Gauri

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Gauri is a revered Hindu goddess associated with purity, marital bliss, and fertility, often identified as a form of Parvati, the consort of Lord Shiva.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Gauri canonical 3

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu goddess
form of Parvati
associatedWith auspicious womanhood
female chastity
fertility
household prosperity
marital bliss
purity
belongsTo Devi
Tridevi (as Parvati)
linked to: Tridevi
colorAssociation white
consortOf Shiva
epithetOf Parvati
festival Gauri Habba
Gauri Puja
Hartalika Teej
linked to: Teej

Navratri
linked to: Navaratri
gender female
hasForm Mahagauri
Shubha Gauri
iconographicAttribute fair complexion
seated or standing posture
two or more arms
identifiedWith Mahagauri
Parvati
motherOf Ganesha
Kartikeya
partOf Shaiva tradition
linked to: Shaivism

Shakta tradition
linked to: Shaktism
regionOfWorship Andhra Pradesh
India
Karnataka
Maharashtra
Nepal
Tamil Nadu
religion Hinduism
spouse Shiva
symbolizes auspiciousness
conjugal happiness
fertility
purity
worshippedBy Hindus
worshippedDuring Gauri Habba
Gauri Puja
Hartalika Teej
linked to: Teej

Navratri
linked to: Navaratri
worshippedFor family well-being
fertility and progeny
happy married life

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Goddess Gauri alsoKnownAs Gauri
Bhuvan associatedWith Gauri
Shubha epithetOf Gauri