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the dates and events, in part because of the loss of records, and also because the pontiffs of the monastery adopted the same name which has created confusion in understanding the surviving records. Yet, it may also be because the peetham was not founded by
Shankara, but only centuries later. The early inscriptions that mention Sringeri, in the regional Kannada language, are donative or commemorative. Though useful in establishing the significance of the matha, they lack details to help establish the early history. According to Hermann Kulke, the early history of Sringeri is unknown and the earliest epigraphical evidence in the region is from the 12th century and belongs to the Jainism tradition. According to Paul Hacker, no mention of the
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Hoysala temples, with the basement adorned with sculpted animals and balustrades with yalis flanking the steps. The outer walls of the Shiva temple have large sculptured panels at right angles to each other and these show the major gods and goddess of Vedic tradition and post-Vedic
Shaivism, Vaishnavism, Shaktism, Saurism (Surya) and Ganapatya (Ganesha) traditions of Hinduism. The base of the temple have relief friezes depicting a large variety of stories from Hindu epics and puranas. The sanctum has a linga, the southern side of the sanctum features Brahma-Sarawati, the western side Vishnu-Lakshmi, and the northern side Shiva-Parvati.
1468:. According to tradition, the monk's efforts were supported by the 10th and 11th pontiff of Sringeri peetham. Vidyaranya later became the 12th acharya of the Sringeri peetham in 1375 CE. Shortly after the start of the Vijayanagara empire in 1336 CE, the rulers began building the Vidyashankara temple at the Sringeri peetham site. This temple was completed in 1338. The Vijayanagara rulers repaired and built numerous more Hindu and Jain temples in and around the Sringeri matha and elsewhere in their empire. This is a period where numerous inscriptions help establish the existence of the Sringeri peetham from the 14th century onwards.
1639:(seven mothers) sculpted. The goddess sits in a golden chariot. Along with Saraswati in the sanctum, the temple has small shrines for Ganesha and for Bhuvaneshvari. The Saradambda temple and nearby structures additionally house a library, a Vedic school, a shrine for Adi Shankara, and other facilities of the monastery. It has been the historic epicenter of Sringeri's annual Navaratri festival celebrations, as well as the chariot festival held in February or March every year. The temple also gives the site its name, with "Sarada peetha" meaning "seat of learning". The temple was renovated to its current form in 1916.
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preserved by the monastery. According to the letters and ledger entries, the
Maratha rulers delivered gifts and bestowed grants to the monastery between 1738 and 1894. The letters of the Maratha rulers are typically in Marathi, while the replies from the Sringeri pontiff are in Sanskrit. In addition to these records, the monastery literature mention land grants from the Marathas as well as records of the visit by the
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1479:(counsellor, teacher). This grant became a six-century tradition that ended in the 1960s and 1970s when the Indian central government introduced and enforced a land-reform law that redistributed the land. The Vijayanagara empire gift also began a regional philanthropic tradition of endowments by the wealthy and the elderly population to the Sringeri matha. The
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gold and copper, to return it along with compensation. In the years and decades that followed the
Pindari sacking of 1791, the cordial relations and mutual support between the Sringeri monastery and the Maratha rulers returned. However, according to Leela Prasad, the culprits were never brought to book and neither was any compensation given to the temple.
