- that was
initiated by
Srimanta Sankardeva and
later developed within the
sattras, and thus
called Sattriya, is one of the
eight classical dance forms in...
- that had
supported the Ahom
kingdom came to owe
allegiance to the
Moamara sattra:
Morans (the
mainstay of the Ahom militia), the
Sonowal Kacharis (gold-washers)...
-
after some
wandering close to Patbausi, or
Chandravatipura near Sankardev's
sattra.
Damodardev received his
education along with his two
brothers under Kalpacandra...
- of
devotees he
initiated evolved over time into
monastic centers called Sattras,
which continue to be
important socio-religious
institutions in ****am and...
-
struggle between the
Moamorias (Mataks), the
adherents of the
Mayamara Sattra, and the Ahom kings. This
uprising spread widely to
other sections of Ahom...
-
polymath from ****am.
These dances are part of the
living traditions today of
Sattra,
which are
communities of live-in
devotees belonging to the
Ekasarana Dharma...
- Minkowski, C. Z.
Janamehayas Sattra and
Ritual Structure, JAOS 109 (1989), 410–420. Minkowski, C. Z. 'Snakes,
Sattras and the Mahabharata', in: Essays...
-
religion and dramatist. The two
Sattras are
Narowa Sattra and
Salaguri Sattras. The mini
Museum is
there in
Narowa Sattras [citation needed] New Gatanga...
- 2
August 1933 to
Dharanidhar Dev
Goswami and
Chandraprova Devi at
Adhar Sattra, a
village near
Dergaon in
Golaghat district, in the
Northeast Indian state...
- that
emerged in the 16th
century and the
proselytising activities of the
Sattra institutions created a path for
individuals of
tribal origins to traverse...
