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Daśamahāvidyā Stotram

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Catalogue identifier
kali-batch4-11
Alternate titles and import identifiers
Batch 4 source 11
Author or attribution
Traditional Śiva–Pārvatī dialogue form
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 separate Sanskrit stotra presented as a goddess–Śiva exchange on the ten great wisdom goddesses. Substantive source for locating Kālī within the Mahāvidyā ensemble.

Kali Library Research Batch 4, source 11.
Access, completeness, traditional attributions and historical assessments below come from the supplied curator document, not a new independent verification by this library.

Attribution: Traditional Śiva–Pārvatī dialogue form • Date: undated; digital edition
Verified item: Complete Sanskrit stotra
A separate Sanskrit stotra presented as a goddess–Śiva exchange on the ten great wisdom goddesses. Substantive source for locating Kālī within the Mahāvidyā ensemble.
Full text: https://sanskritdocuments.org/doc_devii/dashamahAvidyAstotra.html

Source access

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Citation

Traditional Śiva–Pārvatī dialogue form. Daśamahāvidyā Stotram. Sanskrit Documents volunteer project. undated; digital edition. Complete Sanskrit stotra.

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