- language,
Pattariyars are distinct.
Historical ****cution by a
leader named SaivaNaik reportedly drove many to
Madurai and Tanjore.
Pattusali Adaviyar Tamils...
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Kalcar ainḍ Lēngvējiz. OCLC 20814965. Kāśmīra-
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Aspects of
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- from Pothanna, who
wrote Bhagavata purana in Telugu. Like him, she was
Saiva Hindu, but
wrote the
story of Rama (an
incarnation of Vishnu) and also refused...
- Kanniyakumari:
Harikumar Arts. p. 36. Dr. R., Selvaganapathy, ed. (2013).
Saiva Encyclopaedia volume 5 -
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Tamil Nadu (Later period) (in Tamil)...
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Retrieved 4
August 2022. ‘Uḍḍiyāna and Kashmir’, pp 265-269 ‘The
Śaiva Exegesis of Kashmir’, in Mélanges
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- Sri
Lankan Sinhalese society, king
Rajasinha I of
Sitawaka reverted to
Saiva Siddhantism after a
prolonged domination of
Theravada Buddhism following...
- festivals. In pre-independence
period Kalahandi was
largely inspired to
Saivaism,
Vaishanivism and
Shakti puja.
Shakti Puja is
largely accepted among tribal...
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their Symbolism in
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Saiva Component in the
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Jagannatha Temples in Contemporary...
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