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Ishvari (Sanskrit: ईश्वरी, IAST: Īśvarī) is a
Hindu epithet of
Sanskrit origin,
referring to the Goddess, the
divine female counterpart of Ishvara. It...
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equivalent of Bhagavatī is Bhagavān. The term is an
equivalent of Devi and
Ishvari.
Bhagavati temples can also be
found all over Mumbai, for example, Bhagavati...
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Coinage of
Jaipur from the time of
Ishvari Singh, in the name of the
Mughal emperor Muhammad Shah.
Sawau Jaipur mint,
dated 1744-1745...
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elderly and
children were
handed over to a
court eunuch for care. Prasad,
Ishvari (1974).
Mughal empire. Allahabad:
Chugh Publications. p. 585. The Jat youths...
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hundred eyes on the sages. When the
sages extolled and
chanted the
hymns of
Ishvari, the four-handed
goddess appeared bearing a lotus, arrows, a
great bow...
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Singh I Bhau
Singh Jai
Singh I Ram
Singh I
Bishan Singh Jai
Singh II
Ishvari Singh Madho Singh I
Prithvi Singh II
Pratap Singh Jagat Singh Jai Singh...
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diverse traditions of
Hinduism vary, and
include Deva, Devi, Ishvara,
Ishvari, Bhagavān and Bhagavati. The
deities of
Hinduism have
evolved from the...
- devi mantra,
Mahalakshmi Astakam Stotram Written by Lord Indra.
Kamala Ishvari Jaganmata "Goddess of all things".
Deccan Herald. India. 29
September 2014...
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Paramesvari Amman Other names Angalamman Angala Devi
Angala Paramesvari Angala Ishvari Thandeshwari Poongavanathuamman Periyayi Periyandichi Pechiyayi Venerated...
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paired with a
supreme female Buddha as well (Prajñaparamita,
Vajradhatu Ishvari, or Vajrayogini). In the
Buddhist tantras,
there are
various fierce deities...
