Sharika Devi

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Sharika Devi is a revered form of the Hindu goddess worshipped primarily in Kashmir, regarded as the presiding deity of the region and especially honored during the Kashmiri New Year festival, Navreh.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Sharika Devi canonical 2
Sharika Peeth 1

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Statements (30)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu goddess
regional deity
alternativeName Ragnya Devi
Rajnaeshwari
Sharika Bhagwati
associatedWith Kashmiri New Year
Shakti
linked to: Shaktas

Sharika Peeth
linked to: Sharika Devi

Sri Chakra
linked to: Sri Yantra

prosperity of Kashmir
protection of the land of Kashmir
culturalSignificance guardian deity of Kashmir
festival Navreh
hasAbode Hari Parbat
hasTempleAt Hari Parbat, Srinagar
hasTitle presiding goddess of Kashmir
honoredDuringFestival Navreh
languageOfDevotees Kashmiri
locatedIn Srinagar
presidingDeityOf Kashmir
religion Hinduism
symbol Sri Yantra
typeOfCult regional goddess cult
veneratedIn Kashmir
worshippedAs form of Durga
form of Parvati
worshippedPrimarilyBy Kashmiri Hindus
linked to: Kashmiri Pandit
worshipPractice pilgrimage to Hari Parbat temple on Navreh
worshipTradition Kashmiri Shaivism
linked to: Kashmir Shaivism

Shakta tradition
linked to: Shaktism

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Referenced by (3)

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

Navreh associatedDeity Sharika Devi
Sharika Devi associatedWith Sharika Peeth
linked to: Sharika Devi