A Hindu mythological work in Skt., one of the eighteen mahapur as . The title must be derived from Bhagav n , which means here K a / Vi u , the central deity of the text. It is usually included in the list of the eighteen mah -pur as (Major Pur as), but among these it is the most idiosyncratic and unusual work. Innumerable versions of it were produced in almost all vernaculars of India, and many religious movements (among them the schools of Caitanya and Vallabh
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