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Quỷ nhập tràng
Også kaldet: quy nhap trang, demon entering the corpse
Quỷ nhập tràng is the Vietnamese belief that a fresh corpse can be occupied by a malevolent spirit and get up. The standard trigger is a black cat jumping across the body, which is why Vietnamese wakes traditionally keep the coffin under constant watch. The risen dead is hungry, strange and hostile, and collapses into advanced decay once exorcised. It is Vietnam's native form of the reanimated corpse.12
Oprindelse
Vietnamese
VietnamHvad der forårsager det
Dæmoner eller onde ånder
An evil spirit takes over a newly dead body, classically when a black cat jumps over the corpse or coffin.Hvordan man bliver en
A cat leaps over the body before burial; in another version spirits seize the body of someone weak and dying.
Hvordan den bevæger sig
Løber
The corpse sits up or gets to its feet and chases the living.Intelligens
Noget intelligens
Svage punkter
- never leaving the coffin unattended during the wake, so no cat can cross it
- an exorcist, who drives the spirit out
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Kilder
- Ghosts and demons in Vietnamese folklore - TheSmartLocal Vietnam
- Cat Over the Coffin - USC Digital Folklore Archives
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