Śrī Kāmākhyā Kavacam 3
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- Catalogue identifier
- kali-0160
- Alternate titles and import identifiers
- KALI-0160
- Author or attribution
- Traditional attribution within transcription
- Record type
- Scripture
- Language
- Sanskrit
- Date / edition
- Composition undated; digital publication 2026
- Source / repository
- Sanskrit Documents volunteer project
- Access
- Open access
- Subjects
- Kali Library Research Batch 3; Kamakhya; Hymns, Prayers, and Devotional Poetry
Description and curator notes
A second distinct Kāmākhyā protective hymn, notable for its directional litany. Verse 10 names Kālikā as guardian of the south, while additional verses place Tārā and other goddesses in surrounding directions. Comparing the phrasing with the second kavaca and the earlier Hariprokta witness offers useful evidence of variation within goddess-protection texts.
KALI-0160 — Kali Library Research Batch 3.
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Traditional attribution within transcription | Composition undated; digital publication 2026 | Sanskrit
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Extent checked: Complete protective hymn
A second distinct Kāmākhyā protective hymn, notable for its directional litany. Verse 10 names Kālikā as guardian of the south, while additional verses place Tārā and other goddesses in surrounding directions. Comparing the phrasing with the second kavaca and the earlier Hariprokta witness offers useful evidence of variation within goddess-protection texts.
Kali relevance. Names Kāmākhyā and Kālikā together in a distinct complete text.
Editorial / rights: Number 3 is the archive’s title, not a historical dating claim. Free to read; transcription reproduction should be permission-checked.
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Number 3 is the archive’s title, not a historical dating claim. Free to read; transcription reproduction should be permission-checked. This library links to the source; no full text is reproduced.
Citation
Traditional attribution within transcription. Śrī Kāmākhyā Kavacam 3. Sanskrit Documents volunteer project. Composition undated; digital publication 2026.
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