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STORIES · THE MAHĀBHĀRATA · Bengali & Assamese · regional retelling
Who revives Arjuna? Assamese and Manipuri versions
Variant
An 18th-century Manipuri poem makes Krishna, not Ulupi, the reviver.
In the 13th-century Assamese Hari Hara Bipra version Ulupi secures the jewel; elsewhere Babruvahana goes to Naga-loka for the Nagamani. In the 18th-century Manipuri retelling by Langjam Chandrashyam, Krishna revives Arjuna.
Who: Arjuna, Babruvahana, Krishna, Ulupi
Bound to
Babruvahana kills his father; Ulupi's jewel same-story-other-version
Pramila of the land of women mirror
Places: Manipur, Assam
Where this comes from
- modern-popular · Devdutt Pattanaik, The march of Yudhishthira's horse cites Hari Hara Bipra and Langjam Chandrashyam
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