1475:(tax-exempt) gift of land in and around Sringeri in 1346 CE to the Sringeri matha guru Bharati Tirtha, in a manner common in the Indian tradition for centuries, to help defray the costs of operating the monastery and temples. The grant is evidenced by a stone inscription by the king who reverentially refers to the 10th pontiff of Sringeri matha as a
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is mostly discernible from the literary records. The lands held by the monastery and the goods meant for its operation were treated by the
Nayakas as tax-exempt and not subject to any tariffs. Additionally, the 17th-century records show that the matha received special gifts from the Lingayat rulers on festive occasions such as
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The temple can be entered from four directions. Inside the temple is a large mandapa with intricately carved pillars, several antechambers with artwork, a sanctum with linga and a circumambulation passageway around it. The passageway opens to smaller shrines dedicated to Hindu gods and goddesses from
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The
Sringeri matha was supported by the Maratha rulers when they came to power in the post-Aurangzeb Mughal era. The monastery provided the Marathas with counsel in return as evidenced by over two dozen letters, mostly in the Marathi language and some in Sanskrit using Kannada script. These have been
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The
Sringeri matha received gifts and grants from the Keladi Nayakas, as evidenced by ledger records and literature preserved by the monastery. Unlike the copious epigraphical evidence from the Vijayanagara era, few inscriptions from the Keladi era history are available and the history of this period
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can be found before the 14th century CE. Until the 15th century, the timespan of the directors of
Sringeri Math are unrealistically long, spanning 60+ and even 105 years. After 1386, the timespans become much shorter. According to Hacker, these mathas were probably established in the 14th century, to
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While tradition attributes the establishment of
Sringeri Sharada Peetham to Adi Shankara, situating him in the 5th century BCE, the history of Sringeri Peetham from the time of Adi Shankara (8th century CE) to about the 14th century is unknown. This may be because the sources are contradictory about
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A hagiographic legend states that Sri Adi
Shankara, during His travels across India, witnessed a snake unveiling its hood like an umbrella to shield a pregnant frog from the hot sun on the banks of the river Tunga in Sringeri. Deducing that non-violence amongst natural predators was innate to a holy
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is the administrative organization that has historically managed the monastery resources, properties and endowments in accordance with historic policies and guidelines. This includes the temples, the Vedic schools, the library, the kitchen and free feeding houses for the monks and visiting pilgrims
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architecture traditions with Hoysalas and Vijayanagara styles, giving it an unusual appearance. The temple has an apsidal shape with its interior chambers and sanctum set on the square principle while the spire and outer walls use an almost circular plan. The temple is set on a high plinth like the
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The sacking led to a protest by the pontiff of the Sringeri matha who started a fast to death on the banks of the Tunga river. According to Shastri, after the Maratha Peshwa ruler learned about the Pindari sacking, he took corrective action and sent his contingents to locate the loot, the statues,
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by a coalition of Deccan sultanates, the Vijayanagara empire territories faced a political turmoil. The Deccan region was largely divided among five Islamic sultanates. The coastal regions of Karnataka that included the Sringiri matha ultimately came under the control of the Nayakas of Keladi from
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of Vidyaranyapuram with a land grant for the Brahmins, and in the 15th century established the earliest version of the Saradamba temple found at the Sringeri peetham site. The tradition of establishing satellite institutions under the supervision of the Sringeri peetham started in the Vijayanagara
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The Sringeri Sharada Peetham has a network of branches in India. Some of the major branches include those in Varanasi, Haridwar, Nasik, Gaya, Mysore, Hyderabad, Madurai, Chennai, Kanchipuram, Tirupati, Coimbatore, Ramesvaram, Kalady, Ramnad and Bengaluru. The monastery also supervises a number of
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According to Shastri, following the traditional accounts, the Vijayanagara kings visited the Sringeri monastery many times over some 200 years and left inscriptions praising the monks, revering their knowledge of the Vedas and their scholarship. The monastery also provided the Vijayanagara empire
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Saraswati, the goddess of knowledge and arts in the Hindu tradition, is the presiding deity of the monastery. The monastery tradition states that Adi Shankara installed a sandalwood image of Saraswati as Saradamba in a simple shrine, one that was replaced with its current copy in gold during the
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The Sringeri monastery has been a historic politico-religious center at least from the 14th century. Along with the Vijayanagara emperors and the Mysore Muslim rulers such as Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan, the colonial British authorities and their Nayak and Wodeyar dynasty appointees considered the
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studies. The Pītham runs several vedic schools (pathashalas), maintains libraries and repositories of historic Sanskrit manuscripts. The Śringerī Mutt has been active in preserving Vedas, sponsoring students and recitals, Sanskrit scholarship, and celebrating traditional annual festivals such as
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The religio-political significance of the Sringeri monastery was such that both the Marathas and the Muslim ruler Hyder Ali sought "cordial relations" with it. According to Leela Prasad, after the Maratha ruler Raghunatha Rao invited the Sringeri matha's Jagadguru to visit him and the pontiff
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The Sringeri matha includes two major temples. One is dedicated to Shiva and is called the Vidya Shankara temple, the other to Saraswati and is called the Sharada Amba temple. The earliest version of the Shiva temple was built in the 14th century, of goddess Saraswati in the 15th century.
