Meitei mythology

Target entity: Meitei mythology
Context triple: [Leimarel Sidabi, mythology, Meitei mythology]

• A. Ahom religion
  Ahom religion is the traditional animistic and ancestor-worship-based belief system of the Ahom people of Assam, India, incorporating rituals, nature spirits, and royal cults.
• B. Ao Naga literature
  Ao Naga literature is the body of traditional and modern written and oral works created by the Ao Naga people of Nagaland, reflecting their history, folklore, and cultural identity.
• C. Turkic mythology
  Turkic mythology is the traditional belief system and collection of legends, deities, spirits, and cosmological ideas of Turkic peoples across Central Asia, Siberia, and Anatolia.
• D. Tibetan literature
  Tibetan literature is the body of written and oral works in the Tibetan language, encompassing religious texts, historical chronicles, poetry, and philosophical writings that have shaped and reflected Tibetan Buddhist and cultural traditions.
• E. Donyi-Polo nature worship
  Donyi-Polo nature worship is an indigenous animistic faith of Arunachal Pradesh centered on the veneration of the Sun (Donyi) and Moon (Polo) as divine forces guiding moral and communal life.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Meitei mythology
Target entity description: Meitei mythology is the traditional body of myths, legends, and religious narratives of the Meitei people of Manipur, centering on indigenous deities, creation stories, and cosmology.

• A. Ahom religion
  Ahom religion is the traditional animistic and ancestor-worship-based belief system of the Ahom people of Assam, India, incorporating rituals, nature spirits, and royal cults.
• B. Ao Naga literature
  Ao Naga literature is the body of traditional and modern written and oral works created by the Ao Naga people of Nagaland, reflecting their history, folklore, and cultural identity.
• C. Turkic mythology
  Turkic mythology is the traditional belief system and collection of legends, deities, spirits, and cosmological ideas of Turkic peoples across Central Asia, Siberia, and Anatolia.
• D. Tibetan literature
  Tibetan literature is the body of written and oral works in the Tibetan language, encompassing religious texts, historical chronicles, poetry, and philosophical writings that have shaped and reflected Tibetan Buddhist and cultural traditions.
• E. Donyi-Polo nature worship
  Donyi-Polo nature worship is an indigenous animistic faith of Arunachal Pradesh centered on the veneration of the Sun (Donyi) and Moon (Polo) as divine forces guiding moral and communal life.
• F. None of above. chosen