- romanized: Kaṅkālamūrti, lit."skeleton form"), also
known as
Kankala ("skeleton") or
Kankala-Bhairava, is an
iconographical form of the
Hindu god Shiva...
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Punya Bhoomi Kallu Terichinddi (1982)
Nagamalli "Veteran
Actor Devadas Kankala P****es Away". www.teluguvoice.com. "Noted
Telugu actor Devadas Kanakala...
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Shiva with a
corpse on his
trident is
called Kankala-murti ("One with the skeleton"). Bhikshatana, now as
Kankala-murti,
entered Vishnu's
abode and begged...
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sculpture from
Rajshahi at
Asian Civilisations Museum, schist, 11th
century CE. The
goddess is
standing on a
young boy and two
kankala (skeletal) figures....
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short poems. His two
poetry anthologies - i.e., "Kanta O Phula" and "Utha
Kankala" - were
given the
Odisha Sahitya Academy Award in 1959 and 1962 respectively...
- returned. The
remarkable structures depict,
among other things,
Shiva as
Kankala-murti - the mendicant.
Stories from
epics and
Hindu mythology are depicted...
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trishula and
impaled his
corpse upon it. This form of
Bhairava is
known as
Kankala or
Kankalamurti ("One with the skeleton").
Vishvaksena occupies an important...
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branch of the
community was once
possessed by a
rapacious goddess named Kankala Devi, who
consumed trees, soil and
everything else. In despair, the Pauri...
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Kamelgu /Ghuchi Pri. Sch.;
Kwabardade /
Kwabardade Pri. Sch.;
Magwa /
Kankala Garta Pri. Sch.;
Ndimndimi / Ung. Bulama; Ung. Ardo / G. D. S. S Garta;...
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flanked by two
elephants and
vidyadhara couples. In the
lower section, the
Kankala incarnation of
Shiva is
depicted in the center, with
attendants on either...
