1stedn; 8vo ptdwraps paperback with some sunning on covers and spine, still a good copy OW VG: xi + 87pp, Maps, black and white photographic illustrations, appendices. ISEAS Occasional Paper No. 79. The Dejiao syncretic sect is a recent phenomenon which emerged in the 1930s. After World War II it spread to Hong Kong and Southeast Asia where it has prospered. This study traces its development and the distribution of its associations in Malaysia and Singapore and also describes briefly its beliefs, organization, rituals and social functions.

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The Development and Distribution of Dejiao Associations in Malaysia and Singapore. A Study on a Chinese Religious Organization

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Singapore: ISEAS

Publication Date

1985

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Soft cover

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1st Edition

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Very Good

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