Caodaism in Vietnam

Among Vietnam religions and beliefs, Caodaism is an endogenous religion which has the typical features of South Vietnam. It is based on three traditional religions in Vietnam: Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism. It is also a major religion with approximately 2.5 million followers in many provinces and cities. In this book, we will discuss this religion in all aspects, from its process of formation and development to its tenets, regulations, rituals, sects, the process of unification, and the present situation.

Caodaist Sects and Movements for Unity

This is the original sect of Caodaism under the full name Tay Ninh Caodaist Holy [...]

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Structure of Caodaism

Caodaism is divided into many sects, each of which has its own organization based on [...]

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Caodaism & Ritual Rules – Vietnamese Religion

Caodaism’s ritual rules were written in many ancient books such as Dai Thua Chan Giao [...]

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Doctrine & Workship of Caodaism in Vietnam

Caodaism does not have a system of philosophy- and ideology- based creeds as other religions [...]

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Caodaism: Formation and Development

During the period 1926-1934, Caodaism promoted its missionary work to increase its members, mainly in [...]

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The Co-founders of Caodaism

Throughout the history of Caodaism, some figures have been considered co-founders such as Ngo Van [...]

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The Origin of Caodaism in Vietnam

The history of land reclamation in South Vietnam started just over three hundred years ago, [...]

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