An edition of Oral epics of Kalahandi (2007)

Epics Oral epics of Kalahandi

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An edition of Oral epics of Kalahandi (2007)

Epics Oral epics of Kalahandi

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India, as a land of living epic traditions has retained its many epics through its caste
(jati) and language systems. Each caste has its own caste history associated either with a
sage/god/goddess or with kings of the solar/lunar dynasty. Before the 1980s, the study
of folklore was gaining ground in India, but it was mainly based on textual analysis.

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English
Pages
303

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"Situated in the South-western part of Orissa and surrounded by hills, rivers, and valleys, Kalahandi has magnifi cent natural and cultural resources. Before the merging of the princely states of Orissa with the union of India in 1948, Kalahandi was a princely state ruled by the Naga kings. In the ancient period, Kalahandi was a part of Mahakantara, Mahavana, South Kosala,and Trikalinga. Kalahandi was popularly known as Karunda mandala during the medieval period. Royal dynasties such as the Parvata Dvaraka, the Nalas, the Saravapuriyas, the Somavamsi, and the Gangas ruled over Kalahandi. The Naga dynasty was the last one to rule over it, as known from the pages of history."

Edition Notes

India is the motherland of epics, where parallel streams of oral and written epics
have fl own for centuries. The confl ux of these streams has brought about changes
in ideology; the classical epic story has been used in post-classical folk epics as
a tool in propagating a new religious worldview and a new legitimating of ritual.( Lauri Honko :An eminent folklorist of Finland )

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Chennai
Genre
oral epics and oral narrative

Classifications

Library of Congress
GR305.5.K34 M57 2007, GR305.5.K34 M578 2007

The Physical Object

Pagination
303 p. :
Number of pages
303

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL17078571M
Internet Archive
oralepicsofkalah0000mish
ISBN 13
9788190148191
LCCN
2008331166
OCLC/WorldCat
244177711

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