Form of Worship
In assimilate features such as the worship of forces of nature like fire, water, mountain etc. ancestor worship (Apokpa), Lamlai, Yumlai, Ningthoulai and Umanglai. Religion of antiquity – in its pure native form it is as all as the history of Meetei/Meitei people.
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