One religious tradition of this ethnic group practices the "Great Condolences" ceremony.
One religious tradition of this ethnic group practices the "Great Condolences" ceremony. According to the beliefs of that religion of this ethnic group, there is no afterlife, but souls join the "Master Heaven," or God, upon death. A Taoist shrine built by this non-Chinese ethnic group is called the Three Sages Palace and honors an aspect of the Jade Emperor who descended to Mt. Jiri. Rituals called gut, which are partly intended to purify the dead, are practiced by this group's shamans called mu.  During the 19th century, the spread of Christianity affecting this ethnic group was referred to as the "Western Learning," which stood in contrast to a neo-Confucianism movement called the "Eastern Learning." A cult of personality with religious elements amongthis ethnic group is exemplified by the Arirang Festival. For 10 points, name this Asian ethnicity which practices Cheondoism, many of whom live in a state whose ideology is Juche.
One religious tradition of this ethnic group practices the "Great Condolences" ceremony.
 Koreans