Religious zone

Shalleshwar temple Like the rest of India, you will find each locality in Hamirpur must have at least one temple . Due to the large population of people who have faith in Hinduism . After the The study of Hamirpur and its cultures and religions it found that There are people with firm faith in God. Hindu religion generally involves seeking awareness of...

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Folk Beliefs In Hamirpur

Like every other society of India , Hamirpur also have a lots of Superstition and Ethnic folk belief which existed from past tradition and culture. some of the folk beliefs are. ● Men are the best Species on the world ● All worldly things are mortal beings. ● Tit for tat; Good works and activities get the glory.  ● Brahma is the creator of the universe, Vishnu nurtures and Mahesh (Shiv) is a destructor. ● The deeds which done in this life...

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Some specific ethics in Hamirpur

For finding the true history of the culture of a district , then one will get in the conduct and culture of public.There are some apostate in the villages yet. they have their own distinct customs which is found in every region in Hamirpur. Birth, marriage and death all the three folk tradition and their rituals are found in the  literature of the past.Which...

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Festivals Of Hamirpur

Man is a festival-loving by nature, Festivals are imparting enthusiasm, joy and exultation to human being in their lives. Festivals of Hamirpur have its own history.  It has mythological and spiritual importance and these are part of our cultural heritage. Here we discussed some of the most important festivals of Hamirpur. Kungusua Pune - July or "Aashaadh Shukla...

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Hardaul : Hamirpur

In the folk deities in Hamirpur Hrdul is remembered and invited on the occasion of marriages in each family. His pops are remain in villages. "Aashaadh Shukla Ekadashi" is called the "Devshayani Ekadashi".That day the people have prevalence to worship the God from ancient times. That day Hrdul is also worshiped.  Hrdul was the son of King Virsinh dev Bundela of orchha.when his older brother named Jujhar Singh was seated on the throne...

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Diwari Of Hamirpur

In the soil of Hamirpur there is still boggled and fixed the smell of ancient traditions. The Diwarii of hamirpur is unique in the country. In this day we follow the difficult resolution related to the security, protection, and development of cow progeny. The unique tradition of being silent, dancing of Diwari and religious Diwari singing is the main attraction at the...

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Folk Dances

The Dance activities and manners in both man and women are peculiar in the District. There are lots of changes comes in it. Man dances usually in happiness such as Marriage ceremony, they used there hands and head spicily in dance.  while womens method of using there hands and butt is really attractive in Bundeli dance.One can see women Dance during marriage ceremony and other occasion. During Dance, Music and songs...

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Hamirpur Fairs

Like almost all parts of the country Hamirpur too fairs are held and thousands of people visit these fairs. They are held generally on the occasion of some religious festivals. The site of the fair is generally a sacred place. Many small fairs are held on various occasions. Special features of the village fairs in India are that they fulfill the needs of the rural people Many...

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Hamirpur Language

Bundeli is an Indo-Aryan language language of Western India which related to or equal to Braj Bhasha is widly spoken in hamirpur. It was the literary language in North India until the 19th century. " Saaji chaturang sain ang mai umang dhari sarja shiwaji jang jeetan chalat hai"  It is the most common Hindi dialects spoken in this area. It consists of several sub dialects in area by area. Although Bundeli is spoken in whole of Bundelkhand...

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Culture

 Years ago, a rich and diverse tradition of diffident caste and creed and there song and dance mixed in the Hamirpur region. Several local cultures are exist in this Hindu religious tradition which is now called Buneli. Folk Dances, Folk Songs, Folk Arts, Musical Instruments  and many Festivals and celebrations are the major dimensions of Bundeli Culture. These impart the opportunity to the Hamirpurites to spread  their...

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Religious Groups

The population is overwhelmingly Hindu. The percentage of Hindu population in  Hamirpur is much higher than the percentage of its surroundings. The Muslim population of Hamirpur District lies mostly in Kurara, Rath, Maudaha and Muskara. Coexisting with mainstream Hinduism have diversity of religious beliefs and practices  so they impart a powerful influence of Folk culture.which makes this region unique among numerous other traditions...

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Hamirpur Folk Songs

Folk songs of the district is simply diffirent and deep rooted. Mostly thease songs are sung in some occation such as marriage, festivals, while grinding and during harvesting. "Bhari dupahri sawan Gaiye, sorath gaiye adhi raat. Alha saira wa din Gaiye, ja din jhadi lage din raat."  Some of popular folk songs are. 1. Faag : Faag song is a rhythmic music famous and it could be heard in the entire Hamirpur region during spring season when...

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