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- Jindo
Dasiraegi (Funeral Play)
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National Intangible Cultural Heritage, 1985
Dasiraegi
is a traditional folk theater of Jindo that transforms the sorrow of mourning
during the funeral
period into humor, satire, and communal consolation.
The
term ¡°Dasiraegi¡± is commonly interpreted as originating from ¡°Dasinagi¡± (to be
born again), ¡°Dasirak¡±
(to enjoy together), and ¡°Daesi-raegi¡± (to wait for the spirit¡¯s departure at
its destined time). In
this ritual play, villagers gather to honor the deceased and comfort the
bereaved through night-long performances
filled with music, playful gestures, and humorous dialogue. Jindo
Dasiraegi is a distinctive form of funeral procession theater that embodies the
community¡¯s emotional
resilience, collective spirit, and traditional wisdom