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Some Notes On The Garuda With Brief References To Its Appearances In Traditional Malay Legends

Zainab A.N., (1985) Some Notes On The Garuda With Brief References To Its Appearances In Traditional Malay Legends. Kekal Abadi, 4 (1). pp. 12-16. ISSN 01272578

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University of Malaya Library

Abstract

Discusses the definitions given on the term Garuda in various dictionaries and its descriptions in literary Malay works based mainly on the Ramayana and Mahabharata stories. The Garuda is usually portrayed as powerful and destructive in Malay legends. This differs from the Garuda in Hindu mythology-based stories in which the bird is regarded as virtuous, subservient and devoted to his masters. Sources imply that the Garuda is a symbol of strength, swiftness and valour. Yet it is relentlessly loyal and humble, a champion of good against greed, injustice and evil.

Item Type:Journal
Additional Information:This note was added by the search_and_modify.pl script.
Keywords:Mythical bird, Garuda, Animals in Malay legend
Subjects:Z Bibliography. Library Science. Information Science
P Language and Literature
ID Code:702

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