Narts

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Narts are a group of heroic, semi-divine figures from the mythological epic traditions of the peoples of the Caucasus, especially the Ossetians.

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Label Occurrences
Narts canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf epic heroes
legendary people
mythological figures
subject of oral tradition
associatedWith Abkhazians
Balkar people
surface form: Balkars

Caucasus
Circassians
Karachays
Ossetians NERFINISHED
centralThemeIn Nart epic
culture peoples of the North Caucasus
functionInCulture expression of collective identity
repository of ethical norms
genre epic tradition
hasMember Akhsar
surface form: Akhshar

Akhshartag
Batraz
Shatana
Soslan
Syrdon
Uryzmag
hasType heroic cycle
mythic-epic cycle
influencedBy Indo-Iranian mythological traditions
languageOfTransmission Abkhaz language
surface form: Abkhaz

Circassians
surface form: Circassian

Karachay-Balkar
Ossetian NERFINISHED
medium oral epic poetry
mythology Caucasian mythology
partOf Nart sagas
regionOfOrigin North Caucasus
relatedWork Nart sagas
surface form: Nart sagas of the Abkhazians

Nart sagas
surface form: Nart sagas of the Circassians

Nart sagas
surface form: Nart sagas of the Karachay-Balkars

Nart sagas
surface form: Nart sagas of the Ossetians
religiousContext pre-Christian beliefs of the Caucasus
pre-Islamic beliefs of the Caucasus
role heroic figures
semi-divine beings
studiedIn comparative mythology
folklore studies
theme feasting and contests
heroic exploits
relations between humans and gods
trickster episodes
timePeriodOfFormation pre-Christian era
pre-Islamic era

Referenced by (5)

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Soslan belongsToGroup Narts
Batraz memberOf Narts
Uryzmag associatedWith Narts
Tlepsh memberOf Narts