பார்த்திபன் கனவு, பாகம் 3, நீலகேசி
Kalki (R. Krishnamurthy) — 1942
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A confrontation in Mahakali's sanctum unmasks a false Kapalika.
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Kalki (R. Krishnamurthy) — 1942
Book · Tamil · Open access
A confrontation in Mahakali's sanctum unmasks a false Kapalika.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryKalki (R. Krishnamurthy) — 1942
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The Kapalika demands obedience to 'Kali Mata's command' in a plot for sacrifice.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryKalki (R. Krishnamurthy) — 1942
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New-moon-night chapter with cries of 'Om Kali, Jaya Kali'.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryKalki (R. Krishnamurthy) — 1942
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Kalki's historical-novel chapter 'Kali's Thirst'.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryPudhumaipithan — Date not established
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Pudhumaipithan's short story 'Kali Temple'.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryA. K. Navaneethakrishnan — Date not established
Book · Tamil · Open access
Retells how Kali challenged Shiva to a dance at Chidambaram and settled as Thillai Kali at the town's northern edge.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryAiyanaritanar — 9th c.
Reference · Tamil · Open access
Classical grammar of war poetry; the vanchi section includes the Korravai nilai, praise of the war goddess.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryAiyanaridanar — Date not established
Poetry · Tamil · Open access
Medieval Tamil grammar of war themes, including the 'Korravai' theme.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryN. Subbu Reddiar — Date not established
Book · Tamil · Open access
Chapter on the ghoul-hosts of the Kalingattupparani and their sovereign Kali, her haunt and her temple.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryPoyyamozhi Pulavar — Date not established
Poetry · Tamil · Open access
Verses including the famous plea to 'Makali of Vayirapuram'.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryKalki (R. Krishnamurthy) — 1955
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Kalki explains a sculpture of Makali slaying Mahishasura.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryKalki (R. Krishnamurthy) — 1951
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Chola soldiers' oath and cries to 'Durga Makali Paraparai'.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryAuthor unrecorded — Date not established
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Drama scene in which Kali appears in a dream.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryAuthor unrecorded — Date not established
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Drama scene set in a Kali temple, where a child is brought before the goddess.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryParthasarathy, Na. — Date not established
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Chapter 'The doors of the Kali shrine' from Na. Parthasarathy's novel.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryMayilai Seeni Venkatasamy — Date not established
Book · Tamil · Open access
Chapter on Pallava temple forms, identifying the so-called Draupadi ratha as a Korravai shrine.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryMayilai Seeni Venkatasamy — Date not established
Book · Tamil · Open access
Long study of Pallava sculpture with a detailed section on Korravai, goddess of valour and victory.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositorySeeni Venkatasamy, Mayilai — Date not established
Book · Tamil · Open access
Study of the Korravai sculptures of Mamallapuram.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositorySeeni Venkatasamy, Mayilai — Date not established
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Historical study noting a Makali temple built by Suvaran Maran.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryMayilai Seeni Venkatasamy — Date not established
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Chapter separating the Kali tandava from the Kalika tandava in Tamil Shaiva dance traditions.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryMayilai Seeni Venkatasamy — Date not established
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Chapter on the Kalika tandava, Shiva's dance of creation, and its place among the five cosmic acts.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositorySeeni Venkatasamy, Mayilai — Date not established
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Korravai, the Kali of the Palai land, in early Tamil literature.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryParthasarathy, Na. — Date not established
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Na. Parthasarathy's short story built on Makali-Durga slaying Mahisha.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryK. Vellaivaranar — Date not established
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Temple-history chapter on Chidambaram's deities, with Kali's fierce dance and the Kalika tandava.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryTamil University (Vazhviyar Kalanjiyam) — Date not established
Reference · Tamil · Open access
Tamil encyclopedia entry on Ujjain and its Makali.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryBhaskara Thondaiman — Date not established
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Tamil temple travelogue on Thillai and Kali's dance contest with Shiva.
