Hole
Chamacoco · numen · Chamacoco traditional religion; continuing · Recorded classification
Hole is counted among the female Anaposo, the dangerous spirit-beings of the primordial company remembered in the initiation cycle. She belongs to the wider roster of named spirit-beings preserved in the ethnographic catalogues rather than to the small set of figures around whom developed myths are told; the name is recorded with variant orthography.
Parentage
- parent: EschetewuarhaCordeu, Edgardo J. 'Aishtuwente.' Suplemento Antropologico 24-27, 1989-1992. (secondary)
Domains
- primordial spirits
Powers
- appears among the reenacted spirit-beings
Relations
- parent: EschetewuarhaCordeu, Edgardo J. 'Aishtuwente.' Suplemento Antropologico 24-27, 1989-1992. (secondary)
- sibling: NemurCordeu, Edgardo J. 'Aishtuwente.' Suplemento Antropologico 24-27, 1989-1992. (secondary)
- sibling: PfaujataCordeu, Edgardo J. 'Aishtuwente.' Suplemento Antropologico 24-27, 1989-1992. (secondary)
- sibling: KaimoCordeu, Edgardo J. 'Aishtuwente.' Suplemento Antropologico 24-27, 1989-1992. (secondary)
- companion: AnaposoCordeu, Edgardo J. 'Aishtuwente.' Suplemento Antropologico 24-27, 1989-1992. (secondary)
Sources
- Hole is named among the female primordial spirit-beings of the Chamacoco corpus, one of the Anaposo reenacted in the initiation.: Cordeu, Edgardo J. 'Aishtuwente. Las ideas de deidad en la religiosidad chamacoco.' Suplemento Antropologico 24-27, 1989-1992. (secondary); Escobar, Ticio. 'The Curse of Nemur.' Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 2007. (secondary)