Goddess of the Trinity
Karbi · deity · primordial · Recorded classification
Karbi goddess completing the Hemphu-Mukrang-Rasinja triad, classed as deity. Explicitly the female member of the trinity (Hemphu and Mukrang being visualised as male). Detailed mythic narrative about her is thin in the available sources; recorded for completeness of the triad with no faculties asserted beyond her divine status.
Domains
- divine feminine
Relations
- companion: Supreme LordRasinja is the female member of the Karbi supreme triad invoked together as Hemphu-Mukrang(-Rasinja); recorded as companion, matching the existing Hemphu-Mukrang pairing.Lyall & Stack, The Mikirs (1908); Karbi vernacular-religion (Aronbar) ethnography (secondary)
- companion: God of Valour and JusticeThird member of the Hemphu-Mukrang-Rasinja trinity, the female counterpart to the two male gods.Lyall & Stack, The Mikirs (1908); Karbi vernacular-religion (Aronbar) ethnography (secondary)
Sources
- Rasinja is the female deity of the Karbi holy trinity, worshipped together with Hemphu and Mukrang.: 'Understanding the Karbi Folk Religion', karbi.wordpress.com, accessed June 2026 (secondary); 'Folk Deities and Gender in Karbi Vernacular Religion', dwima-collective.org, accessed June 2026 (secondary)