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What do the Hada colors of Mongolians represent?

Hada's colors are blue, white, red, green and yellow. Blue symbolizes blue sky, white symbolizes white clouds, green symbolizes rivers and rivers, red symbolizes the protector of space, and yellow symbolizes the earth.

Hada advocated by Mongolian people is blue, which is related to their national religious beliefs. White and yellow hada originally did not belong to the Mongolian nationality. Later, with the full penetration of Tibetan Buddhism in Mongolia, white Hada and yellow Hada also appeared in Mongolian grassland.

However, there are fundamental differences in the use of several hadas because of their different missions and meanings. White hadas are only used for funeral occasions, while yellow hadas are only used for worshipping Buddha. These two exotic hadas cannot replace the inherent blue hadas.

The Mongolian people in Erdos also have the habit of using a small amount of Hada in silver gray, white, yellow and blue.

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Types and sizes of Hada

The so-called Hada in the local chronicles "Mongolia Volume II" is also a silk. Or silk, or white, or blue, the length varies, about one foot five inches or one foot two inches long, and the ends are drawn, about half an inch, depending on the recipient's grade.

Generally speaking, Hada can be divided into four types:

1. The first type of Hada is called Zodani Modeller or Nakuhada

, and Nakuhada is divided into four types, such as "auspicious eight-rui", "quiet and happy", "Ba (Hua) day becomes auspicious" and "longevity Hada".

Among them, the center of Hada is woven with eight auspicious pictures of hidden flowers, such as auspicious knots, wonderful lotus, treasure umbrella, right-handed conch, golden wheel, victory bowl, Aquarius and goldfish, and the upper and lower ends are two dragons playing with pearls; The left and right sides are connected with each other, symbolizing firmness and indestructibility, and the words "Ji Xiangye is auspicious in the daytime, and the sunshine is also auspicious in the middle of the day, and it is auspicious day and night, and I hope to be blessed with three treasures" are eternal in the Tibetan language.

the specifications of this hada are 3 cm or 6 cm long and 66 cm wide. This special Hada is generally dedicated to living buddhas, lamas and other eminent monks.

2. The second kind of Hada is called Axi Hada

, which is 1 ~ 2 cm long and is woven with auspicious eight-Rui or diamond-shaped patterns. This kind of Hada is generally dedicated to elders, husbands and parents.

3. The third kind of Hada is called Suxi Hada.

It is 66 ~ 99 cm long and 4 cm wide. The words auspicious are printed on both ends of Hada, which is generally used when friends and relatives give gifts to each other.

4. The fourth kind of hada is called Sudahada.

It is 99 ~ 132 cm long and about 24 cm wide. The texture is not very good, and it is spun sparsely like a net, so it is used in public occasions to get to know each other or communicate.

References: Inner Mongolia Love Network-Hada and Mongolian Culture.