1. Thabaton, lovingly called as Thaba, was a lady in Meitei mythology and folklore of Ancient Kangleipak.

1. Thabaton, lovingly called as Thaba, was a lady in Meitei mythology and folklore of Ancient Kangleipak.
Thabaton had seven elder brothers who took care of her at every cost.
Thabaton was kidnapped by Keibu Keioiba, a tiger headed man, during the absence of her siblings.
Thabaton was born as the only daughter of her parents, alongside seven sons.
Thabaton was held captive in the den of Keibu Keioiba in the middle of the thick woodlands.
Thabaton tricked the beast to fetch water from the stream using a bamboo pipe.
The way lady Thabaton was abducted by Keibu Keioiba varies according to different versions of the story.
In most versions, Thabaton was tricked by Keibu Keioiba by reciting the code words learned from the neighborhood old woman.
So, the old woman intervened by asking Thabaton to lend her a needle.
Thabaton told her to take it from a small hole through the wall of the house.
Thabaton, feeling pity for her, opened the door a little bit.
Thabaton was described as a lady well known for "her chastity, beauty, loyalty, and obedience to her brothers".
Thabaton is described as grown up in a family of poor brothers who lived from hand to mouth.
Thabaton used her wisdom during the time she was abducted by Keibu Keioiba.
In some versions of the story, using her wisdom, lady Thabaton planned to kill Keibu Keioiba and the treacherous old woman.
Thabaton asked Keibu Keioiba that she wanted an old woman's skin.
Later, Thabaton gave Keibu Keioiba a hollow bamboo pipe to fetch water.
The making of Thabaton's character was extremely time-consuming in comparison to others.
Later on, the innocent looks of lady Thabaton was finally created.