Pernikahan “Pada Gelahang”
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.51172/jbmb.v1i3.33Keywords:
marriage, “pada gelahang”, purusha.Abstract
Bali has changed. The world is no longer partially controlled by men but there are forms of marriage where both the bride and groom act as purusha (the power of patriarchy) or have the same rights and obligations between them. This qualitative study found that the number of bride and groom couples in Bali who choose the form of marriage "pada gelahang" (having the same rights and obligations), from year to year tends to increase. The background or main reason for choosing the form of the marriage is to continue the regeneration. There are three principles or attitudes of life that need to be held and respected so that the marriage achieves prosperity and happiness forever (find a forever happiness), namely paksa, lasia, and satya.
References
Kaler, I Gusti Ketut. 1967. Butir-butir Tercecer tentang Adat Bali. Denpasar: Bali Agung.
Perhimpunan Dosen Hukum Adat (Pershada) Bali. 2008. “Perkawinan ‘Pada Gelahang’”
(penelitian).
Pusat Pelayanan Konsultasi Adat dan Budaya Bali, LPPM Universitas Udayana). 2015. Hasil
Penelitian ”Bali Shanti”, Denpasar.
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