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This ethno-historical study documents the mythical lore, traditions and history of the Nagerkuts, a mountain people from the Karakoram Mountains / Northern Pakistan. The author has been traveling to the region since the 1980s and describes the life of a people that existed until 1972 as one of the last sacral kingdoms in the world. Till 1972, Nager was one of the last sacral kingdoms of the world. Its inhabitants proudly call their native area 'the land of gold and apricots'. The present ethno-historic study seeks to reconstruct the past with special emphasis on oral traditions about processes of settlement. It also examines facets of local culture, such as agrarian feasts, aspects of indigenous pre-modern religion, Twelver-Shi_a Islam, lifecycle rites and local cuisine.Grounded in long-term fieldwork, Jürgen Wasim Frembgen, a renowned anthropologist, Islamic scholar and writer, investigates the myths, traditions and folklife of the Nagerkuts living at the foot of the 'fairy mountain' Rakaposhi in the Karakoram (Northern Pakistan). According to the indigenous world-view, fairies are thought to reside on this majestic mountain. Jürgen Wasim Frembgen, Ethnologe, Islamwissenschaftler, ehem. Leiter der Orient- Abteilung am Museum Fünf Kontinente in München; Professor em. für Religions- und Kulturgeschichte des Islam an der LMU München; Gastprofessuren in Islamabad, Lahore und Columbus/Ohio; ethnografische Feldforschungen in Pakistan, Iran und Indien.
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