Eka Dasa Rudra ceremony

Target entity: Eka Dasa Rudra ceremony
Context triple: [Pura Besakih, hasRitual, Eka Dasa Rudra ceremony]

• A. Yadnya Kasada ceremony
  The Yadnya Kasada ceremony is an annual Hindu ritual of the Tenggerese people in East Java, Indonesia, in which offerings are cast into the crater of Mount Bromo to honor ancestral spirits and deities.
• B. Agnicayana
  Agnicayana is an elaborate Vedic fire ritual of ancient India, renowned as one of the most complex and symbolically rich sacrificial ceremonies in the Śrauta tradition.
• C. Tulabharam ritual
  The Tulabharam ritual is a Hindu ceremonial practice in which a devotee is weighed on a scale and an equivalent weight of offerings—often gold, grains, or other valuables—is donated, famously linked to the story of Satyabhama and Krishna.
• D. Daksha yajna
  Daksha yajna is a pivotal Hindu mythological sacrificial ritual whose disastrous outcome leads to the self-immolation of Sati and the ensuing cosmic wrath of Shiva.
• E. Nagamandala ritual
  The Nagamandala ritual is a traditional serpent-worship ceremony of coastal Karnataka, especially among Tulu-speaking communities, involving elaborate night-long performances, dance, and offerings to snake deities for protection and prosperity.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Eka Dasa Rudra ceremony
Target entity description: The Eka Dasa Rudra ceremony is a major Balinese Hindu purification and renewal ritual held infrequently at Pura Besakih, intended to restore cosmic balance and harmony.

• A. Yadnya Kasada ceremony
  The Yadnya Kasada ceremony is an annual Hindu ritual of the Tenggerese people in East Java, Indonesia, in which offerings are cast into the crater of Mount Bromo to honor ancestral spirits and deities.
• B. Agnicayana
  Agnicayana is an elaborate Vedic fire ritual of ancient India, renowned as one of the most complex and symbolically rich sacrificial ceremonies in the Śrauta tradition.
• C. Tulabharam ritual
  The Tulabharam ritual is a Hindu ceremonial practice in which a devotee is weighed on a scale and an equivalent weight of offerings—often gold, grains, or other valuables—is donated, famously linked to the story of Satyabhama and Krishna.
• D. Daksha yajna
  Daksha yajna is a pivotal Hindu mythological sacrificial ritual whose disastrous outcome leads to the self-immolation of Sati and the ensuing cosmic wrath of Shiva.
• E. Nagamandala ritual
  The Nagamandala ritual is a traditional serpent-worship ceremony of coastal Karnataka, especially among Tulu-speaking communities, involving elaborate night-long performances, dance, and offerings to snake deities for protection and prosperity.
• F. None of above. chosen