ベトナム・ムノン(M’nông)社会・Đắk Lắk

T’nơm Pay Sur Bong

日本語で読む
T’nơm Pay Sur Bong: M’nông Youth Receive Marriageable Adult Standing
Ritual
T’nơm pay sur bong(成長・成人儀礼)
Region and community
ベトナム・ムノン(M’nông)社会・Đắk Lắk
Age at the cultural rite
Age 16 / Age 17 / Age 18 / Age 19 / Age 20
Transition conditions
Reaching a recognized age / New social responsibilities / Marriage-linked transition
Legal age of majority

About the rite

Among the M’nông of Đắk Lắk, Vietnam, T’nơm pay sur bong recognizes young people, often around sixteen to twenty, as adults eligible for marriage. Elders teach them about their responsibilities. Earlier practices involving bodily modification have been simplified.

A ceremony was reported in 2017. Research published in 2021 includes interviews from 2020, and provincial teaching materials describe the rite in 2025.