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Atlas of Religious and Esoteric Lineages

Five thousand religious, mystical, Indigenous and esoteric lineages from around the world — what they are, where they came from, and where to read more.

Source-linked and transparently qualified. Editorial standards and correction criteria are public.

Created and maintained by Ayara and Kyle Jonathan B@KJB_and_AYARA

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Candidate country vocabulary
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Atlas 1824Community-bound / restricted

Thaipusam in Malaysia and Singapore

Southeast Asian Traditions Rite / ceremony

Public geography
Malaysia, Singapore
Period / origin
19th-century documented public observances–present
Evidence status
Directly cited

Candidate countriesMalaysia, Singapore

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Atlas 1825Community-bound / restricted

Nine Emperor Gods Festival in Southeast Asia

Southeast Asian Traditions Rite / ceremony

Public geography
Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand
Period / origin
19th-century documented diaspora networks–present
Evidence status
Directly cited

Candidate countriesMalaysia, Singapore, Thailand

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Atlas 1826Community-bound / restricted

Hungry Ghost Festival traditions in Southeast Asia

Southeast Asian Traditions Umbrella tradition

Public geography
Malaysia, Singapore
Period / origin
long-standing diaspora observances–present
Evidence status
Composite record

Candidate countriesMalaysia, Singapore

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Atlas 2322Community-bound / restricted

Datuk Gong veneration

Southeast Asian Traditions Religious tradition

Public geography
Singapore
Period / origin
documented at contemporary Singapore shrines; wider chronology not asserted
Evidence status
Directly cited

Candidate countriesSingapore

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Atlas 2325Community-bound / restricted

Kusu Island pilgrimage

Southeast Asian Traditions Rite / ceremony

Public geography
Singapore
Period / origin
19th-century documented history; living pilgrimage
Evidence status
Directly cited

Candidate countriesSingapore

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Atlas 2326Institution-specific

Loyang Tua Pek Kong multi-deity temple institution

Southeast Asian Traditions Order / organization

Public geography
Singapore
Period / origin
20th century–present
Evidence status
Directly cited

Candidate countriesSingapore

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Atlas 2826Institution-specific

Sri Mariamman Temple Singapore institution

Southeast Asian Traditions Sacred site / complex

Public geography
Singapore
Period / origin
1827–present
Evidence status
Directly cited

Candidate countriesSingapore

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Atlas 2827Institution-specific

Sri Thendayuthapani Temple Singapore institution

Southeast Asian Traditions Sacred site / complex

Public geography
Singapore
Period / origin
1859–present
Evidence status
Directly cited

Candidate countriesSingapore

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Atlas 3333Institution-specific

Thian Hock Keng temple institution

Southeast Asian Traditions Sacred site / complex

Public geography
Singapore
Period / origin
19th-century foundation–present
Evidence status
Directly cited

Candidate countriesSingapore

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Atlas 3334Institution-specific

Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum institution

Southeast Asian Traditions Sacred site / complex

Public geography
Singapore
Period / origin
2007–present
Evidence status
Directly cited

Candidate countriesSingapore

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Atlas 4331Community-bound / restricted

Theemithi in Singapore

Southeast Asian Traditions Rite / ceremony

Public geography
Singapore
Period / origin
Documented locally since 1840; living annual cycle
Evidence status
Directly cited

Candidate countriesSingapore

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Atlas 4716Institution-specific

Singapore Buddhist Federation

Buddhist Traditions Order / organization

Public geography
Singapore
Period / origin
1949–present
Evidence status
Directly cited

Candidate countriesSingapore

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