Story about Kṛṣṇa, his brother Balarāma, and Subhadrā and how the god Jagannātha came into being and was composed of these three Hindu deities. Cotton and wood pulp paper; moderate condition, unbound. 13 x 35 cm; 30 folios. Number written on manuscript by modern Bengali scholars: 1457. Author: Dvijamukuṇḍa. Scribe: Rāmacandra Kirttantā, (son of Kālidāsa Kirttantā).
"Jagannāthavijaya - Sana 1259, 8 Bhādra, roj robibar bela derprahar [August 23 1852]"
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Creation date:
1852
Languages:
Bengali
Scripts:
Bengali
Content type:
Manuscript
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"The original manuscripts are all housed at the Ramamala library in Comilla, Bangladesh.".
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EAP683/1/1/17
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