Pop (ghost)
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spirit.Legends
A traditional legend says that a long time ago, a flower could take control of them. Once, the prince said the magic words and entered the body of an animal. His servant overheard those words, repeated them, and entered the body of the prince. The servant fooled people into thinking he was the prince. Seeing this, the prince quickly entered the body of a bird and rushed to tell the truth to his wife. Upon hearing this, the prince's wife had the servant's body destroyed, and the prince challenged the false prince to enter the body of an animal. When the servant foolishly entered and took control of the animal's body, the real prince re-entered his own body. The servant was unable to re-enter his body as it was destroyed. Henceforth, his revenant spirit goes from one body to another, eating its intestines.[2]
Village legends say that this ghost lives inside a sorceress and leaves her body during sleep. Before the witch can die, the spirit has to find a body into which the Pop will be transmitted by consuming some saliva from the old sorceress.
If these ghosts succeed in haunting someone, they will eat that person's intestines while sleeping. One rumored way to get rid of them is to call in a healing dancer, chasing away the Pop by spinning dance. When the patient is watching the dance, Pop will enter into the spinning movement and be chased from the body.
History
The Pop was mentioned in Ramphan Philap (รำพันพิลาป, "Lament of Bewailment"), a poem by
In November 1892, coinciding with the reign of King
The story of the Pop of Uttaradit was recorded in Vajrayana Viset (วชิรญาณวิเศษ), which was a publication distributed among the upper-class circles at that time.[4]
Later in 1908, at Ban Songyae in the present-day
In modern times
In 2002, there was news published in the
In 2007, following the mysterious and sudden deaths of four villagers in
In 2012, 10 males died suddenly in Pakse, Champa Province, Laos.[citation needed] People believed that these deaths were caused by Pop.
In February 2024, a young woman told her story on TikTok that she was 6 months pregnant and on her second pregnancy. One night, she left the house to go out to eat about 10:00 pm. She smelled betel nut and cordial following her. After that, she also had a strange dream about an old woman biting her pregnant belly. She believed it was a Pop who came to eat her unborn child.[7]
In academic terms
In the technical description, it is described that 'Pop is a social process'. That is to deny people who are alienated from society or the community. The accused is a Pop who will be expelled from the village community. This belief was more prominent in the upper northeast and some central parts. It may not be found in other regions.[8][9]
Adaptations
It also appears in movies with a mixture of horror and comedy, such as the 2008 film Ban Phi Poep (บ้านผีเปิบ), "The House of the Spirit Gorging itself",
See also
References
- ^ Movie poster
- ^ a b Spirit
- ^ Matsuwan, Kimthong (2024-01-13). "ปอบ ผีปอบเป็นอย่างไร? เกิดจากไหน? การไล่-กำจัดปอบทำอย่างไร?". Art & Culture (in Thai). Retrieved 2024-04-24.
- ^ a b "การเดินทางของ 'ปอบ' ร.ศ.111 ถึง 'ปอบ' ยุค 4.0". Voice TV (in Thai). 2017-07-07. Retrieved 2024-02-08.
- ^ a b Scoop Viewfinder (2023-10-24). "[เรื่องเล่ารอบกองไฟ] ตอน เกิดอะไรขึ้นกับแย้ม ในธี่หยด". YouTube (in Thai). Retrieved 2024-02-08.
- ^ Red Diary (2019-04-19). "[Red Diary] เปิดตำนานอาถรรพ์ "พระอุ้มหมา ชีอุ้มแมว"". Blockdit (in Thai). Retrieved 2024-02-08.
- ^ "สาวเล่าเรื่องหลอน ตั้งท้อง 6 เดือน ออกจากบ้านกลางดึก เจอผีปอบตาม". Khaosod (in Thai). 2024-02-24. Retrieved 2024-04-22.
- PPTV(in Thai). 2017-08-31. Retrieved 2017-09-28.
- ^ "ตาสว่าง! "สธ.ชัยภูมิ" ชี้ 8 ศพ ตายไม่ใช่ "ปอบ" เอาชีวิต แต่มาจาก "โรคประจำตัว – เบาหวาน – ดื่มเหล้าจัด"". PPTV (in Thai). 2017-03-02. Retrieved 2017-09-28.
- ^ "Ban Pop". Archived from the original on 2014-04-09. Retrieved 2012-08-29.
- ^ Ekapan Banleurit
- ^ ผีหลบปอบไม่หลบ
- ^ Phan Pop
- ^ Pop Chom Tingtong movie poster
- ^ "หรือผีในธี่หยด คือ ห่าก้อม โคตรผีปอบ โหดเหี้ยมจนแม้แต่ผียังกลัว". Major Cineplex (in Thai). 2023-10-30. Retrieved 2023-11-05.
- ^ "ธี่หยด รายได้ทะลุ 200 ล้าน ทุบสถิติหนังไทยทำเงินผ่านหลัก 100 ล้านเร็วสุดของปี". Prachachat (in Thai). 2023-10-29. Retrieved 2023-11-04.
- ^ Ban Phi Peup
- ^ Krasue Kat Pop (Thailand 1990)
- ^ Chao Nang
- ^ Mae Nak Cheu Pop poster
- ^ Pop Phi Fa
- ^ Pop Phi Fa 2009
- ^ Pop comic image Archived 2014-04-09 at the Wayback Machine
- ^ Pop - Comic book[permanent dead link]