Source: Tamil Wikisource
Original source or repositoryBhandaru Acchamamba — Date not established
Book · Telugu · Open access
Telugu women's biography in which Kalikadevi is said to appear armed.
Source: Telugu Wikisource
Original source or repositorySuravaram Pratapa Reddy — 1949
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Social history of the Andhras listing Kamakshi, Mahakali, Chandi and Kali among goddesses worshipped.
Source: Telugu Wikisource
Original source or repositorySuravaram Pratapa Reddy — 1949
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Notes the sacrifice of buffaloes to Kali Shakti each day of Navaratri in medieval Andhra.
Source: Telugu Wikisource
Original source or repositoryMadhira Subbanna Deekshitulu — Date not established
Book · Telugu · Open access
Tale set before a terrifying Mahakali image with a sacrificial post.
Source: Telugu Wikisource
Original source or repositoryMadhira Subbanna Deekshitulu — Date not established
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Telugu tale in which Mahakali appears to a prince.
Source: Telugu Wikisource
Original source or repositoryEnugula Veeraswamy — 1838
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1830s Telugu pilgrim's diary describing the Kali temple south of Calcutta and Bengali devotion to it.
Source: Telugu Wikisource
Original source or repositoryChilakamarti Lakshmi Narasimham — 1956
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Third version of Kalidasa's origin tale and the boon of Kalika.
Source: Telugu Wikisource
Original source or repositoryChilakamarti Lakshmi Narasimham — 1956
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Second birth story of Kalidasa, centred on the goddess Kali's grace.
Source: Telugu Wikisource
Original source or repositoryChilakamarti Lakshmi Narasimham — 1956
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Chapter of the Kalidasa legend leading to his famous encounter with Kalika.
Source: Telugu Wikisource
Original source or repositoryAuthor unrecorded — Date not established
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Telugu legend of Kalika appearing to Kalidasa.
Source: Telugu Wikisource
Original source or repositoryAuthor unrecorded — Date not established
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Kalika Devi grants Kalidasa his boons.
Source: Telugu Wikisource
Original source or repositoryAuthor unrecorded — Date not established
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Legend of Tenali Rama making Kalika laugh and receiving her boon.
Source: Telugu Wikisource
Original source or repositoryChandamama — 1947
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Chandamama story of Tenali Ramalingam at the Kalikadevi temple.
Source: Telugu Wikisource
Original source or repositoryRadhakrishna Murthy, Mikkilineni — Date not established
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Telugu folk-arts study with the 'Calcutta Mahakali' street guise.
Source: Telugu Wikisource
Original source or repositoryAuthor unrecorded — Date not established
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Scroll-painters' tale of Vikramarka's austerities to Mahakali.
Source: Telugu Wikisource
Original source or repositoryBammera Potana — Date not established
Scripture · Telugu · Open access
Potana's Telugu Bhagavata with the Kali and Jada Bharata episode.
Source: Telugu Wikisource
Original source or repositoryAuthor unrecorded — Date not established
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Telugu exposition of the ten Mahavidyas, opening with the Kali section.
Source: Telugu Wikisource
Original source or repositoryAuthor unrecorded — Date not established
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Telugu biography of Ramakrishna's daily worship of Kalika at Dakshineswar and her vision.
Source: Telugu Wikisource
Original source or repositoryMarana — Date not established
Scripture · Telugu · Open access
Telugu verse Markandeya Purana canto with Kali beheading Chanda and Munda.
Source: Telugu Wikisource
Original source or repositoryAuthor unrecorded — Date not established
Poetry · Telugu · Open access
Telugu kavya canto in which Hanuman reaches Mairavana's underworld Kalika temple.
Source: Telugu Wikisource
Original source or repositoryAuthor unrecorded — Date not established
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Novel chapter set at a hilltop Kalika temple kept by left-hand Shakta worshippers.
Source: Telugu Wikisource
Original source or repositoryVavilala Somayajulu — Date not established
Article · Telugu · Open access
Essay on Devi Navaratri and the triad Mahasarasvati, Mahalakshmi and Mahakali.
Source: Telugu Wikisource
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