Deity Meetei folklore
Lairembi
Goddess of Meitei mythology and religion
- Also called Lairemma, Lailempi, Lairembee
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- is part of Meetei folklore folklore of the Meitei people
- is part of Meitei culture culture of Meitei civilization of India
- is part of Meitei deities gods and goddesses of the Meitei people
- is part of Meitei folktales folk legends of the Meitei people of Ancient Manipur (Kangleipak) kingdom
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is part of Meitei mythology mythology of the Meitei people which is sometimes intertwined with historical facts - is part of Meiteism animistic religious belief system
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is part of Sanamahism religious or philosophical tradition of Meetei origin
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