Trivah
Among the natives of Borneo the trivah, or feast of the dead, is celebrated after a death has taken place. A panel containing a representation of Tempon-teloris' ship of the dead (q.v.) is generally set up at the trivah, and sacrifices of fowls are offered to it. Until the trivah has been celebrated the soul's soul is unable to reach the Levu-liau.
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