Naga kingdom

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The Naga kingdom is a mythical subterranean realm in Hindu mythology inhabited by serpent deities (Nagas) and often associated with episodes in the Mahabharata and other ancient texts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf location in Hindu mythology
mythical kingdom
subterranean realm
accessMode reached through mystical or divine means
associatedConcept fertility
rain
underworld wealth
water
associatedDeityType semi-divine beings
associatedWith Hindu epics
Mahabharata NERFINISHED
Puranas NERFINISHED
cosmicFunction abode of serpent deities
repository of subterranean riches
cosmologicalLevel lower worlds (Patala)
culturalRegion Indian subcontinent
depictedIn Hindu mythological art
feature palaces studded with jewels
rivers and lakes
treasures
governedBy Naga kings
serpent monarchs
guardedBy powerful Nagas
inhabitants Nagas NERFINISHED
serpent deities
languageContext Sanskrit literature
mentionedIn Mahabharata NERFINISHED
ancient Sanskrit texts
various Puranas
mythologicalTradition Hindu mythology NERFINISHED
Indian mythology
oftenLocated beneath oceans
beneath the earth
underworld
realmType subterranean
relatedMythicGroup Asura realms
Yaksha realms
religion Hinduism
roleInText setting for episodes involving Arjuna
setting for episodes involving Balarama
setting for episodes involving Naga king Takshaka
symbolism guardianship of treasures
hidden knowledge
occult power
timeOfOrigin ancient Indian mythic period

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Ulupi broughtArjunaTo Naga kingdom