- calendar. It
roughly corresponds to the
months of
Bhadrapada and
Ashvina, or
Ashvina and Kartika, and the
western months of mid-September to mid-November...
- fair is held at
Trilokpur twice a year i.e.in the
month of
Chaitra and
Ashvina on Sudi
ashtmi to
chaudas (from the 8th to the 14th of the
bright half)...
-
Ashvina 6th–10th (28 September–2 October)
Durga Puja درگا پوجا Durgā Pūjā
Celebrated because of
Hindu deity Durga's
victory over
Mahishasura Ashvina 10th...
-
period may
correspond to the
waning fortnight of the luni-solar
month Ashvina,
instead of Bhadrapada. As per
Hindu traditions, the
south celestial sphere...
- The
festival is
observed on the
tenth day in the
Hindu calendar month of
Ashvina,
which typically falls in the
Gregorian months of
September and October...
-
depicting Nakula Personal Information Affiliation Pandava Weapon Sword Family Ashvina Nasatya (father)
Madri (mother)
Pandu (adoptive father) ****i (step-mother)...
- Bihar. It is
scheduled per the
Hindu luni-solar
calendar in the
month of
Ashvina, and
typically falls in
September or October.
Since it is
celebrated during...
-
Kojagiri Purnima, the
autumn harvest festival, on the full moon day of
Ashvina.
Buddha Purnima,
marking the day of
birth of
Gautama Buddha, on the full...
- श्रावण/Shrabana July–August वर्षा
Monsoon भाद्र/Bhadra August–September आश्विन/
Ashvina September–October शरद
Autumn कार्तिक/Kartika October–November मार्गशीर्ष/Margashirsha...
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goddesses together) have been
invoked 70 times.
Indra 250 Agni 200 Soma 123
Ashvinas 56
Varuna 46
Maruts 38
Mitra 28
Ushas 21 Vayu 12
Savitr 11
Ribhus 11 Pushan...
