કચ્છનો કાર્તિકેય: અમદાવાદ દર્શન
Author unrecorded — Date not established
Book · Gujarati · Open access
Gujarati travel account of Ahmedabad and its Bhadrakali.
Source: Gujarati Wikisource
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કેસરિયો રંગ તને (Kesariyo Rang Tane)
Traditional — Date not established
Poetry · Gujarati · Open access
Gujarati garba of Ma Kali of Pavagadh.
Source: Gujarati Wikisource
Original source or repositoryઘોર અંધારી રે રાતલડીમાં આવી તારે દ્વાર
Navalram Pandya — Date not established
Poetry · Gujarati · Open access
Garba addressing the goddess as Mahakali and Chandika at Bahuchar's court.
Source: Gujarati Wikisource
Original source or repositoryઠગ, લૂંટાતો સંઘ (Thag)
Ramanlal Desai — 1938
Book · Gujarati · Open access
Novel chapter where a Thug declares himself Mahakali's servant, punishing the wicked.
Source: Gujarati Wikisource
Original source or repositoryતું કાળી ને કલ્યાણી રે મા (Tu Kali ne Kalyani Re Ma)
Traditional — Date not established
Poetry · Gujarati · Open access
Gujarati garba song to the Mother as Kali and Kalyani.
Source: Gujarati Wikisource
Original source or repositoryદ્વિરેફની વાતો: ખેમી (Khemi)
Pathak, Ramnarayan (Dwiref) — Date not established
Book · Gujarati · Open access
Dwiref's short story invoking the power of Bhadrakali Mata.
Source: Gujarati Wikisource
Original source or repositoryબીરબલ અને બાદશાહ, કાળી અને બીરબલ
P. P. Kuntanpuri — Date not established
Book · Gujarati · Open access
Birbal tale in which the goddess Kalika appears to Birbal.
Source: Gujarati Wikisource
Original source or repositoryમા પાવા તે ગઢથી (Ma Pava Te Gadhthi)
Traditional — Date not established
Poetry · Gujarati · Open access
Garba of the Mother descending from Pavagadh, who founded Champaner.
Source: Gujarati Wikisource
Original source or repositoryમા, તું પાવાની પટરાણી (Garba)
Traditional — Date not established
Poetry · Gujarati · Open access
Garba to the dark Kalika, queen of Pavagadh hill.
Source: Gujarati Wikisource
Original source or repositoryરાસચંદ્રિકા, નવશક્તિનાં વધામણાં
Ardeshir Khabardar — Date not established
Poetry · Gujarati · Open access
Raas poem set to the tune of 'Ma Pava te gadh thi utarya Mahakali re'.
Source: Gujarati Wikisource
Original source or repositoryસ્વામી વિવેકાનંદ, શ્રીરામકૃષ્ણ પરમહંસ
Ramprasad Kashiprasad Desai — Date not established
Book · Gujarati · Open access
Gujarati life of Vivekananda: Rani Rasmani's Kali temple and Ramakrishna's life there.
Source: Gujarati Wikisource
Original source or repositoryસ્વામી વિવેકાનંદ, શ્રીરામકૃષ્ણની શિક્ષણ પદ્ધતિ અને નરેન્દ્રની તૈયારી
Ramprasad Kashiprasad Desai — Date not established
Book · Gujarati · Open access
Narendra, doubting image worship, comes to cry 'Kali, Kali' under Ramakrishna's guidance.
Source: Gujarati Wikisource
Original source or repositoryસ્વામી વિવેકાનંદ, શ્રીરામકૃષ્ણનો સમાગમ
Ramprasad Kashiprasad Desai — Date not established
Book · Gujarati · Open access
Ramakrishna prays to Kali for Narendra's coming and chants Mahakali's name in the temple.
Source: Gujarati Wikisource
Original source or repositoryଓଡ଼ିଆ ଭାଗବତ, ୫ (Odia Bhagavata, book 5)
Jagannatha Dasa — Date not established
Scripture · Odia · Open access
Jagannatha Dasa's Odia Bhagavata, where Chandi-Bhadrakali blazes in anger.
Source: Odia Wikisource
Original source or repositoryଓଡ଼ିଆ ଭାଗବତ, ସ୍କନ୍ଧ ୧୦ (Odia Bhagavata, Book 10)
Jagannatha Dasa — 16th c.
Scripture · Odia · Open access
Book 10 of the Odia Bhagavata, with the names of Yogamaya, among them Bhadrakali.
Source: Odia Wikisource
Original source or repositoryକାଉଁରୀ କାମଚଣ୍ଡୀର ଦେଶେ (In the Land of Kamakhya)
Jagannath Mohanty — 1999
Article · Odia · Open access
Odia travel essay on Kamakhya, citing the Kalika Purana and the Kali and Tara shrines in the temple precinct.
