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SUMMARY:Diverse Localised Religious Practices and Beliefs of Chinese Communities in Southeast Asia
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DESCRIPTION:Southeast Asia has incredibly rich and diverse tapestry of reli
 gions and ethnic groups. Due to geographical factors and other reasons, the
 re has been a huge influx of Chinese migrants into Nanyang (Southeast Asia)
  since the mid-19th century. They not only brought their native religious p
 ractices to this area but also amalgamated these practices with the indigen
 ous beliefs, forming diverse but unique religious synthesis. In this panel,
  we are going to discuss these different localised religious practices and 
 beliefs of Chinese communities in Southeast Asia. Tan Ai Boay discusses the
  deification of Chinese historical figures in Malaya since the 1880s. Her r
 esearch aims to identify patterns or rules within the deification process. 
 Yang Li studies the influence of the Confucianism movement in China on Sout
 heast Asia, with a specific focus on Singapore as a case study. Despite the
  Confucianism movement originating from China, her paper also delves into t
 he discussion of localisation in Singapore. Lin Yu Sheng’s research f
 ocus on Phuket, Thailand. He compares the tutelary worship of Sino-Thais, T
 hai state, and the indigenous groups, and examines the syncretism and diffe
 rences among these groups. Lei Bo studies the film ‘The Story of Sout
 hern Islet’ to explore the belief in land spirits at the boundary of 
 Malaysia and Thailand. In summary, this panel focus on the amendment and hy
 bridization of religious practices and beliefs among the Chinese communitie
 s and ethnic groups in Southeast Asia
URL:https://euroseas2024.org/panels/diverse-localised-religious-practices-and-beliefs-of-chinese-communities-in-southeast-asia
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