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to each of the four monasteries, installing Sri Sureshvaracharya, Sri Hastamalakacharya, Sri Padmapadacharya and Sri Totakacharya as the first Jagadgurus of the Peethams at Sringeri, Dvaraka, Puri and Badri respectively. According to tradition, Sri Adi Shankara installed
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tradition, who has previously served as governors for the Vijayanagara emperors. The Keladi dynasty supported the Sringiri peetham for nearly 250 years, from 1499 to 1763, when the Keladi Nayakas rule was ended by Hyder Ali seeking to create a sultanate from Mysore.
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According to tradition, Sri Adi Shankaracharya, the principal exponent of Advaita Vedanta, established four pithams (dioceses) in India to preserve and propagate Sanatana Dharma and Advaita Vedanta. These were Sringeri Sri Sharada Peetham (Karnataka) in the South,
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managed the land and therefore operated as a sociopolitical network and land-grant institution for over 600 years beyond its religious role and spiritual scholarship. This relationship between the monastery and the regional population has been guided by a mutual
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accepted the invitation, when Hyder Ali – whose hostility to the Marathas had been legendary – heard about the trip, Hyder Ali sent the Jagadguru gifts and an escort consisting of a palanquin, five horses, an elephant and cash for the travel expenses.
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In the late 15th century, the patronage of the Vijayanagara kings shifted to Vaisnavism. Following this loss of patronage, Sringeri matha had to find other means to propagate its former status, and the story of Shankara establishing the four cardinal
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monastery to be a strategically important hub for regional politics. Its operations were a target of surveillance, its collection of Hindu texts on Dharma and its counsel given its regional significance were sought by the British authorities.
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administration with guidance on governance. The descendant rulers of the Vijayanagara empire regularly visited the monastery and made a series of endowments to the Sringeri matha as evidenced by various inscriptions. They also established the
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in Śringerī. The Mutt complex consists of shrines on both the northern and southern banks of the river. The three prominent shrines on the northern bank of the Tunga are dedicated to the presiding deity of the Pītham and the divinity of
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1313:(Vyāsa Pūrnima). The Pītham has branches across India and maintains temples at several locations. It also has a social outreach programme. It has initiated various reforms against orthodoxy in an initiative to become the
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Sringeri matha has preserved and been a source of ancient Sanskrit manuscripts to scholars. In the contemporary monastery, a library is located on the first floor of the Saradamba temple. It has about 500
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After the third Anglo-Mysore war in 1791 between the armies of the British and Maratha coalition and those of Tipu Sultan, a part of the defeated contingent of the Marathas, that is, the irregular
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The Sringeri Sharada Peetham, over its centuries of operations has evolved a structure to manage the monastery, its succession and its branches. Some of the key positions and features include:
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and a large collection of paper manuscripts, most of which are in Sanskrit. These manuscripts are not only related to Advaita philosophy, but to classical subjects such as Sanskrit grammar,
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The Pītham is traditionally headed by an ascetic pontiff belonging to the order of the Jagadguru Śankarāchārya. According to tradition, the first pontiff of the Pītham was
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Mahaswami. The successor-designate (the 37th Jagadguru acharya) was appointed in 2015, and was given the Yogapatta (monastic name) Sri Vidhushekhara Bharati Mahaswami.
