Dravidian folk religion refers to the indigenous religious traditions of the Dravidian-speaking peoples in the Indian subcontinent, believed to have been practiced before significant Vedic cultural influence. These traditions likely included ancestor worship, nature veneration, and village deities, some of which persisted and merged with later Hindu practices.
Dravidian folk religion refers to the indigenous religious traditions of the Dravidian-speaking peoples in the Indian subcontinent, believed to have been practiced before significant Vedic cultural influence. These traditions likely included ancestor worship, nature veneration, and village deities, some of which persisted and merged with later Hindu practices.
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