Manasamangal

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Manasamangal is a prominent medieval Bengali narrative poem cycle devoted to the worship and mythological stories of the snake goddess Manasa, forming a key part of the Mangalkavya tradition.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mangalkavya
medieval Bengali narrative poem cycle
religious literature
associatedDeity Manasa NERFINISHED
associatedRegion Bengal NERFINISHED
medieval Bengal
containsEpisode Behula’s journey to heaven
voyage of Chand Sadagar NERFINISHED
culturalContext Bengali Hindu culture
culturalSignificance important component of Bengali narrative poetry canon
major source for Manasa mythology
devotedToDeity Manasa NERFINISHED
focusesOn conflict between Manasa and Chand Sadagar
conversion of Chand Sadagar to Manasa worship
function didactic religious instruction
propagation of Manasa worship
genre devotional poetry
mythological narrative
hasVersionBy Bijay Gupta NERFINISHED
Bipradas Pipilai NERFINISHED
Ketakadas Kshemananda NERFINISHED
Narayan Deb NERFINISHED
includesCharacter Behula NERFINISHED
Chand Sadagar NERFINISHED
Lakhindar NERFINISHED
Manasa NERFINISHED
influenced jatra performance tradition
later Bengali folk theatre
language Bengali
literaryTradition Bengali medieval literature
motif snake-bite and divine intervention
trial and devotion of Behula
narrativeForm poem cycle
puranic-style narrative
partOfTradition Mangalkavya tradition NERFINISHED
preservesTraditionOf snake worship in Bengal
primaryTheme snake goddess mythology
worship of the snake goddess Manasa
relatedWork Annadamangal NERFINISHED
Chandimangal NERFINISHED
Dharmamangal NERFINISHED
religiousCategory shakta literature
religiousContext Hinduism NERFINISHED
textualForm manuscript literature
timePeriod approximately 13th–18th century composition history
medieval period

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Mangalkavya hasSubgenre Manasamangal