In the Suri culture, Chorkale refers to the group of initiates during the nine days before a young man assumes the role of maz. Following the bull-jumping ceremony, the maz remains covered in charcoal and butter—charcoal for four days, butter for another four—before cleansing with cattle urine, water, and riverbed sand on the ninth day. He then sets aside his sister’s sheepskin cape and beads, replacing them with his own, officially stepping into the role of maz. This sacred period culminates in

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