Source: Odia Wikisource
Original source or repositoryଚୈତ୍ର ମଙ୍ଗଳା ଓଷା (Chaitra Mangala Osha)
Traditional — Date not established
Scripture · Odia · Open access
Odia vow-tale invoking the goddess as Kalika and Mahishamardini.
Source: Odia Wikisource
Original source or repositoryବଜ୍ର ମହାକାଳୀ ବ୍ରତ ଓ ଫୁଲେରୀ ଓଷା କଥା (Vajra Mahakali Brata and Phuleri Osha Katha)
Traditional — Date not established
Scripture · Odia · Open access
Odia vow-tale for the Vajra Mahakali vrata.
Source: Odia Wikisource
Original source or repositoryବନ୍ଦୀର ଆତ୍ମକଥା (Bandira Atmakatha)
Das, Gopabandhu — Date not established
Poetry · Odia · Open access
Gopabandhu Das's prison poem invoking Bhadrakali on the Salandi river.
Source: Odia Wikisource
Original source or repositoryଶ୍ରୀ ମଙ୍ଗଳା ସ୍ତୁତି (Sri Mangala Stuti)
Author unrecorded — Date not established
Poetry · Odia · Open access
Odia hymn to Mangala, whose retinue includes Chandi and Chamunda.
Source: Odia Wikisource
Original source or repositoryସାରଳା ମହାଭାରତ (Sarala Mahabharata)
Sarala Das — Date not established
Poetry · Odia · Open access
Sarala Das's Odia Mahabharata, with a Bhadrakali episode.
Source: Odia Wikisource
Original source or repositoryஅங்காளம்மை (Angalamman), Vazhviyar Kalanjiyam 1
Tamil University, Thanjavur — Date not established
Reference · Tamil · Open access
Encyclopedia entry on Angalamman, including the tradition that Kannagi took Kali's form to avenge herself.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryஅம்பர் மாகாளத்தான் (Ambar Makalam), in Venkatam Mutal Kumari Varai 2
T. M. Bhaskara Thondaiman — Date not established
Book · Tamil · Open access
Travel-history chapter on the Ambar Makalam shrine and its legend of Kali sent as a maiden who reveals her true form.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryஅழகர் கோயில், 026 (Azhagar Kovil)
Paramasivan, Thoo. — Date not established
Book · Tamil · Open access
Folklore study passage on Madappuram's border goddess Bhadrakali.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryஇயல் தமிழ் இன்பம்: பெண் தெய்வ வழிபாடு (Goddess worship)
Author unrecorded — Date not established
Article · Tamil · Open access
Essay on Tamil goddess worship, from Korravai to Kali.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryஇலங்கைக் காட்சிகள்: பத்தினித் தெய்வம் (Pattini)
Author unrecorded — Date not established
Book · Tamil · Open access
Essay on Pattini worship and its later fusion with Kali and Durga.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryஉச்சிமாகாளி கதை (The story of Uchchi Makali)
Author unrecorded — Date not established
Book · Tamil · Open access
Tamil folk narrative of how Uchchini Makali was born from Shiva's head.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryஐவரின் தேவி (Goddess of the Five), in Indhiya Samudhaya Varalaatril Penmai
Rajam Krishnan — Date not established
Book · Tamil · Open access
Essay on Korravai as the Dravidian victory goddess and mother, tracing her cult through Tamil sources.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryகலிங்க ராணி, 26 (Kalinga Rani, ch. 26)
Annadurai, C. N. — Date not established
Book · Tamil · Open access
Annadurai's novel with Makali seated on the temple roof.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryகலிங்கத்துப்பரணி ஆராய்ச்சி: கற்பனை ஊற்று
Author unrecorded — Date not established
Book · Tamil · Open access
Study of Kalingattupparani's imagery of Kali's scorching desert abode.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryகலைக்களஞ்சியம்: அம்பர் மாகாளம் (Ambar Makalam)
Tamil Valarchi Kazhagam (Kalaikkalanjiyam) — Date not established
Reference · Tamil · Open access
Encyclopedia entry on the shrine where Kali worshipped to expiate slaying demons.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryகொன்ற சிரிப்பு (The Laugh that Killed)
Pudhumaipithan — Date not established
Book · Tamil · Open access
Short story of a child found crying at the door of a Kali temple and raised by its priest.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryசி. சுப்ரமணிய பாரதியார் பாடல்கள்: தெய்வப் பாடல்கள் — C. Subramania Bharati, Teivap Pāṭalkaḷ
C. Subramania Bharati; e-text prepared by Govardhanan; HTML/PDF by K. Kalyanasundaram — 2021-09-16 [digital revision]
Poetry · Tamil · Open access
