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Raagmala — the six families
The Raagmala — a garland of Raags — is the painting tradition that gave every Raag a face: six parent Raags, each with a family of Raaginis (consorts) and Raagputras (sons). Every folio below is a real catalogued museum painting from Mughal South Asia — and every Raag can be heard.
Choose a family to walk its lineage, or browse the whole catalogue beneath.
The six parent Raags · choose a family
Sons of Megh itself — the line passes around the consorts, for no son is tied to any one of them.
The whole garland
Every entity in the catalogue — the six families first, then the Raags painted outside them, then the Mughal miniatures that travelled with the albums.
The Bhairon family
The Maalkons family
The Hindol family
The Deepak family
The Shree family
The Megh family
Raags painted beyond the six families
Mughal miniatures of the albums
Portraits, calligraphy and court scenes catalogued alongside the Raagmala folios — not Raag paintings, kept honestly apart.
Our catalogue ties every son to the parent Raag itself — so each family’s line passes around the consorts before reaching its sons. Raag time-of-day associations follow the classical Raagmala tradition. Museum records are quoted as catalogued, never invented.