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- West_African_Vodun abstract "Vodun or Vudun (spirit in the Fon and Ewe languages, pronounced [vodṹ] with a nasal high-tone u; also spelled Vodon, Vodoun, Voudou, Voodoo, etc.) is a collective term for African Traditional Religions of coastal West Africa from Ghana to Nigeria. Vodun is practised by the Ewe people of eastern and southern Ghana, and southern and central Togo, the Kabye people, Mina people and Fon people of southern and central Togo, southern and central Benin and (under a different name) the Yoruba of southwestern Nigeria.It is distinct from the various African Traditional Religions in the interiors of these countries and is the main source of religions with similar names found among the African Diaspora in the New World such as Haitian Vodou, the Vudu of Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic, Candomblé Jejé in Brazil (which uses the term Vodum), Winti in Suriname, and Louisiana Voodoo. All these are syncretized with Christianity to various degrees and with the traditional religions of the Kongo people of Congo and Angola. Winti, Haitian Vodou and Candomblé are also syncretized with American Indian traditional religions.".
- West_African_Vodun thumbnail Voodo-altar.jpg?width=300.
- West_African_Vodun wikiPageExternalLink rara.wesleyan.edu.
- West_African_Vodun wikiPageExternalLink vodoo.htm.
- West_African_Vodun wikiPageExternalLink zinzindohoue.htm.
- West_African_Vodun wikiPageExternalLink story.php?storyId=1666721.
- West_African_Vodun wikiPageID "32669".
- West_African_Vodun wikiPageRevisionID "605565615".
- West_African_Vodun hasPhotoCollection West_African_Vodun.
- West_African_Vodun subject Category:African_traditional_religions.
- West_African_Vodun subject Category:Dahomey.
- West_African_Vodun subject Category:Vodou.
- West_African_Vodun type Abstraction100002137.
- West_African_Vodun type AfricanTraditionalReligions.
- West_African_Vodun type Attribute100024264.
- West_African_Vodun type Belief105941423.
- West_African_Vodun type CardinalVirtue104847600.
- West_African_Vodun type Cognition100023271.
- West_African_Vodun type Content105809192.
- West_African_Vodun type Good104849241.
- West_African_Vodun type Morality104846770.
- West_African_Vodun type PsychologicalFeature100023100.
- West_African_Vodun type Quality104723816.
- West_African_Vodun type Religion105946687.
- West_African_Vodun type TheologicalVirtue104847991.
- West_African_Vodun type Virtue104847482.
- West_African_Vodun comment "Vodun or Vudun (spirit in the Fon and Ewe languages, pronounced [vodṹ] with a nasal high-tone u; also spelled Vodon, Vodoun, Voudou, Voodoo, etc.) is a collective term for African Traditional Religions of coastal West Africa from Ghana to Nigeria.".
- West_African_Vodun label "Vaudou".
- West_African_Vodun label "Vodum da África Ocidental".
- West_African_Vodun label "Voodoo".
- West_African_Vodun label "Voodoo".
- West_African_Vodun label "Voodoo".
- West_African_Vodun label "Vudù".
- West_African_Vodun label "Vudú".
- West_African_Vodun label "West African Vodun".
- West_African_Vodun label "Вуду".
- West_African_Vodun label "فودو".
- West_African_Vodun label "ブードゥー教".
- West_African_Vodun label "伏都教".
- West_African_Vodun sameAs Vúdú.
- West_African_Vodun sameAs Voodoo.
- West_African_Vodun sameAs Βουντού.
- West_African_Vodun sameAs Vudú.
- West_African_Vodun sameAs Vaudou.
- West_African_Vodun sameAs Voodoo.
- West_African_Vodun sameAs Vudù.
- West_African_Vodun sameAs ブードゥー教.
- West_African_Vodun sameAs 부두교.
- West_African_Vodun sameAs Voodoo.
- West_African_Vodun sameAs Voodoo.
- West_African_Vodun sameAs Vodum_da_África_Ocidental.
- West_African_Vodun sameAs m.0803k.
- West_African_Vodun sameAs Q177764.
- West_African_Vodun sameAs Q177764.
- West_African_Vodun sameAs West_African_Vodun.
- West_African_Vodun wasDerivedFrom West_African_Vodun?oldid=605565615.
- West_African_Vodun depiction Voodo-altar.jpg.
- West_African_Vodun isPrimaryTopicOf West_African_Vodun.