Ethnic Minorities’ Religions

Zhuang folk religion is a traditional belief system practiced by the Zhuang people, an ethnic minority group primarily located in southern China, particularly in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region....

Yao folk religion is the traditional belief system practiced by the Yao people, an ethnic minority group primarily located in southern China, Vietnam, Laos, and Thailand. This indigenous religion...

Qiang folk religion is the traditional belief system practiced by the Qiang people, an ethnic minority group primarily residing in the mountainous regions of southwestern China, particularly in Sichuan...

Mongolian folk religion, also known as Mongolian shamanism or Tengerism, is the traditional spiritual belief system practiced by the Mongolian people, particularly those living in Mongolia, Inner Mongolia (China),...

Miao ethnic group, also known as the Hmong, is an indigenous ethnic minority in China and Southeast Asia with a distinct cultural and religious identity. Miao folk religion is...

Manchu folk religion, also known as Manchu shamanism or Manchu ethnic religion, refers to the indigenous spiritual beliefs and practices of the Manchu people, an ethnic group native to...

Dongbaism is the indigenous religious and cultural tradition of the Nakhi ethnic minority group, also known as the Naxi people, who primarily reside in the mountainous regions of Yunnan...

Tibetan Bon, often referred to simply as Bon, is the indigenous spiritual tradition of Tibet and is one of the oldest existing spiritual traditions in the world. Here are...

Bimoism, also known as Bimo Religion or Bimo Cult, is the indigenous spiritual tradition of the Yi ethnic minority in China. Here are some key aspects of Bimoism: Origins:...

Benzhuism is the indigenous religious tradition practiced by the Bai ethnic minority in China, particularly in the Dali region of Yunnan Province. Here are some key aspects of Benzhuism:...