Published 03 October 2024
The word "Kirati"
Introduction
The word Kirati is itself rich in culture and history. Hence, It is believed that the term Kirat is derived from Sanskrit word “Kirāta,” refering to the native tribe living in the hilly and mountainous regions.
According to some ancient texts. In the Mahabharata, Bhim meets the people of Kiratas in the eastern part of Videha. Videha, a place at the present time in the state of Bihar. In refrence to early purans, The Kirat people are recognized as distinct from the dominant Indo-Aryan civilization. Over the years, the word Kirat represents a shared culture heritage amongst the various ethnic groups. In addition to reflecting the historical context of these communities, it also reflects their ongoing cultural evolution to preserve their heritage with the present day issues of identity and recognition.
" हरेक दिन नयाँ सुरुवात हो। गहिरो सास लिनुहोस्, काम गर्नुहोस् र फेरि सुरु गर्न नडराउनुहोस्।"
Conclusion:
The kirat people have been long known for their historically beliefs and practices, which are deeply connected to the himalayas. Their spiritual faiths often shows a peaceful relationship with nature and worshiping ancestors.
The origin of the term “Kirat” is not just a language practice. But a strong thoughts of historical migration, cultural modification and the recognition of the himalayan people knowns as “THE KIRATI”.