Ladurlad

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Ladurlad is a central heroic figure in Robert Southey's epic poem "The Curse of Kehama," known for enduring a supernatural curse that renders him sleepless and invulnerable.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
heroic figure
poetic character
appearsIn The Curse of Kehama NERFINISHED
associatedWithAuthor Lake Poets NERFINISHED
associatedWithReligionInFiction Hinduism NERFINISHED
cannot die by ordinary means
sleep
createdBy Robert Southey NERFINISHED
cursedBy Kehama NERFINISHED
endures torments without physical harm
featuredInGenre Romantic-era epic poetry
fictionalUniverse The Curse of Kehama NERFINISHED
firstAppearance The Curse of Kehama, Book 1 NERFINISHED
hasAbility invulnerability
hasCanonicalStatus minor but notable character in English literature
hasCondition sleeplessness
hasDaughter Kailyal NERFINISHED
hasMedium text
hasMoralAlignment good
hasOriginalLanguage English
hasTrait courage
devotion to his daughter
endurance
languageOfWork English
literaryForm epic poem
literaryPeriod Romanticism NERFINISHED
narrativeFunction agent of resistance to Kehama
focus of the curse motif
nationalityInFiction Hindoo
opposes Kehama NERFINISHED
protects Kailyal NERFINISHED
relatedWorkAuthor Robert Southey NERFINISHED
roleInWork central heroic figure
protagonist
settingOfActions mythic India
suffersFrom supernatural curse
themeInvolvement conflict between man and gods
power of paternal love
struggle against tyranny
undergoes spiritual trials
workPublicationCentury 19th century

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