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The math claims to have a lineage of Jagadgurus, stretching back straight to Sri Adi Shankaracharya himself. The present and 36th Jagadguru acharya of this peetham is
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returned through Sringeri and looted the monastery temples of its gold and copper, statues, killed some Brahmin priests, and destroyed property. The news reached
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Vedic studies and Sanskrit schools in various parts of India. The monastery owns some agriculture land and this is farmed by the monks and monastery workers.
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Vijayanagara era. The shrine was rebuilt in the 15th century and expanded in the early 20th century. The temple has a maha-mandapa (main hall) with images of
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According to tradition, Shankara also instituted the tradition of appointing a succession of monastic pontifical heads, called the
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across the Western Ghats, and about 335 kilometres (208 mi) west-northwest from the state capital,
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has been guided by the Hindu Dharmasutras and Dharmasastras texts preserved and interpreted by the
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Anna Libera Dallapiccola; Stephanie Zingel-Avé Lallemant (1985).
2005:
Jyotirmath Peetham (North), Jyotirmath, Badrikashram, Uttarakhand
1804:
1685:
The monastery has a number of officials with various duties. The
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Studies in Indian History (The Shringeri letters of Tipu Sultan)
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Jagadguru Shankaracharya Sri Sri Bharati Tirtha Mahasannidhanam
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2710:. State University of New York Press. pp. 347 note 16.
1246:(Uttarakhand) in the North. The head of the matha is called
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Sri Sachchidananda Shivabhinava Nrisimha Bharati Mahaswami
1317:
of a single united Hindu religion with the support of the
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and monastic activities through satellite institutions in
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2455:
1622:
The Vidyashankara temple is a fusion of pre-Vijayanagara
1488:(hospitality, appropriate conduct) guideline between the
3716:
3219:. Cambridge University Press. pp. 54–55, 172, 191.
3006:
Western Karnataka: Its Agrarian Relations A.D. 1500-1800
2984:
2893:
Journal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient
2224:
3914:
3666:, Delhi: Motilal Banarsidass Publishers Private Limited
2616:
2504:
1445:(ledger records and inscriptions of various forms) and
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3348:. Columbia University Press. pp. 67–69, 163–164.
2234:
Vijayanagara-city and empire: new currents of research
2010:
Shri Kanchi Kamakoti Peetham, Kancheepuram, Tamil Nadu
3604:
Leela Prasad (2010). Anand Pandian; Daud Ali (eds.).
3162:
2855:
2628:
2604:
2056:
Faiths Across Time: 5,000 Years of Religious History
2020:
Jagadguru of Sringeri Sharada Peetham#Guru Parampara
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2406:"கொங்க குலகுருக்களின் சிருங்கேரி ஸ்வாமிகள் தரிசனம்"
1517:empire period. For example, Vidyaranya organized a
1436:
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1492:and the populace. According to Leela Prasad, this
1471:The Vijayanagara rulers Harihara and Bukka gave a
56:Vidyashankara Temple at Sringeri completed in 1338
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3118:. Asian Educational Services. pp. 155–169.
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2967:The New Cambridge History of India: Vijayanagara
2770:The New Cambridge History of India: Vijayanagara
2052:
1452:A pivotal figure in the history of the matha is
1337:and 100 kilometres (62 mi) northeast from
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3169:. Indiana University Press. pp. 175–177.
2970:. Cambridge University Press. pp. 84–85.
2917:
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2237:. Steiner Verlag Wiesbaden. pp. 130–137.
2000:Dwarka Sharada Peetham (West), Dwarka, Gujarat
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1709:(conduct and ethical behavior of monks), the
1689:is the administrative superintendent and the
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1572:Peshwa Maratha sacking of the temple in 1791
1304:, preserved Sanskrit literature and pursued
1202:is said to have been established by acharya
27:Advaita Vedanta Hindu monastery with temples
3699:Official website of Sringeri Sharada Peetha
3558:
3258:. Cambridge University Press. p. 172.
