Habtamu Solomon Korgitet

Indigenous marriage practice in bench society in Ethiopia (eBook, PDF)

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Produktbeschreibung

Academic Paper from the year 2021 in the subject Social Studies (General), , language: English, abstract: This paper is about the Indigenous marriage practice among bench people. Ethiopia is a country where there are lots of nations and nationalityies live together. Ethiopia is a country with a population of over 86 ethnic groups. The Bench ethnic group was formerly known as the Gimira people, especially before 1983 E C, and in the previous system, the name (Gimira) was used in various regimes. Based on this, some of bench elite claim that the ethnic group originated in Israel, citing the Gimira, the lost tribes from the House of Israel, as having disappeared from Israel and their where about in the world unknown, according to a Google search engine. They say it can be found, see, for example, a website. As expected, the Bench ethnic group is currently divided into three main ethnic groups, the Mer, Bench, and Shey Bench, with the same language, culture, tradition, and psychology, and lives in a similar way in terms of appearance and colour, but it has many ethnic groups, numerous genealogies, and other identities. In terms of language, all the people speak called Benc' non. In English what we call mouth of Bench. Culturally, the details described in this article are to be applied to most of the Heritage culture, experience and tradition must do for most of them. This article deals with one of the most recognizable figure of bench people which make them unique from other is called marriages - ceremonies.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: GRIN Verlag
• Seitenzahl: 19
• Erscheinungstermin: 14. Mai 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9783346406309
• Artikelnr.: 61850039

Autorenporträt

1. http: //www.orange-street- church.org/text/lost-tribe-migration.htm) 2. Kundisa Farki(1981), The history and Culture of Bench people, unpublished material 3. Muluneh Tefera and Derege Tadesse (2013), Ethno -History of Bench People, SNNPRS Bureau of culture and tourism, Hawassa 4. SNNPRS Council of Nationalities (2008), The profile of South nation, nationality people, Hawassa , Ethiopia