Good Queen, Bad Queen: Gender, Devotion, and Mythmaking in Women's Histories

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Author or attribution: Sundari Johansen Hurwitt
Record type: Article
Language: English
Date / edition: 2023
Source / repository: Religions 14(8), article 954
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Subjects: Additional Full-Text Sources — 5 November 2026; Bengal and Assam, India; Substantial Kali temple chapter / comparison

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Places Rani Rasmani, founder of the Dakshineswar Kali temple, in comparative women's religious history. Examines later narratives about female authority and temple patronage.

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Sundari Johansen Hurwitt | 2023 | Bengal and Assam, India | English
Publication: Religions 14(8), article 954
Places Rani Rasmani, founder of the Dakshineswar Kali temple, in comparative women's religious history. Examines later narratives about female authority and temple patronage.
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Sundari Johansen Hurwitt. Good Queen, Bad Queen: Gender, Devotion, and Mythmaking in Women's Histories. Religions 14(8), article 954. 2023.

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