Presence of Śākta Tradition of Kashmir in Kerala: Agents and Ritual System
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- Catalogue identifier
- kali-batch4-24
- Alternate titles and import identifiers
- Batch 4 source 24
- Author or attribution
- P. I. Ajithan
- Record type
- Article
- Language
- English
- Date / edition
- 2023
- Source / repository
- Assonance 23(1), 2023; printed pp. 74–approximately 88
- Access
- Open access
- Subjects
- Kali Library Research Batch 4; Academic Research and Document Studies; Contextual and Related-Form Sources; Kerala
Description and curator notes
Investigates the transmission and ritual systems of Kerala Śākta Brahmins and the relationship with Kashmiri traditions. Valuable contextual evidence for priesthood and Tantric lineage history.
Kali Library Research Batch 4, source 24.
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Attribution: P. I. Ajithan • Date: 2023
Verified item: Complete scholarly article inside full journal PDF, pp. 74–~88
Investigates the transmission and ritual systems of Kerala Śākta Brahmins and the relationship with Kashmiri traditions. Valuable contextual evidence for priesthood and Tantric lineage history.
Full text: https://russian.uoc.ac.in/images/ASSONANCE%2023-1.pdf#page=88
Editorial note: The link targets the complete 648-page Assonance issue; article begins on PDF page 88, printed page 74. Do not count the whole issue as a separate research item.
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Read or locate the original source at Assonance 23(1), 2023; printed pp. 74–approximately 88
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Citation
P. I. Ajithan. Presence of Śākta Tradition of Kashmir in Kerala: Agents and Ritual System. Assonance 23(1), 2023; printed pp. 74–approximately 88. 2023. Complete scholarly article inside full journal PDF, pp. 74–~88.
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