September 10, 2025Religious Jurnal Studi Agama-Agama dan Lintas BudayaOpen Access

Comparing Agrarian Mythologies and Rituals: Adyghe and Anatolian Fertility Cults and Their Role in Ancient Eurasian Symbolic Transmission

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ZKZhiraslan KagazezhevRussian Academy of Sciences

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This research demonstrates symbolic parallels in agrarian cults of the Adyghe and ancient Anatolian traditions, suggesting a shared religious heritage.

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The findings reveal that both cultures exhibit a shared thunder god motif, indicating common mythological themes.
Similarities in sacred trees and springtime fertility rites highlight a structural continuity across diverse regions.
The study employs a qualitative, historical-comparative approach to analyze ritual texts and archaeological records.
This research enhances understanding of indigenous religions by showing how local practices maintain ancient symbols and environmental ethics.

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Zhiraslan Kagazezhev (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c23d81b210217d6478d9fe https://doi.org/10.15575/rjsalb.v9i1.40703

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This research demonstrates symbolic parallels in agrarian cults of the Adyghe and ancient Anatolian traditions, suggesting a shared religious heritage.

Comparing Agrarian Mythologies and Rituals: Adyghe and Anatolian Fertility Cults and Their Role in Ancient Eurasian Symbolic Transmission

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