Abstract
The aim of this research was to study and investigate the various plants and animals to used for ritual Entas-entas, Tengger society in Ngadas Kidul village, subdistrict of Poncokusumo, residence of Malang, East Java. This research methods was included structural and open ended discussion and direct observation with follow ceremonial ethnoritual from Petinggi Tengger, Dukun Pandhita (master of ritual), wong Sepuh, Legen and Tengger people. The result of this research showed that the ethnoritual Entas-entas was still good and consistency special in Ngadas Kidul, central Tengger area. Sum of plants to used in ritual involved 30 species and 6 species of animals; 3 species of mammals and 3 species of aves.
Highlights
The aim of this research was to study and investigate the various plants and animals to used for ritual Entas-entas, Tengger society in Ngadas Kidul village, subdistrict of Poncokusumo, residence of Malang, East Java
The result of this research showed that the ethnoritual Entasentas was still good
KESIMPULAN Dalam melaksanakan ritual adat Entasentas masyarakat Tengger melakukan secara bersama-sama, perasaan sama merupakan sistem tradisi, nilai hakiki yang luhur dari nenek moyang mereka, merupakan akumulasi kehidupan di lingkungannya
Summary
The aim of this research was to study and investigate the various plants and animals to used for ritual Entas-entas, Tengger society in Ngadas Kidul village, subdistrict of Poncokusumo, residence of Malang, East Java. Etnoritual merupakan bagian etnobiologi berkembang dengan adanya fakta kehidupan kelompok masyarakat atau suku serta usaha menanggulangi mara bahaya, sehingga dilakukan ritual adat dan merupakan akumulasi hasil pemikiran, budaya mereka atau suku bangsa dengan memanfaatkan sumber daya alam hayati. Etnobiologi adalah suatu ilmu yang menelaah penggunaan, pengelolaan serta hubungan budaya manusia dalam masyarakat atau suku bangsa terhadap keanekaragaman hayati baik hewan maupun tumbuhan.
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