hyangs造句

• It also incorporated native Austronesian elements that revered hyangs, deities and spirits of nature and deceased ancestors.
• Ancient people in Java and Bali believed in an unseen spiritual entity that has supernatural powers identified as Hyangs.
• The construction of stone pyramids is based on native beliefs that mountains and high places are the abode of ancestral spirits or hyangs.
• The realm where the hyangs reside is called " kahyangan "; now a synonym for svarga or heaven in modern Indonesian.
• The construction of stone pyramids was based on the native belief that mountains and other high places are the abode of the spirit of the ancestors, or hyangs.
• It is sometimes considered more accurate to describe Hinduism as polytheistic with many gods, hyangs and deities to be revered, and which is practised by a significant minority of Indonesians.
• The vast volcanic mountainous region of inland West Java is traditionally known as Parahyangan ( also known as Priangan or Preanger ) which means " The abode of hyangs ( gods ) ".
• Another popular Sundanese proverb and legend mentioned about the creation of Parahyangan highlands, the heartland of Sundanese realm; " When the hyangs ( gods ) were smiling, the land of Parahyangan was created ".
• Another popular Sundanese proverb and legend mentioned about the creation of Parahyangan ( Priangan ) highlands, the heartland of Sundanese realm; " When the hyangs ( gods ) were smiling, the land of Parahyangan was created ".