MYTHOLOGY: THE BUNYORO WEATHER GOD MUNUME

Munume – The weather god of the Banyoro people of Bunyoro. He was invoked in time of drought or conversely when there was too much rain. The king would send a sacrifice of an ox, while the people would send sheep and fowls which would be sacrificed and eaten as a sacred meal at the temple door for the priests and the people, after the priests had sprinkled the blood in the temple.

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  1. I enjoy these unusual gods u find.

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