Tales by Tsewang Norzom: Taklay Bumba

Call Number
437-1-20:16/1

General information

Call No.:
437-1-20:16/1
Part of series
HU OSA 437-1-20 Digital Archive of Cultural Heritage: Intangible Cultural Heritage: Oral Tradition of Zanskar
Located at
Digital container #16 / No. 1
Date
2018
Level
Item
Primary Type
Audio
Language
Ladakhi
Duration
37 min. 9 sec.
Notes
This item is available in the Digital Repository.

Content

Form/Genre
Raw material
Contents Summary
Taklay Bumba is the story of a king with seven sons, for whom he wants to find wives. The tale tells the story of how the sons find themselves wives, after going through a number of adventures. Tsewang Norzom, aged eighty-three, is a farmer’s wife in the village of Kumik. She is the oldest person in her village and was suggested as someone who still remembers old tales. She learnt the tales from other people as a child. She can still recall the times when people were still coming and asking her to recite the tales.

Context

Associated Names
Norzom, Tsewang (Narrator)
Namgail, Stanzin (Donor)