Purāṇa paramparā o Nabakaḷebara

Purāṇa paramparā o Nabakaḷebara

by Prafulla Kumar Misra

Part of Prācī-gabeshaṇā-nibandhamāḷā ;

1996

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Tradition and manual for Navakalevara, function and rituals for new body of Jagannātha, Hindu deity, and trinity.

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