The God Narasimha in the Folk Religion of Andhra Pradesh, South India

M. L. K. Murty

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Le dieu Narasimha, mi-homme, mi-lion, est l'une des divinites populaires les plus anciennes en Andhra Pradesh. Certaines traditions, orales ou ecrites, revelent les associations aborigenes de cet etre ainsi que les processus regionaux syncretiques telle la vishnuisation des cultes locaux, phenomene politico-religieux important pour la preservation de la royaute, de l'etat, et de la culture.

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2010Ancient Indian Social History: Some Interpretations 1991Criminal Gods and Demon Devotees: Essays on the Guardians of Popular Hinduism.2014The Cult of Jagannath and the Regional Tradition of Orissa

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