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Nilambar (****amese: নীলাম্বৰ) or
Nīlambara (reigned 1480–1498) was the last Khen
ruler or
Kamadeswar of the
Kamata kingdom in
Western ****am and North...
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second son of Jagannātha Miśra and his wife Śacī Devī, the
daughter of
Nilambara Chakrabarti, both
Brahmins of
Sylhet region. Jagannātha Miśra's family...
- placed, but it also has "immoral teachings" such as by the so-called "
Nilambara" sect
where its
practitioners "wear
simply one blue garment, and then...
- placed, but it also has "immoral teachings" such as by the so-called "
Nilambara" sect
where its
practitioners "wear
simply one blue garment, and then...
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represented as a
yidam with one head and four
hands in a form
known as
Nilambara-Vajrapani,
carrying a vajra, and
treading on
personage lying on snakes...
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Shachi had
three sons
named Jayanta, Rishabha, Midhusha. Some
listings add
Nilambara and Rbhus.
Indra and
Shachi also had two daughters,
Jayanti and Devasena...
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banishing the
Nilambara (Black-Blankets) sect from Kashmir.[citation needed]
Commenting on
Tantric literature, he
argued that the
Nilambara sect promoted...
- sons
named Jayanta, Rishabha, and Midhusha; some
other texts include Nilambara and Ribhus.
Indra and
Shachi had a
daughter named Jayanti, who married...
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single head and a
third eye and is
wearing a
necklace made out of snakes.
Nilambara-Vajrapani is
depicted as
having either four or six
hands and as having...
- by
Devadurlava Das,
Hiraabati by
Ramachandra Chottaray,
Deulatola by
Nilambara Das,
Prema Panchamruta by
Bhupati Pandit,
Rukmini Vivaha by
Kartik Das...
