Brokohan Tradition in Tunggalpager Village, Mojokerto, East Java
Keywords:
the study of culture, tradition, Value and Meaning
Abstract
The purpose of this writing is to describe the history, values and meaning of the Brokohan tradition, which is a traditional ceremony to welcome the birth of a baby in Tunggalpager village, Mojokerto. The Brokohan tradition is a tradition that originated from Indonesia, especially in Javanese society. The Brokohan method is used to express gratitude and joy for a smooth and safe childbirth process. This article uses an ethnographic and sociological approach that uses an ethnographic approach to understand the traditions and values of a society. Currently, a social approach is used to determine the social values of the community in Tunggalpager village, Mojokerto. In this article, the author uses methods in the form of collecting sources, verification, interpretation and writing. This article examines many aspects, including the historical context, social dynamics, and intellectual values involved in the Brokohan practice. This situation influences people to have a deeper understanding of culture and tradition, and not just do what they do
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2025-01-22
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Rofindah, R. A. P., Armeice, B., & Hakim, F. L. (2025). Brokohan Tradition in Tunggalpager Village, Mojokerto, East Java. Journal of Social Studies Research, 2(1 Jan-Jun), 42-56. Retrieved from https://ejurnalunsam.id/index.php/JSSSR/article/view/10731
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