Confucianism
Confucianism: main religion for the Indonesian Chinese minority
The Indonesian Chinese minority has long been marginalised. Accounting for about three percent of the population, the Chinese migrated to Indonesia during the nineteenth century bringing their traditions and customs with them. Perceived as a Chinese cultural symbol, Confucianism was denied recognition by the government for several decades. During Suharto’s rule, all signs of Chinese culture including language and religion were prohibited. Confucians usually registered as Buddhists or Catholics to marry and overcome the bureaucratic limitations.
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