Khadiravan

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Khadiravan is a sacred forest area within the Vraja region of India, associated with the pastimes of Lord Krishna in Hindu tradition.

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Khadiravan canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf holy place
sacred forest
associatedConcept Vraja-lila
linked to: VrajaLila
associatedDeity Krishna
associatedWith Radha-Krishna worship
linked to: Vaishnavism

Vrindavan region
linked to: Vrindavan
culturalContext Krishna bhakti traditions
linked to: Gaudiya Vaishnavism
devotionalPractice darshan of sacred sites
kirtan
parikrama (circumambulation)
hasFeature forest landscape
sacred groves
hasReligiousSignificance associated with Krishna’s pastimes
hasSacredStatusIn Gaudiya Vaishnavism
languageOfName Sanskrit
locatedIn India
Uttar Pradesh
Vraja
linked to: Vraj
nameContains Khadira (Acacia catechu) trees
partOf Vraja-mandala
linked to: Vraja Mandala
pilgrimageType tirtha
religiousFunction place of remembrance of Krishna’s lilas
religiousTradition Hinduism
visitedDuring Vraja parikrama
linked to: Vraja Parikrama
worshippedBy Vaishnavas
linked to: Vaishnavism

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Vraja Mandala hasPart Khadiravan