Wayer's Animism

During the disease, they faced many obstacles and challenges, especially from Europe. Christianity in the VOC emerged not because of faith but because of political pressure. The last "dasi" (tija) house was found in Lehupu village.

According to oral tradition, tamo (a traditional Indonesian food dish) was first made at a Mangulundagho wedding for the Bangsang Peliang in Bongko Lumenehe. Tamo was made from various foods, later called golopung. In 1675, Reverend J. Montanus discovered that the church in Manado was very weak. By 1700, no more priests wanted to come to Indonesia.

In 1817, Reverend Joseph visited Minahasa. In 1819, the visit to Minahasa took place. Salo tari, the 2009 National Education Day celebration in Tahunatarian, tells the story of the birth of Siau Island. Jacob, an elderly Muslim imam of the Lenganeng village mosque, and cosmetics by Alffian Walukow.

According to Tagharoa mythology, the ancient Sangihe culture began in 3000 BC and ended after the metal saman. The Pacific Tagharoa mythology. This ceremony is an annual celebration inherited from the ancestors of the North Nusa people, which has been practiced for centuries.

When religion entered the North Nusa region in the 19th century, such animist ceremonies were slowly eroded, considered wasteful. The Sangihe ancestors, who used technology and science, had long been known to have various types of boats, and were familiar with astrological systems, lunar calendars, and celestial dates. The Sangihe ancestors sailed the seas east of Halmahera and Papua, south to Java, and the outer islands of China.

Other small ethnic groups include the Wayer people in the Moswaren and Wayer districts. They are known to speak a dialect of the Maybrat language, which borders the Tehit-speaking region in the Wersar village to the west. The oldest decorative pottery was found on ancient kitchen utensils, which experts estimate to be 5,000 years old.

The estimated age of the dress is 120 years. Art is displayed annually at graduation ceremonies. In the 1980s, masamper began competing in various activities.

By 1990, the original values ​​of masamper had changed, with the emergence of modern masamper groups whose goal was to lead commercial activities. The ability to build and design various vessels has been a tradition inherited from their ancestors. According to several sources, centuries ago, the ancestors held Tulude every December 31st.

However, this date was eventually postponed due to the busy Christmas and New Year celebrations. Jesuit missionary Francis Xavier undertook a 15-month evangelistic mission in 1546. After the Roman Catholic mission began to decline in 1570, following the assassination of the Portuguese Sultan Hairun.