Bāl Kāṇḍ

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Bāl Kāṇḍ is the opening book of the Ramcharitmanas that narrates the divine origins, childhood, and early life of Lord Rama.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book of a religious epic
section of Ramcharitmanas
associatedWork Ramayana tradition NERFINISHED
author Tulsidas NERFINISHED
centralTheme bhakti (devotion) to Rama
dharma
divinity of Rama
containsEpisode Putrakameshti yajna of Dasharatha NERFINISHED
Rama’s journey with Vishvamitra
Sita’s swayamvara NERFINISHED
birth of the four princes of Ayodhya
breaking of Shiva’s bow by Rama
confrontation with Parashurama
slaying of demons by Rama
culturalSignificance recited in Hindu religious gatherings
used in devotional singing (katha and kirtan)
featuresCharacter Bharata NERFINISHED
Dasharatha NERFINISHED
Janaka NERFINISHED
Kaushalya NERFINISHED
Lakshmana NERFINISHED
Parashurama NERFINISHED
Rama NERFINISHED
Shatrughna NERFINISHED
Sita NERFINISHED
Vishvamitra NERFINISHED
genre devotional literature
epic poetry
language Awadhi NERFINISHED
meter various Hindi poetic meters
narrativeFocus birth of Rama
childhood of Rama
divine origins of Rama
early life of Rama
education of Rama
marriage of Rama and Sita
youthful exploits of Rama
partOf Ramcharitmanas NERFINISHED
placeAssociatedWithComposition North India NERFINISHED
positionInWork first book of Ramcharitmanas
primarySubject Rama NERFINISHED
relatedConcept Rama bhakti
Rama-lila narratives
religion Hinduism
religiousTradition Vaishnavism NERFINISHED
script Devanagari
timePeriodOfComposition late 16th century
workForm poetic verse

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Ramcharitmanas containsPart Bāl Kāṇḍ