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Antaldaniel (talk | contribs) Added [nl] label: Háromszéki magyar népköltészet [Volksdicht van Háromszék] |
Antaldaniel (talk | contribs) Added [en] description: A regional ethnographic source publication of Hungarian folk literature from Háromszék (Transylvanian Székely Land), collecting and documenting tales, songs, children’s games, ballads, dance chants, proverbs, and poems. The volume preserves the oral traditions of local communities and serves as a primary reference for folklore, ethnomusicology, and cultural heritage studies in the Eastern Carpathian region. |
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A regional ethnographic source publication of Hungarian folk literature from Háromszék (Transylvanian Székely Land), collecting and documenting tales, songs, children’s games, ballads, dance chants, proverbs, and poems. The volume preserves the oral traditions of local communities and serves as a primary reference for folklore, ethnomusicology, and cultural heritage studies in the Eastern Carpathian region. | |||
Revision as of 11:02, 6 November 2025
A regional ethnographic source publication of Hungarian folk literature from Háromszék (Transylvanian Székely Land), collecting and documenting tales, songs, children’s games, ballads, dance chants, proverbs, and poems. The volume preserves the oral traditions of local communities and serves as a primary reference for folklore, ethnomusicology, and cultural heritage studies in the Eastern Carpathian region.
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Háromszéki magyar népköltészet [Folk Poetry of Háromszék] |
A regional ethnographic source publication of Hungarian folk literature from Háromszék (Transylvanian Székely Land), collecting and documenting tales, songs, children’s games, ballads, dance chants, proverbs, and poems. The volume preserves the oral traditions of local communities and serves as a primary reference for folklore, ethnomusicology, and cultural heritage studies in the Eastern Carpathian region. |