Mudang, in Korean shamanism, a priestess who employs magic to effect cures, to tell fortunes, to soothe spirits of the dead, and to repulse evil. Her male counterpart is called a paksu. Both, however, are also known by numerous other names in various parts of Korea.

2020年10月24日 · A mudang is a shaman, usually female, in the Korean traditional indigenous religion. Learn about how they cure illness and bring good luck.

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What Is A Mudang? A mudang (무당) is a form of a shaman priest or priestess who works as a medium between spiritual beings and humans. Having performed a rite, a spirit descends on the mudang to speak to humans using their body.

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The Korean shamanic tradition, the Mudang, has been around for many hundreds of years even though it has been persecuted and outlawed at times. The Mudang are mostly women and until very recently they were looked down on – in the same class as prostitutes, almost everyone went to them when in trouble.

2024年7月12日 · The Mudang's role in Korean shamanism is not merely about mediating between the human and spirit worlds; it is about fostering a deep and reciprocal relationship with the divine. This relationship is founded on respect, reverence, and mutual understanding.

Shamans throughout Korean history have almost always been female and are known as “mudang” while male shamans are “baksu”. In some areas of Seoul and the northern regions of Korea shamans may be known as “manshin”.

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The Definition and Role of a Mudang in Korean Society. A Mudang is a religious figure in Korea's traditional shamanism, acting as a mediator between the gods and humans. Typically, female shamans are called Mudang, and male shamans are known as Baksu.