This Javanese version of the Mahābhārata differs slightly from the original Indian version. It has become the fertile source for Javanese literature, dance drama, and shadow puppet performances.
The and in an act of the Javanese performance Outside the Indian subcontinent, in, a version was developed in ancient as in the 11th century under the patronage of King (990–1016) and later it spread to the neighboring island of, which remains a Hindu majority island today. These include the street theatre, and, the plays of which use themes from the Tamil language versions of Mahabharata, focusing on Draupadi. Regional versions Many regional versions of the work developed over time, mostly differing only in minor details, or with verses or subsidiary stories being added.
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