Rituals and Customs of Yazidi Herding (Pastoralism) from the 19th to the 21st Century
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.51364/ანოტაცია
It has been a common practice since ancient times for tribes to adopt animal
names or trace their origins to animals considered sacred. In discussing the
practice of naming tribes after animals, it is noteworthy that in ancient times,
among the Armenians, the kinship and origin of human tribes were often linked to
animals and plants. This is reflected in Armenian mythological stories, such as the
bull origin of Yervand and Yervaz, the water origin of Sanasar and Baghdasar, the
serpent (or dragon) origin of the Mars, and the descent of the Artsruni clan from
an eagle. These mythologies also include tales of persecuted and oppressed
peoples, as well as transformations of humans into various animals and birds
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