Chaturdasha Devata

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Chaturdasha Devata are the fourteen traditional deities of Tripura, regarded as the principal protective gods of the region and central to its royal and religious heritage.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf group of deities
protective deities
associatedWith Tripura Kingdom
linked to: Kingdom of Tripura
associatedWithDynasty Manikya dynasty
associatedWithRegion Tripura
centralTo religious heritage of Tripura
royal heritage of Tripura
country India
festival Kharchi Puja
hasPrincipalShrine Chaturdasha Devata Temple
hasRole protective gods of Tripura
royal tutelary deities of Tripura
state deities of Tripura
heritageStatus important part of Tripura’s intangible cultural heritage
includesDeity Agni
Brahma
Chandra
Durga
linked to: Goddess Durga

Ganesha
Ganga
linked to: Ganges

Kartikeya
Lakshmi
linked to: Sri (Lakshmi)

Prithvi
Saraswati
Shiva
Surya
Vayu
Vishnu
languageOfRituals Bengali
Kokborok
linkedToCulture Tripuri culture
linkedToTribe Tripuri people
majorFestivalLocation Old Agartala
majorFestivalMonth Ashadha
July
numberOfDeities 14
principalShrineLocation Old Agartala
Tripura
West Tripura district
recognizedAs traditional state deities in Tripura government literature
religion Hinduism
worshipForm iconless worship in earthen pots in Kharchi Puja
worshippedBy Tripuri royalty
people of Tripura
worshipStyle blend of tribal and Brahmanical practices
worshipTradition Saka Era rituals of Tripura kings

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Kharchi Puja worships Chaturdasha Devata
Chaturdasha Devata temple dedicatedTo Chaturdasha Devata
Chaturdasha Devata temple etymology Chaturdasha means fourteen in Sanskrit
linked to: Chaturdasha Devata