This complete Tamil digital collection places Bharati’s Kali poems within a wider body of devotional verse. The sustained goddess sequence includes songs to Kali, a hymn, appeals for spiritual power, an offering of the self, the dance of dissolution, and praise of Mahakali. Its range allows readers to follow the connections among the poet’s language of Mother, Sakti, fearlessness, creative power,
Source: Project Madurai
Original source or repositoryசிலப்பதிகாரம்: வேட்டுவ வரி (Silappatikaram, 'Song of the Hunters')
Ilango Adigal — Date not established
Poetry · Tamil · Open access
The classic Tamil hunters' hymn to Korravai, the Tamil war goddess identified with Kali.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryசிலம்பின் கதை: வேடுவ வரி (Story of the Anklet: hunters' song)
Author unrecorded — Date not established
Book · Tamil · Open access
Prose retelling of the Vettuva Vari, where a girl is dressed as Korravai.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryசிலாபப் பிரதேசச் சிறுதெய்வ வழிபாட்டில் காளி, கண்ணகி (Kali and Kannagi in Chilaw Folk-Deity Worship)
நாராயணன் மல்லிகாதேவி (N. Mallikadevi) — 2004–2005
Article · Tamil · Open access
Independent Tamil discussion of the relationship between Kālī and Kannagi in regional folk-deity tradition; link points to complete issue containing the article.
Source: Ilangathir 2004–2005, pp. 8–17 — Noolaham
Original source or repositoryசூடாமணி நிகண்டு, 11-19 (Chudamani Nigandu)
Mandala Purushar — Date not established
Reference · Tamil · Open access
Medieval Tamil thesaurus verse listing names of Kali, including Korravai.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryதமிழ் நாட்டில் தாய்வழிச் சமுதாயம், in Tamilar Varalarum Panpadum
N. Vanamamalai — Date not established
Book · Tamil · Open access
Marxist folklorist's chapter linking matrilineal society to the rise of the mother goddess Korravai.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryதில்லைப் பெருங்கோயில் வரலாறு: தில்லைத்திருப்பணி
Vellaivaranan, K. — Date not established
Book · Tamil · Open access
History of the Chidambaram temple works, including Thillai Kali.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryதெய்வப் பொதுவுடைமை, in Silambo Silambu
Sundarashanmuganar — Date not established
Book · Tamil · Open access
Study of the gods of the Silappatikaram, including the travellers' halt at a Korravai temple.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryதெய்வம் படும் பாடு, in Tamil Inbam
R. P. Sethu Pillai — Date not established
Article · Tamil · Open access
Essay on the Korravai shrine on Ayirai hill and the old warrior worship of the victory goddess.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryதென்தமிழ் தெய்வப் பரணி, in Kalingattupparani Aaraichi
N. Subbu Reddiar — Date not established
Book · Tamil · Open access
Study of the parani war-poem form, whose set sections include the Kali temple and the tale told to Kali.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryதொல்காப்பியம், புறத்திணையியல் (Korravai nilai)
Tolkappiyar — Date not established
Reference · Tamil · Open access
The oldest Tamil grammar's war-poetry chapter, naming the Korravai nilai among the themes of battle.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryநித்திலவல்லி, பாகம் 3, 14. கொற்றவை சாட்சியாக... (With Korravai as Witness)
Na. Parthasarathy — Date not established
Book · Tamil · Open access
Novel chapter in which an oath is sworn before the war goddess Korravai.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryபண்பாட்டு அசைவுகள், 20
Tho. Paramasivan — Date not established
Article · Tamil · Open access
Essay noting the Puranic girl-child laid in Krishna's place, Kali, as his 'substitute' form.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryபல்லவர் வரலாறு: சமயநிலை (History of the Pallavas: religion)
Rasamanikkanar, Ma. — Date not established
Book · Tamil · Open access
Pallava-era worship of Durga, Kali and other forms.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryபாண்டிமாதேவி, பாகம் 2, கொற்றவைக் கூத்து (Korravai's Dance)
Na. Parthasarathy — Date not established
Book · Tamil · Open access
Historical-novel chapter built around a Korravai dance ritual.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryபார்த்திபன் கனவு, பாகம் 3, கபால பைரவர்
Kalki (R. Krishnamurthy) — 1942
Book · Tamil · Open access
Chapter introducing the Kapalika priest of Kali in Kalki's Pallava novel.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repository