mahukaidu
Mahukaidu is a fictional term used in a constructed culture to denote a yearly harvest festival that centers on communal gathering, storytelling, and ritual light. The concept is created for worldbuilding and is not a real-world tradition. In the imagined culture, mahukaidu functions as a seasonal pivot that brings together families, artisans, and neighbors after the harvest cycle.
Etymology within the fictional language attributes mahukaidu to two elements: mahu meaning “together” and kaidu meaning
Practices typically span several days and include processions, lantern making, storytelling, and communal feasts. A central
Cultural significance centers on social cohesion, intergenerational knowledge transfer, and the reaffirmation of kinship networks. The
Variants exist across regions in the imagined world. Coastal communities might feature boat escorts and coastal