Faith |
Epic |
Description |
Sanamahism |
Khamba Thoibi |
The tale of an orphan hero and a princess.[1] |
Sanamahism |
Numit Kappa |
The tale of a hero who shoots one of the two Suns to create a night.[2] |
Sanamahism and Hinduism |
Cheitharol Kumbaba |
One of the longest chronological series of the Manipuri royalties. |
Sanamahism |
Konthoujam Nongarol |
The tale of Sky God Soraren, who kidnapped the Konthou princess Tampha to be his consort. |
Hinduism |
Awa Ngamba |
The heroic actions of Emperor Narasingh in his conquest of Awa kingdom.[3] |
Sanamahism |
Khuman Kangleirol |
The chronicle of Khuman rulers of a couple of millennium. |
Vaisnavism |
Samsok Ngamba |
The heroic actions of the kingdom of Samsok by Emperor Pamheiba.[4] |
Sanamahism |
Hijan-Hirao |
The contributions of Luwang Ningthou Punshiba in the invention of the great dragon boat, from the giant Uningthou tree. |
Vaisnavism |
Takhel Ngamba |
The heroic actions of Emperor Pamheiba in the conquest of the Tripura (Takhel) kingdom.[5] |
Sanamahism |
Moirang Kangleirol |
The chronicle of Moilang emperors about a couple of millennium. |
Sanamahism |
Khagi Ngamba |
The heroic actions of Emperor Khagemba in the conquest of Khagi (China).[6] |
Sanamahism |
Chainarol |
The chivalry of heroes, who combat for the fame of masculinity. |
Secular |
Shingel Indu |
A complete masterpiece of Hijam Anganghal, about the irony of a lady named Indu. |
Sanamahism |
Poireiton Khunthok |
The establishment of the Khuman Kingdom by King Poireiton in Kangleipak. |
Sanamahism |
Naothingkhong Phambal Kaba |
The tale of struggles of Prince Naothingkhong to ascend the Throne of Kangleipak.[7] |
Sanamahism | Numban Pombi Luwaoba | The tale of a hero who fights the God of death, to save his consort's life. |
Secular |
Jahera |
The irony of a Muslim Lady named Jahera who can't fulfill her love with a Hindu man, due to social and religious barriers. |
Vaisnavism | Khongjom Tirtha | The journey to Khongjom region, masterpiece of Nilabir Sharma |