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Procession and Pilgrimage in Newar Religion
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  • 2014The Cult of Jagannath and the Regional Tradition of Orissa90 cited
  • 1980Karunamaya : the cult of Avalokitesvara--Matsyendranath in the valley of Nepal25 cited
  • 1973Buddhism without monks: The Vajrayana religion of the Newars of Kathmandu valley21 cited

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  • 2000Envisioning Identity: Deity, Person, and Practice in the Kathmandu Valley9 cited

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