2773:. Cambridge University Press. p. 111.
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2485:
1911:The Raja Gopura of Sringeri Sharada Peetham
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3003:Kodancha Gujjadi Vasantha Madhava (1991).
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2924:. Oxford University Press. pp. 1–18.
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2559:
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1449:(charters) from the 14th century onwards.
1396:, believed by tradition to be the same as
1384:of Ramayana fame, son of Sage Vibhandaka.
1145:
1131:
50:
38:
3717:Sringeri Vidya Bharati Foundation, Canada
3661:
3375:. Columbia University Press. p. 37.
2510:
2412:(in Tamil). 23 April 2022. Archived from
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1508:may have originated in the 16th century.
3657:, Delhi, India: Sri Satguru Publications
2590:. Manohar Publishers. pp. 231–237.
2289:Census of the Exact Sciences in Sanskrit
2156:"Vidyashankara Temple | Sharada Peetham"
1614:Vidyashankara temple at Sringeri Peetham
1609:
160:
3153:, pp. 7–8, 75–76, 99–111, 240–241.
1358:
14:
5477:Religious organisations based in India
5459:
3712:Sringeri Vidya Bharati Foundation, USA
3540:
2634:
2622:
2610:
1995:Govardhan Peetham (East), Puri, Odisha
1729:
1600:
1433:propagate Shankara's view of Advaita.
1422:
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2334:. Walter De Gruyter. pp. 75–77.
18:Jagadguru of Sringeri Sharada Peetham
1963:sculpted on the Vidyashankara Temple
1875:Sri Vidhushekhara Bharati Mahaswami
5482:8th-century establishments in India
5441:
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2707:Ritual Worship of the Great Goddess
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1923:The Main Sharada Temple of Sringeri
1186:) is one amongst the four cardinal
24:
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3662:Roodurmum, Pulasth Soobah (2002),
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1947:Front view of Vidyashankara Temple
1744:on 23 January 2015. The last five
25:
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3692:
3627:History of Shringeri, 2nd Edition
3252:George Michell (17 August 1995).
3213:George Michell (17 August 1995).
2441:. Data and Expo. pp. 70–74.
1889:Kuppa Venkateshwara Prasad Sharma
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5409:
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3852:
3810:
3516:Sringeri seer appoints successor
3163:Anand Pandian; Daud Ali (2010).
1952:
1940:
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1437:Vijayanagara Empire - Vidyaranya
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2852:, pp. 6–8, 92–94, 105–107.
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2428:
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2348:
2259:"Sustenance of Sanatana Dharma"
1693:is the manager of temples, the
1659:
1591:
5472:Shankaracharya mathas in India
5335:Relations with other religions
3677:, Greenwood Publishing Group,
3641:Kuppuswami Sastri, S. (1984),
3629:, Karanatak University Press,
2899:(3). Brill Academic: 433–437.
2251:
2199:
2174:
2148:
2123:
2098:
2073:
2059:. ABC-CLIO. pp. 574–575.
1980:Koodli Sringeri Shankara Matam
1554:
1158:Dakṣiṇāmnāya Śrī Śāradā Pīṭham
13:
1:
3589:. Columbia University Press.
3009:. Navrang. pp. 113–114.
2683:. Routledge. pp. 18–33.
2040:
1863:Tangirala Sitarama Anjaneyulu
1524:
400:Sravana, manana, nididhyasana
44:Sringeri Sharada Peetham logo
3610:. Indiana University Press.
1376:(Uttarakhand) in the North.
7:
3798:
3789:
3780:
3771:
3753:
3651:
3645:
2677:William J. Jackson (2016).
2486:Harshananda, Swami (2012).
1968:
1796:Chandrashekhara Bharati III
1701:(the finance officer), the
1328:
1182:
10:
5503:
3607:Ethical Life in South Asia
3524:
3166:Ethical Life in South Asia
2704:Hillary Rodrigues (2003).
