Tīrtha and Tīrthayātra: Salvific Space and Pilgrimage
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- Textual Traditions and Textual Sources
- Sacred Places as Divinities
- Tīrthas and Human Virtues (Mental Tīrthas: Tīrthāni Mānasāni)
- Origin, Expansion, and History of Tīrtha Traditions
- Pilgrimage, Economy, and Gifts
- South Indian and North Indian Tīrthas
- Tīrthas and Systems of Tīrthas
- Ranking of Tīrthas
- Pilgrimage Rituals
- Animals and Tīrthas
- Politics, Conflict, and Shared Religious Spaces
- Pilgrimage, Identity, and Integration
- Hindu Tīrthas Outside of India
- Hindu Pilgrimage and Tourism
- Conclusion
- Bibliography
Tīrtha and Tīrthayātra: Salvific Space and Pilgrimage
in Brill's Encyclopedia of Hinduism Online
Author:
Knut A. Jacobsen
Knut A. Jacobsen
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(20,698 words)