Begampura as a city without sorrow

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Begampura as a city without sorrow is a utopian spiritual city envisioned in the poetry of Bhagat Ravidas, symbolizing a casteless, egalitarian realm free from suffering and social oppression.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf poetic motif
religious ideal
spiritual concept
utopian city
associatedWithReligion Bhakti movement NERFINISHED
Sikhism NERFINISHED
associatedWithTradition Ravidassia tradition
culturalContext Dalit spiritual imagination
North Indian Bhakti poetry
describedIn Begampura shabad of Bhagat Ravidas NERFINISHED
hasCreator Bhagat Ravidas NERFINISHED
hasKeyFeature equal status for all residents
no caste hierarchy
no fear of authority
no private property distinctions
no suffering
no taxes
perpetual joy
presence of the Divine
hasOriginIn poetry of Bhagat Ravidas
hasTheme abolition of caste
absence of fear
absence of sorrow
absence of taxes and burdens
dignity of the oppressed
divine sovereignty
equality of all people
includedIn Guru Granth Sahib NERFINISHED
influences Dalit liberation theology in South Asia
Ravidassia religious identity
social justice discourse in Punjabi devotional traditions
interpretedAs metaphor for a just social order
vision of an ideal spiritual state
languageOfOriginalDescription Punjabi
Sant Bhasha
relatedConcept City of God NERFINISHED
heaven
utopia
symbolizes casteless society
divine city
egalitarian realm
freedom from social oppression
freedom from suffering
heavenly city
social justice
spiritual liberation
timeOfOrigin 15th century

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Bhagat Ravidas described Begampura as a city without sorrow