Yama Zatdaw (Burmese Ramayana)

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Yama Zatdaw is the Burmese adaptation of the Indian epic Ramayana, reinterpreted within Myanmar’s cultural, religious, and literary traditions.

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instanceOf Burmese literary work
Burmese performing art tradition
Ramayana adaptation
adaptationAspect incorporation of Burmese court culture
integration of Buddhist moral themes
local Burmese names for characters
associatedWith Burmese court literature
Burmese dance
Burmese music
Burmese royal ideology
basedOn Ramayana NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Myanmar NERFINISHED
culture Burmese culture
genre epic literature
mythological drama
hasAntagonist Ravana NERFINISHED
hasArtForm yoke thé (Burmese marionette theatre)
zat pwe
hasMainCharacter Hanuman NERFINISHED
Lakshmana NERFINISHED
Rama NERFINISHED
Sita NERFINISHED
hasVariant poetic and prose retellings
puppet play versions
stage drama versions
influencedBy Indian Ramayana tradition
Theravada Buddhist values
language Burmese language NERFINISHED
medium dance drama
puppet theatre
theatre
narrativeTheme dharma and righteous kingship
good versus evil
loyalty and devotion
partOf Burmese classical drama tradition NERFINISHED
performedAt religious festivals in Myanmar
royal courts of Burma
traditional Burmese theatres
religiousContext Hinduism NERFINISHED
Theravada Buddhism NERFINISHED
roleInSociety court entertainment
moral education
religious instruction
sharesTraditionWith Khmer Reamker NERFINISHED
Lao Phra Lak Phra Lam NERFINISHED
Thai Ramakien NERFINISHED
timePeriod precolonial Burma

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