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Bhavishya Purana - Page 29
In enumerating these Vratas there are repetitions galore.] (vii) Mandar Shashti Vrata: This is observed on the sixth lunar day of the bright fortnight of the month of Margsheera. The sun god is worshipped with the flowers of Mandar (coral tree).
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Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society - Volume 9 - Page 82
... of Sitala, as identical with Shashthi, seems to be retained only in Bengal. In Hindustan, upon this day, the sun is worshipped with fasting and prayers, and with offerings of Akand or Mandara leaves, whence it is called the Mandara Shashthi.
Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland,
1848
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the journal of the royal asiatic society of great britan ... - Page 82
... of Sitala, as identical with Shashthi, seems to be retained only in Bengal. In Hindustan, upon this day, the sun is worshipped with fasting and prayers, and with offerings of Akand or Mandara leaves, whence it is called the Mandara Shashthi.
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Essays and Lectures Chiefly on the Religion of the Hindus
In Hindustan, upon this day, the sun is worshipped with fasting and prayers, and with offerings of Akand or Mandara leaves, whence it is called the Mandara Shashthi. There is, however, a Sitala Puja on the eighth of the dark half of Chaitra (or ...
Horace Hayman Wilson, Reinhold Rost,
1862
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Essays and lectures on the religions of the Hindus - Page 194
In Hindustan, upon this day, the sun is worshipped with fasting and prayers, and with offerings of Akand or Mandara leaves, whence it is called the Mandara Shashthi. There is, however, a Sitala Puja on the eighth of the dark half of Chaitra (or ...
Horace Hayman Wilson,
1862
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The history of Puranas - Volume 2 - Page 387
(18) Mandara shashthi vrata: This is observed on the sixth lunar day (shashthi) in shuklapaksha and in the month of Margashirsha. The sun is worshipped with flowers for the mandara tree. Properly accomplished, this vrata guarantees that one ...
Bibek Debroy, Dipavali Debroy,
2005
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The holy Puranas: - Page 243
(18) Mandara shashthi vrata: This is observed on the sixth lunar day [snashtkO in shuklapaksha and in the month of Margashirsha. The sun is worshipped with flowers from the mandara tree. Properly accomplished, this vrata guarantees that ...
Bibek Debroy, Dipavali Debroy,
2002