Daśamahāvidyā Stuti
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- Catalogue identifier
- kali-batch4-10
- Alternate titles and import identifiers
- Batch 4 source 10
- Author or attribution
- Traditional Sanskrit devotional hymn
- Record type
- Scripture
- Language
- Sanskrit
- Date / edition
- undated; digital edition
- Source / repository
- Sanskrit Documents volunteer project
- Access
- Open access
- Subjects
- Kali Library Research Batch 4; Hymns, Prayers, and Devotional Poetry; Sanskrit Primary Texts
Description and curator notes
A concise individual praise sequence beginning with an invocation of Kālī and proceeding through the Mahāvidyās. Distinct in opening verse and scope from the longer Daśamahāvidyā Stotram.
Kali Library Research Batch 4, source 10.
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Attribution: Traditional Sanskrit devotional hymn • Date: undated; digital edition
Verified item: Complete Sanskrit praise
A concise individual praise sequence beginning with an invocation of Kālī and proceeding through the Mahāvidyās. Distinct in opening verse and scope from the longer Daśamahāvidyā Stotram.
Full text: https://sanskritdocuments.org/doc_devii/dashamahAvidyAstutiH.html
Source access
Read or locate the original source at Sanskrit Documents volunteer project
Rights and reading conditions
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Citation
Traditional Sanskrit devotional hymn. Daśamahāvidyā Stuti. Sanskrit Documents volunteer project. undated; digital edition. Complete Sanskrit praise.
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