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Janjh Jiva Singh

Description This poetic narrative belonging to the Punjabi folklore called "Kissa kav" refers to the ancient custom of Punjab where a female magician casts a spell on the whole wedding party at a moment when its members sit for taking the wedding feast. The wedding party resumes eating only after some wise man neutralizes the magic spell by his own supernatural powers. Such beliefs and practices were part of the Punjab folklore. The narrative written in racy, recitative style highlights the kinds of dishes and items of jewellery of those times.[edit]
Keywords Janjh, Jeeva Singh, Pattal, Khatra Butani, Ludhiana, [edit]
Accession Number   BK-001078
Year 1910
Script Gurmukhi
Language Panjabi
Publisher Gulab Singh and Sons
Custodian Gurvinder Singh
Completion Complete
Condition Partially Damaged
Pages                         8
 
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