Name: ハロウィンの歴史 (Halloween History)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T04:43:50.000Z
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From communion with the dead to pumpkins and pranks

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stitched together with cultural, religious and occult traditions that spans centuries.

It all began with the Celts, a people whose culture had spread across Europe more than 2,000 years ago.

October 31st was the day they celebrated the end of the harvest season in a festival called Samhain.

That night also marked the Celtic New Year and was considered a time between years.

A magical time when the ghosts of the dead walked the Earth.

"It was the time when the veil between death and life was supposed to be at its thinnest."

On Samhain, the villagers gathered and lit huge bonfires to drive the dead back to the spirit world and keep them away from the living.

But as the Catholic church's influence grew in Europe, it frowned on the pagan rituals like Samhain.

In the 7th century, the Vatican began to merge it with a church sanctioned holiday.

So November 1st was designated All Saint's Day to honour martyrs and the deceased faithful.

"Both of these holidays had to do with the afterlife and about survival after death."

"It was a calculated move on the part of the Church to bring more people into the fold."

All Saint's Day was known then as Hallowmas.

So, the translation is roughly - mass of the saints.

The night before, October 31st, was All Hallow's Eve, which gradually morphed into Halloween.

The holiday came to America with the wave of Irish immigrants during the Potato Famine of the 1840s.

They brought several of their holiday customs with them, including

and playing tricks on neighbours like removing gates from the front of houses.

The young pranksters wore masks so they wouldn't be recognized.

But over the years, the tradition of harmless tricks grew into outright vandalism.

"Back in the 1930s, it really became a dangerous holiday. I mean there was...uh..such a hooliganism and vandalism."

"Trick or Treating was originally a extortion deal."

"Give us candy or we'll trash your house."

Store keepers and neighbours began giving treats or bribes to stop the tricks and children were encouraged to travel

door to door for treats as an alternative to trouble making.

By the late 30s, Trick or Treat became the holiday greeting.

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ハロウィンの歴史 (Halloween History)

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