Mother Goddesses in Kathmundu
Mother Goddesses in Kathmundu
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Book Summary
About the Book: Mother Goddesses In Kathmandu "The iconography of Nepalese Hinduism is essentially the same as that of Indian Hinduism. There are, however, some important differences between them. One of the most important difference is that Nepalese Hinduism emphasizes the Eight Matrkas: and the Eight Bhairavs. In the Kathmandu Valley one can find many temples which possess the relics or struts depicting the Eight Matrkas: Mahalaksmi, Brahmayani (Skt.; Brahmani), Kaumari, Vaisnavi, Indrayani (Skt., Indrani), and Varahi. "These images have been kept in good condition; the vehicles of the Matrkas can be clearly seen, and most of the symbols held in their hands have been preserved.
ISBN-13
9788187392460
Language
English
Binding
Paper Back
Publisher
Adroit Publisher
Publishing Date
2004-01-01
Total Pages
192

Mother Goddesses in Kathmundu

by M. Tachikawa (Author),
Adroit Publisher (Publisher)
fictionfantasyyoung adultaward winning

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Book Summary
About the Book: Mother Goddesses In Kathmandu "The iconography of Nepalese Hinduism is essentially the same as that of Indian Hinduism. There are, however, some important differences between them. One of the most important difference is that Nepalese Hinduism emphasizes the Eight Matrkas: and the Eight Bhairavs. In the Kathmandu Valley one can find many temples which possess the relics or struts depicting the Eight Matrkas: Mahalaksmi, Brahmayani (Skt.; Brahmani), Kaumari, Vaisnavi, Indrayani (Skt., Indrani), and Varahi. "These images have been kept in good condition; the vehicles of the Matrkas can be clearly seen, and most of the symbols held in their hands have been preserved.
Book Specifications
ISBN-13
9788187392460
Language
English
Binding
Paper Back
Publisher
Adroit Publisher
Publishing Date
2004-01-01
Total Pages
192