koguhinda
Koguhinda is a traditional rite of passage described in the fictional ethnography of the Koguhin people, who are said to inhabit the Nyanga Highlands. The term comes from the Koguhin language and is generally translated as “opening the path” or “gateway rite.”
Ritual overview: The ceremony takes place at the end of adolescence, typically over three evenings. Participants
Cultural role: Koguhinda functions to transmit values such as communal obligation, respect for elders, and stewardship
Contemporary status: In the fictional setting, Koguhinda is preserved as cultural heritage through festivals and educational