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Kubur paling tinggi di dunia
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macam mana lah diaorang lekatkan keranda kat situ |
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Silap langkah orang yang bantu nak gantungkan tu pun boleh maut sama |
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kalo tak silap... kat negara china or sulawesi nie kan... |
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ada tengok satu dokumentari pasal keranda yang diletak kat cerun bukit/gunung curam ne...
samada kat sulawesi or china....
motip mereka meletakkan keranda di cerun bukit curam nie adalah:
~utk mengelak barang barang perhiasan yang dimasukkan ke dalam keranda tu sekali ngan mayat mayat daripada kena rompak/samun oleh tomb rider...
~utk mengelak mayat mayat ni dimakan oleh binatang binatang liar |
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ingat dah letak tinggi tuh jauh dr segale2 la tuh? dasattttttt.. |
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mybe lg mudah dorg jmpe tuhan dorg kot..yela, kepercayaan masing2 kan berbeza..mcm kat indon xpsti bahagian mane, dorg xkn tanam or bakar mayat..dorg akn biar je reput kat dlm utan..tp xmenghasilkan bau..mybe adela bhn2 yg dorg letak utk elak mayat tu berbau.. |
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cmne dia gantung keranda tu...yg nk kebumikan pun 6 org duk usung keranda tuh,ni kan plak nk gantung camtu... |
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BERULAT X...REPUT X KAYU2 TU? |
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rasa pernah jugak terbaca dan tengok masa pameran keranda kat muzium negara dulu, kat philipines kan ni... |
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cemana diaorg buat erk... |
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rasanya kt tv3 da pernah kuar ni |
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Kerana adat..mereka bersusah payah meletakkan keranda-keranda berisi mayat i ...
mysweetisha Post at 13-3-2012 22:29 
any info yang lebih lengkap dari sekadar gambar je?
kat negara mana dan adat bedasarkan apa?  |
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yup...kt the philippines...
pls read on the wall guys  |
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any info yang lebih lengkap dari sekadar gambar je?
kat negara mana dan adat bedasarkan apa ...
sosimple Post at 19-3-2012 08:16 PM
K....nnnti tambah info..... |
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1st time tgk |
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keranda ni nmpak cam moden... siap berpapan bagai...
tpi yg aku tau kubur style gantung cam ni masyarakat zaman2 paleolithic, mesolithic & bla bla bla bla...
kat malaysia ade... part belah utara perak / kedah... x igat tpi kat gua jugak.... dulu majalah 3 ade dok kuar.... |
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Post Last Edit by HaMiZiE at 20-3-2012 00:16
Some info pasal Hanging Coffin nie ....
Mohon click link kat bawah:
Hanging Coffin
I cut n paste some info erk... , the rest... leh ar baca kat link given above:
The hanging coffins were once a hot topic among architects, paleoanthropologists, folklorists and artists. In the Spring of 1941, experts on antiquities including Liang Sicheng, Lin Huiyin, Liu Dunzhen and Chen Mingda arrived at Sumawan, which is today part of Gongxian County.
From far off, they saw a cliff some 600 meters long and rising 120 meters. Nearly 100 coffins hung on the cliff side supported on wooden stakes wedged into the rock. Other coffins rested on rock outcrops. The sight aroused heated discussion among the experts.
Some believed the coffins must have been lowered down with ropes from the top of the mountain. Some thought the coffins had been put in place using wooden stakes inserted into the cliff face to be used as artificial climbing aids. Others felt that scaling ladders were the answer.
Lin said they could leave the mystery for later generations to solve. Why did the Bo people bury their dead so high? Li Jing writing during the Yuan Dynasty (1279-1368) offers a clue in his Brief Chronicles of Yunnan. "Coffins set high are considered auspicious. The higher they are the more propitious for the dead. And those whose coffins fell to the ground sooner were considered to be more fortunate."
Cui Chen who is Curator of the Yibin Museum examines three different ways the coffins could have been put in place. "Earth ramps might have been used but experts discount this solution due to the extent of the labor required, which would have been difficult in an under-populated area. A timber scaffold supported on stakes in the cliff might have offered a plausible explanation but years of investigation have failed to find even a single stake hole. On balance the third option of lowering the coffins on ropes from above had always seemed feasible and now cultural specialists have found the telltale marks of the ropes which were used all these years ago. And so this part of the mystery of the hanging coffins has now been resolved."
During the later years of the Ming Dynasty, the imperial army cruelly oppressed the ethnic minority peoples of Sichuan and Yunnan. In particular, the Duzhangman and Bo Peoples fell, victims of massacre. To escape their oppression, the Bo migrated to new locations. They hid their real names and integrated into other ethnic groups. Like their culture they have disappeared but their descendents are still here for they are a part of us.
Credit to china.org.cn website |
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Post time 13-3-2012 10:29 PM
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