Origins of 12 year animal calendar and it’s connection with Shagaa festival
Keywords:
Tuvans; ancient Turks; twelve-year animal calendar; twelve-year animal cycle; sixty-year animal calendar; Shagaa; New YearAbstract
Article reviews the origins of 12 year and 60 year cyclic animal calendar which is utilized by the Tuvans. It also investigates into the derivation of term "shaga” – the Tuvan New Year festival.References
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