The Liṅga and bronzes of the Perunakar temple

The primordial Liṅga is prehistoric in its global and proto-historic in the Indian religious setting. As prehistoric artifacts, these seem to have commanded their own symbolism. It was identified with Śiva and was the symbol of worship in Hindu temples all over South and Southeast Asia, maybe c. 500...

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Main Author: Rajarajan, R. K. Kesava 1973- (Author)
Format: Electronic Article
Language:English
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Published: Univ. 2017
In: Nidān
Year: 2017, Volume: 2, Issue: 1, Pages: 13-33
Further subjects:B Candrasēkhara
B Liṅga
B Vaḷḷi
B Caṇḍikeśvara
B Nāyaṉmār
B Sthānaka-Śiva
B Kaṅkāḷamūrti
B Bronzes
B Devasenā
B Murukaṉ
B Piḍāri
B Liṅgdobhavamūrti
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