Early Brahmanical Cults and Associated Iconography (C. 400 B.C. to A.D. 600)
by Richa Sikri
Author : Richa Sikri
Publisher : Kaveri Books
Language : English
ISBN : 8174790446
Item Code : KBS110
Pages : 226
Weight : 690 GM
Dimensions : 26 X 19 CM
Edition : 2002
Binding : HARDCOVER
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The present work attempts to study the development of Brahmanical Cults and Associated Iconography (c. 400 B.C. to A.D. 600). In this connection an in depth study of the sources both literary as well as archaeological have been made. The development of the Brahmanical cults have been traced in chronological order for the first time which goes to show how the cults reached from their formative stages to the climax in 600 A.D.
It also discuss the Iconographic treatises written for making the perfect images of cult deities. It discusses Vaiṣṇava, Śaiva, Mother-goddess and others include Yakṣas, Nagas, Kinnaras, Gandharvas in detailed form, besides throws light on the concept of the Rituals, Pūjā and Temples.
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