2015:Vishaka Sri Sarada Peetham
1897:
1742:Bharathi Teertha Mahaswami
1642:
1605:
1409:Bharathi Teertha Mahaswami
1348:
1291:Śrī Bhārathī Tīrtha Svāmin
1206:to preserve and propagate
415:"Unfoldment of the middle"
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3112:Surendranath Sen (1993).
2905:10.1163/15685209-12341314
2053:J. Gordon Melton (2014).
2025:Shri Gaudapadacharya Math
1935:Shri Vidyashankara Temple
1372:(Odisha) in the East and
1250:, the title derives from
1177:
900:Classical Advaita Vedanta
650:Classical Advaita Vedanta
604:Shiva Sutras of Vasugupta
282:Classical Advaita vedanta
201:Classical Advaita Vedanta
154:https://www.sringeri.net/
149:
137:
125:
88:
71:
61:
49:
37:
5467:Sringeri Sharada Peetham
4479:Yoga Sutras of Patanjali
2809:, pp. 44–45, 68–73.
2385:Sringeri Sharada Peetham
2360:Sringeri Sharada Peetham
2263:Sringeri Sharada Peetham
2211:Sringeri Sharada Peetham
2186:Sringeri Sharada Peetham
2135:Sringeri Sharada Peetham
2110:Sringeri Sharada Peetham
2106:"Sri Adi Shankaracharya"
2085:Sringeri Sharada Peetham
2035:
916:Sringeri Sharada Peetham
509:Vedantasara of Sadananda
33:Sringeri Sharada Peetham
4558:Thiruvilaiyadal Puranam
3532:Clark, Matthew (2006),
2918:Anila Verghese (2002).
2435:Ashutosh Goyal (2016).
2328:Borayin Larios (2017).
1368:(Gujarat) in the West,
1238:(Gujarat) in the West,
1079:Vishishtadvaita Vedanta
110:13.416519°N 75.251972°E
4533:Eighteen Greater Texts
3671:Rosen, Steven (2006),
3410:, pp. 7–8, 64–73.
2797:, pp. 1–2, 21–33.
2584:Hermann Kulke (1993).
2523:Kuppuswami Sastri 1984
2286:David Pingree (1981).
2182:"Sri Sureshwaracharya"
1877:(Successor-designate)
1615:
1242:(Odisha) in the East,
1240:Purī Govardhana Pīṭhaṃ
938:Modern Advaita Vedanta
895:Monasteries and Orders
548:Attributed to Shankara
166:
139:Present Shankaracharya
5286:Hindu gurus and sants
4538:Eighteen Lesser Texts
3649:, with commentary by
3583:Leela Prasad (2007).
3541:Hacker, Paul (1995),
3369:Leela Prasad (2006).
3342:Leela Prasad (2006).
3315:Leela Prasad (2006).
2964:Burton Stein (1989).
2767:Burton Stein (1989).
2488:Hindu Pilgrim centres
1650:palm-leaf manuscripts
1613:
1370:Purī Govardhan Pīṭhaṃ
1366:Dvārakā Śāradā Pītham
1236:Dvārakā Śāradā Pītham
955:Arsha Vidya Gurukulam
868:Precanonical Buddhism
742:Swami Sarvapriyananda
499:Advaita Bodha Deepika
164:
5276:Anti-Hindu sentiment
2030:Ramachandrapura Math
1823:Abhinava Vidyatirtha
1656:, ethics, and arts.
