Supernatural elements and objects in Kamrop and Kamelta poem collection

Kamrop and Kamelta or the Effort Order is a romance-folklore collection belongs to the Indian subcontinent, which is about the love of Prince Kamrop, son of the king Uday Poor, for the Princess of Sarandib, Kamelta, who is still a virgin. This work is a combined prose and poetry which has been compiled by Haraj Bolhate, known as Fayez Nazar, written by Ray Suk Ram Doray Hikdakh ibn Ray Sin Ray in 1231 AH and originally composed by Mir Muhammad Murad Layegh Jaunpuri. The writers will study the supernatural elements and objects of the story in addition to report that, referring to the original version by Fayez Nazar. The importance of the present study is to consider the function of supernatural elements in heroe's idealistic action and the impossible presence in possible objects such as creatures and objects. The research method is inductive analysis and the aim is to introduce one of the lyrical stories of the Indian subcontinent and penetrate to the Iranian and Indian common borders of religion, language and beliefs. Among the salient points of this narrative are the signs of magic and fantasy trip to the world of demons and fairies. Its advantage is using garden as a common place of real and imaginary worlds for communication of creatures and confluence of contradictory elements in this heavenly place.