
This entry covers practitioners of the Batak Traditional Religion, a system of practices that has been typically referred to as a traditional belief (aliran kepercayaan) by the Indonesian government as opposed to a formally recognized religion (agama). However, the Batak traditional religion has gone through various local iterations, focused on the worship of royalty as god, millenarianism, modern reforms, and a re-application of an appeal toward traditional cultural understandings. The traditional Batak religion is also often described as a form of Hinduism that is heavily localized, specific to the ethnic context of the Batak people, or Batak Hinduism.
Shamanism, Religious Group, Indic Religious Traditions, Syncretic Religions, Southeast Asian Religions
Shamanism, Religious Group, Indic Religious Traditions, Syncretic Religions, Southeast Asian Religions
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