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Related to Kedarnath — Lord of the Field

62 entries connected to this one through shared traditions, temples, scriptures, festivals, regions, eras, and cross-references.

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Of the same tradition (24)

Akka Mahadevi's Naked Devotion(Stories)— tradition: hinduism
Amarnath Cave Temple(Temples)— tradition: hinduism · style: Dravidian
Andal's Bridal Mysticism(Stories)— tradition: hinduism

(Deities)

— tradition: hinduism

Badrinath Temple(Temples)— tradition: hinduism · region: Uttarakhand · period: c. 8th c. CE; attributed to Adi Shankaracharya · style: Dravidian

Brihadeeswarar Temple(Temples)— tradition: hinduism

Dhruva's Steadfast Penance(Stories)— tradition: hinduism

Divya Prabandham: The Sacred Verses of the Tamil Alvar Saints(Sacred Texts)— tradition: hinduism

durga-kali(Deities)— tradition: hinduism

Dwarkadhish Temple(Temples)— tradition: hinduism · style: Dravidian

Ekadashi Vrata: The Sacred Day of Fasting and Devotion(Practices)— tradition: hinduism

Eknāth's Water(Stories)— tradition: hinduism

Ganga Avataran — The Descent of the Ganges(Stories)— tradition: hinduism

Hanumān's Mountain(Stories)— tradition: hinduism

Jagannath Temple(Temples)— tradition: hinduism

Kailasanatha Temple, Ellora(Temples)— tradition: hinduism · style: Dravidian

Kaṇṇaki's City in Flames(Stories)— tradition: hinduism

Kannappa's Eyes(Stories)— tradition: hinduism

Kāraikkāl Ammaiyār's Fiery Form(Stories)— tradition: hinduism

kartikeya-murugan(Deities)— tradition: hinduism

Khajuraho Group of Monuments(Temples)— tradition: hinduism

Kṛṣṇa Lifts Govardhana(Stories)— tradition: hinduism

Kurma(Deities)— tradition: hinduism

lakshmi-saraswati-surya(Deities)— tradition: hinduism

In the same region (24)

Badri-narayana(Deities)— region: Uttarakhand
Badri-narayana Temple(Temples)— region: Uttarakhand
Badrinath(Deities)— region: Uttarakhand
Bhārat Mātā Mandir(Deities)— region: Uttarakhand
Bhuvaneshvari(Deities)— region: Uttarakhand
Bhuvaneshvari Temple(Temples)— region: Uttarakhand
Chandi Devi Haridwar(Deities)— region: Uttarakhand
Dhari Devi(Deities)— region: Uttarakhand
Gaṅgā at Gangotri(Deities)— region: Uttarakhand
Gaṅgā source — see main(Deities)— region: Uttarakhand
Ghughutī of Kumaon(Deities)— region: Uttarakhand
Golū Devtā(Deities)— region: Uttarakhand
Har-kī-Paurī — Viṣṇu's footprint(Deities)— region: Uttarakhand
Har-kī-Paurī — Viṣṇu's footprint Temple(Temples)— region: Uttarakhand
Haridwar Moksha Puri(Deities)— region: Uttarakhand
Kāliyar Sharīf(Deities)— region: Uttarakhand
Kalpeśvar — Shiva's hair(Deities)— region: Uttarakhand
Kedarnath(Deities)— region: Uttarakhand
Kedārnāth Jyotir-liṅga(Deities)— region: Uttarakhand
Lakṣmaṇa Jhūla — the ashram-Ganga(Deities)— region: Uttarakhand
Lakṣmaṇa Jhūla — the ashram-Ganga Temple(Temples)— region: Uttarakhand
Madhyamaheśvar — Shiva's belly/navel(Deities)— region: Uttarakhand
Main shrine of Bhārat Mātā Mandir(Temples)— region: Uttarakhand
Main shrine of Gaṅgā at Gangotri(Temples)— region: Uttarakhand

Of the same architectural style (13)

12 Jyotirlings — Shiva's Radiant Forms(Temples)— style: Dravidian
Amarnath Cave(Temples)— style: Dravidian
Kailasa Temple, Ellora(Temples)— style: Dravidian
Mahabodhi Temple(Temples)— style: Dravidian
Meenakshi Amman Temple(Temples)— style: Dravidian
Shakti Peethas — 51 Sacred Sites of Goddess(Temples)— style: Dravidian
Sūrya's Chariot — The Sun Temple of Konark(Temples)— style: Dravidian
The Fish-Eyed Goddess — Living Heart of Madurai(Temples)— style: Dravidian
The Reclining Vishnu of Srirangam — Foremost of the 108 Divya Desams(Temples)— style: Dravidian
Thiruppuliyur (Mayapiran)(Temples)— style: Dravidian
Thiruvanvandoor (Paambanaiyappan)(Temples)— style: Dravidian
Thiruvithuvakodu (Abhayapradhaya)(Temples)— style: Dravidian
Thrichittatt Mahavishnu (Chengannur)(Temples)— style: Dravidian

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