10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «यज्ञवाराह»
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यज्ञवाराह in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
यज्ञवाराह and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Hindi literature.
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Kala chintan: essays in honour of K.C. Aryan - Page 127
The description of Yajna Varaha made in this text is different from what is stated in the Puranas. The image of Yajna Varaha, according to this text is to be shown with the face of a Boar and the body of a man. He should have four hands, two of ...
K. C. Aryan, Subhashini Aryan, 2008
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Journal of the Asiatic Sociey of Bombay: A Comprehensive ...
A 2691 Yajna Varaha, Khajuraho : Saraswati is 106-07 shown on the snout. A 2692 Yajna Varaha, Khajuraho. 106-07 A 2693 Four-armed Sanatkumara along with other 1 06-07 divinties on the body of Varaha. A 2694 On the head of Varaha, ...
Asiatic Society of Bombay, Om Prakash Kejariwal, 2004
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Varāha Images in Madhya Pradesh: An Iconographic Study - Page xvi
Line Drawing 2 : Yajna Varaha, Khoh, showing Garuda holding Kalasa. Line Drawing 3 : Yajna Varaha, Badoh, schematic diagram of vertebral column. Line Drawing 4 : Yajna Varaha, Khajuraho, schematic diagram of vertebral column.
Haripriya Rangarajan, 1997
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Art & Architecture of Daśārṇa (Malwa) Region - Page 161
The figures of Rsis are shown in the dress of samnydsis holding the kamandalu due to which this image is also called Yajna- Varaha or Bhu-Varaha. Yajna-Varaha wears a heavy neck-lace besides other ornamentations, along with which the ...
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Proceedings of Indian Art History Congress - Page 2
In the course of time the figure of Vak on the snout of Yajna, Varaha is replaced by the figure of Sarasvatl. This tradition in the Madhya Pradesh continued upto the 14th Century A.D., witnessing the royal dynasties of Gurjara Pratiharas, ...
Indian Art History Congress. Session, 2000
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Cultural Heritage of [Orissa]: Jajpur - Page 123
Jajpur is famous forSveta Varaha, Yajna Varaha and Laxmi Varaha worship. The Viraja kshetra Mahatmya depicts the rise of Varaha Vishnu at Jajpur corresponding to the rise of Goddess Viraja during the Gupta rule in India19. The text also ...
Gopinath Mohanty, Jeeban Kumar Patnaik, Santosha Kumāra Ratha
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Śrī Śrījī Bābā abhinandana grantha
वादी सांखानिराकरण स्वयं कपिल को ही भगवदावतार बताते हुए किया वैसे यज्ञ को ही यज्ञवाराह भगवान के रूप में वर्णन कर पूर्वमीमांसा को भी सेमर बनाया । चेतन.) कर्म फलदाता किस प्रकार ...
Śrījī Bābā, Vinaya, 1988
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Some Aspects of the Varāha-kathā in the Epics and Purāṇas - Page 122
One of them is the idea of Yajna-Varaha, which is found only in the late additions of the MahSbharata. In these additions Visnu is sometimes simply called Yajna-Varaha and sometimes his achievements as Yajna-Varaha have been ...
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The cultural heritage of Jajpur: the ancient capital of Orissa - Page 40
The most popular incarnative figure of Vishnu during the Guptas was Boar (Varaha) or paticularly the white Boar (Sweta-Varaha Swamin)85 Jajpur is famous for S weta Varaha and Yajna Varaha worship. The Viraja Ksetra Mahatmya depicts ...
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The history of Puranas - Volume 2 - Page 489
There are also coins on which varaha imprints have been found. There is also a concept known as Yajna Varaha. The earth recited hymns to Narayana. Pleased with these invocations, Narayana thought about what form he should adopt so as ...
Bibek Debroy, Dipavali Debroy, 2005
