Namling ge limboo Bali hang tongmam(limboo tihar song ) ᤏᤠᤶᤗᤡᤱᤃᤧᤳ ᤒᤗᤡ ᤜᤠᤱ ᤋᤱᤏᤠᤶ by Rup lall Khamdak

Bali hang tongnam is Limboo festival. Limboo video if we look the historical background in mythology the king was Polombo Hang & his reincarnation was Pali Hang so, the word 'P' was used. But is it has became Bali Hang & word 'B' is widely used. hence , we can both Pali Hang and Bali Hang interchanging. subscribe My channel ‪@AitaHangSawaden‬ watch the video la:lingak part 1    • La ling gak Limboo video |ला लिङ गे | Bali...   Hello Viewers Welcome to my channel this video is related to our Limboo culture . Enjoy the video leave your comments on comment box. please hit the like button and share this video to all And subscribe my channel for more interesting video also press the bell icons. meaning of Balihang Tongnam Bolihang Tongnam is the delightful festival of Limboos celebrated with lots of pomp and gaiety. It falls on the eve of Tihar, ie on the no-moon day of Senchrengla (between October and November) month of Limboos. The Limboos observe and celebrate this particular Tongnam dramatizing Laringek-Namlingek and playing Tye-Ongsiro house to house, singing and dancing. The butter lamps are lightened in each and every house to mark the event. According to mythology there was a Limboo king named Boli Hang. He was an enlightened king possessing extra ordinary power of foretelling about one’s life, longevity and death. He was highly respected, loved and well cared by his chiefs and the citizens of his country at that time. One day when the king was lying on his bed due to serious illness, he foresaw his own death. He immediately summoned the chiefs and disclosed them that in the coming dark night of new moon day of mangsir month, ‘Chema’ (Che:death body and ma:God), the God of Death would descend to take  his life and there would be no  alternative to save him from such a dreadful night. The chiefs requested him to give them directives to protect his life from such a dreadful night. Boli Hang told them that there is only one way by which the ‘Chema’ would be appeased and allow him to retain his life. He advised, “before the commencement of the night of new moon day of mangsir, all the chiefs and the subjects should clean and decorate their houses, take bath, fast, remain pure in body and mind and light butter-lamps both inside and outside of their houses. When night falls, everyone should keep praying to the Almighty, Tageraningwa?phuma for the retainment of his life and save him from death. They should not sleep on that particular night and keep on praying and watch the arrival of Chema who would appear in the shape of the shadow of a man in the middle of the night. When the sight of the shadow of a man appears, man-women, old-young and girls-boys should fold their hands in reverence and pray with full faith and single voice in unison. If the Chema is pleased with devotion and prayer, the life of Boli Hang would be spared from the dreadful night”. Following the directives from the king, the chiefs immediately passed this instruction to the citizens. When time of new moon of mangsir came, the chiefs  and the subjects throughout the country bathed, fasted and lighted butter-lamps both outside and inside of their well decorated houses and started praying to Tageraningwa?phuma for the retention of Boli Hang’s life. At midnight, when ‘Chema’ appeared in the form of a shadow of a man to take away Balihang, the people gathered at the kingdom in the gloomy and pensive mood and kept praying for they love and respected the king pleaded, “If the king, Boli Hang passes away, our country would be engulfed in darkness of confusion, chaos and ignorance.” Observing the profound love of the people for their king, the Chema assured them that he would not take away the life of Boli Hang but try to save him from the death. Thereafter the shadow disappeared and the king was also from dreadful night. When Balihang came back to life, he was so pleased. So, invited all of them for a grand feast, ordered them to eat, drink, enjoy and make merriment on that day and observe that day as the day to rejoice and to spread the news of his coming back from the death. The chiefs and subjects went house to house singing and dancing and spreading the news of Boli Hang’s survival, “Saying we came house to house following the order of Boli Hang.” Since then observation and celebration of Bolihang Tongnam among the Limboos on the eve of Deepawali dramatizing Laringek-Namlingek and playing Tye-Ongsiro house to house on this particular day started. Lighting of butter lamps in each and every houses and rejoice singing and dancing became important part if their culture. Follow me Instagram   / aitahangsawaden   FACEBOOK PAGE   / aitahangsawaden   TWITTER   / aitahangsawaden   Limboo video beautiful and awesome Limboo people's celebrate the Bali tongnam on name of King Bali Bali Hang tongnam is one of the essential festival for Limboo it's similar to dipawali which is organised by Hindu in name of Ram.