Скачать или смотреть घर में मोर नाचे// Ghare mai moor // peacock 🦚🦚 Dance

घर में मोर नाचे// Ghare mai moor // peacock 🦚🦚 Dance

The Peacock Dance, particularly popular in the Dai ethnic group of China's Yunnan province, is a revered, ancient folk dance originating from a legend where a leader imitated a beautiful, mesmerizing peacock by the riverside. It symbolizes peace, happiness, and beauty, often performed to pray for good fortune during festivals.



Key Aspects of the Peacock Dance Story:
Cultural Origin (Dai People): Known in the Dai culture as the "Ao-zi-zhao" (dance of the peacock), it is believed to bring good luck, beauty, and honesty.
Legend and Evolution: It is said that 1,000 years ago, a Dai leader saw a, or the mythical, peacock dancing by the river and was moved to imitate its, or their movements. The movements are now deeply influenced by Buddhist scriptures, folklore, and the natural habits of the bird.
Movements and Ritual: The dance consists of structured movements mimicking a peacock flying, searching for food, drinking from a river, bathing, and displaying its tail feathers. It is a highlight of the Water-splashing Festival, Gate Closing/Opening Festival.
Symbolism in Other Regions:
Indonesia: The Tari Merak (Peacock Dance) was created around the 1950s by Sundanese artist Raden Tjeje Soemantri as a new, vibrant creation inspired by the bird's grace, often performed to welcome guests.
Cambodia: The Pailin Peacock Dance (Robam Kngork Pailin) is linked to a legend of a, or the magic peacock preaching to a King.
India: It is often associated with the arrival of rain and is a common theme in folk dances celebrating the natural beauty of the monsoon



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