Religion of the ancient Mongols.
- 3. • Mongol Empire of Genghis Khan.
- 4. •Comes from the word “Shaman” – experts who serves as intermediaries between humans and gods.
- 5. They cure the sick and exorcise evil spirits.
- 6. • It is common for shamans to undergo a trance while communicating with gods.
- 7. • For the ancient Mongols their god was “Tengri” who symbolizes the blue sky.
- 8. • they also worshipped spirit that inhabit mountains, rivers, lakes and other objects of nature.
- 9. • Shamanism also includes the worship of guardian spirits. • Upon his death Ghengis Khan was regarded as “Tengri”. • With the decline of Mongol Empire Shamanism weekeaned. • Today the religion of Mongolia is Tibetan Buddhism.