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Tantric Communities in Context

Tantric Communities in Context
1. Auflage, 2019
From the middle of the first millennium CE, South Asia saw the emergence and rise of Tantrism within all of its major religious traditions: Śaivism, the Vaiṣṇava Pāñcarātra, the Buddhist Mantrayāna, and Jainism. Despite the fact that Tantrism grew to become such an integral part of the religious landscape, our understanding of how early Tantric communities were actually organized and how they positioned themselves in society is still limited. This collection of articles by leading scholars offers new insights into the socio-religious history of premodern Tantric traditions.
Supported by: Holzhausen-Legat der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften
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Introduction
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How public was Śaivism?
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Sisters and consorts, adepts and goddesses: Representations of women in the Brahmayāmala
Page 49 - 82
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The Bhasmāṅkura in Śaiva texts
Page 83 - 106
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Renegotiating ritual identities: Blurred boundaries between Pāñcarātra ritual communities in South India
Page 107 - 136
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*Sahajavajra’s integration of Tantra into mainstream Buddhism: An analysis of his *Tattvadaśakaṭīkā and *Sthitisamāsa
Page 137 - 170
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Bāṇa’s literary representation of a South Indian Śaivite
Christian Ferstl
Page 171 - 201
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Whose dharma? Śaiva and Śākta community rules and Dharmaśāstric prescriptions
Page 205 - 232
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Tantric ritual components in the initiation of a Digambara Jain
Page 233 - 274
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Minor Vajrayāna texts V: The Gaṇacakravidhi attributed to Ratnākaraśānti
Page 275 - 314
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The recipient of the Tantric Buddhist funeral
Page 315 - 334
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Narratives as a medium for appealing to the royal court: A look into the Ahirbudhnyasaṃhitā
Page 335 - 362
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In case of emergency: Addressing rulers in the Ahirbudhnyasaṃhitā
Page 363 - 384
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Damanotsava: On love in spring, on what Jñānaśambhu wrote, and on the spread of public festivals into the Mantramārga
Page 385 - 424
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Hanumān worship under the kings of the late Malla period in Nepal
Gudrun Bühnemann
Page 425 - 469
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“Rudras on Earth” on the eve of the Tantric Age: The Śivadharmaśāstra and the making of Śaiva lay and initiatory communities
Page 471 - 510
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Inclusivism revisited: The worship of other gods in the Śivadharmaśāstra, the Skandapurāṇa, and the Niśvāsamukha
Page 511 - 538
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Mātṛtantra texts of South India with special reference to the worship of Rurujit in Kerala and to three different communities associated with this worship
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Further Mahāpratisarā fragments from Gilgit
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Index
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Edition:
978-3-7001-8378-5, Print, softcover, 13.12.2019
Edition:
978-3-7001-8673-1, eBook, PDF, limited accessibility , 13.12.2019
Edition:
1. Auflage
Pages:
602 Pages
Format:
24,0x15,0cm
Language:
English
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