In some regions, paper effigies filled with grass are burned at four in the morning, and on the last day of this holiday sisters traditionally bless and give gifts to their brothers.
One story about this holiday states that a certain religious leader created a cloak with 52 tassels in order to save a group of kings from a prison. In some regions, paper effigies filled with grass are burned at four in the morning, and on the last day of this holiday sisters traditionally bless and give gifts to their brothers. Multicolored kandeels are commonly employed in this holiday, one of whose days celebrates the death of the demon Narakasura. Jains celebrate this holiday as the day Mahavira attained enlightenment, but most famously it celebrates the return of Rama to his kingdom. For 10 points, name this Hindu festival of lights.
One story about this holiday states that a certain religious leader created a cloak with 52 tassels in order to save a group of kings from a prison.
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