1417:Abhinava Vidyatirtha
1394:Sri Sureshwaracharya
1359:Traditional accounts
1309:Śaṅkara Jayanti and
1287:Śrī Sureshvarāchārya
1285:'s eldest disciple,
1224:Chikmagalur district
1104:Neo-Advaita teachers
1094:Inchegeri Sampradaya
1034:Anantanand Rambachan
999:Daniel H. H. Ingalls
911:Gaudapadacharya Math
906:Dashanami Sampradaya
782:Nisargadatta Maharaj
749:Shaivism/Tantra/Nath
627:Inchegeri Sampradaya
621:Works by Vivekananda
609:Pratyabhijnahridayam
485:Principal Upanishads
245:Inchegeri Sampradaya
220:Shaivism/Tantra/Nath
132:Sri Sureshvaracharya
127:First Shankaracharya
115:13.416519; 75.251972
5382:Hinduism by country
4548:Iraiyanar Akapporul
4508:Tirumurukāṟṟuppaṭai
3625:AK Shastri (1999),
3293:, pp. 108–109.
3281:, pp. 107–108.
3242:, pp. 107–109.
2828:, pp. 175–176.
2381:"Social Activities"
2131:"Sri Vidyashankara"
1730:Modern era pontiffs
1601:Monastery buildings
1458:Vijayanagara Empire
1423:Historical accounts
1374:Badri Jyotishpīṭhaṃ
1244:Badri Jyotishpīṭhaṃ
1192:Daśanāmi Sampradaya
1162:Śri Śṛṅgagiri Maṭha
971:Ramakrishna Mission
945:Divine Life Society
732:Swami Chinmayananda
172:Part of a series on
106: /
34:
3674:Essential Hinduism
2540:The Times of India
1757:Years as Jagadguru
1616:
1214:, the doctrine of
931:Jyotirmaṭha Pīṭhaṃ
167:
81:, Karnataka, India
66:Adi Shankaracharya
32:
5454:
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4490:Sangam literature
4446:Yājñavalkya Smṛti
4294:
4293:
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4109:
3819:
3818:
3791:Jyotirmaṭha Pīṭha
3643:Brahmasiddhi, by
3617:978-0-253-35528-7
3596:978-0-231-13920-5
3552:978-0-7914-2582-4
3491:, pp. 94–95.
3476:, pp. 84–93.
3461:, pp. 80–84.
3446:, pp. 77–78.
3434:, pp. 75–76.
3422:, pp. 75–87.
3408:Leela Prasad 2007
3382:978-0-231-51127-8
3355:978-0-231-51127-8
3328:978-0-231-51127-8
3265:978-0-521-44110-0
3226:978-0-521-44110-0
3192:, pp. 21–29.
3176:978-0-253-35528-7
3151:Leela Prasad 2007
3141:, pp. 50–51.
3125:978-81-206-0773-6
3097:Daniyal, Shoaib.
3087:, pp. 48–49.
3070:, pp. 74–76.
3068:Leela Prasad 2007
3049:, pp. 74–75.
3047:Leela Prasad 2007
3037:, pp. 45–48.
3016:978-81-7013-073-4
2977:978-0-521-26693-2
2954:, pp. 34–39.
2931:978-0-19-565433-2
2881:, pp. 25–29.
2850:Leela Prasad 2007
2840:, pp. 67–72.
2838:Leela Prasad 2007
2826:Leela Prasad 2010
2807:Leela Prasad 2007
2780:978-0-521-26693-2
2757:, pp. 21–24.
2736:, pp. 67–71.
2734:Leela Prasad 2007
2717:978-0-7914-5400-8
2690:978-1-317-00193-5
2662:Leela Prasad 2007
2497:978-81-7907-053-6
2474:Leela Prasad 2007
2448:978-93-80844-85-5
2438:India - Karnataka
2341:978-3-11-051732-3
2318:, pp. 10–11.
2299:978-0-87169-146-0
2244:978-3-515-04554-4
2066:978-1-61069-026-3
1895:
1894:
1836:Srinivasa Shastri
1809:Narasimha Shastri
1721:(police officer).
1382:Sage Rishyasringa
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1154:
921:Govardhana Pīṭhaṃ
810:Sramanic movement
722:Swami Rama Tirtha
717:Swami Vivekananda
159:
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5323:Pilgrimage sites
5077:Ganesh Chaturthi
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4563:Vinayagar Agaval
4528:Five Great Epics
4503:Divya Prabandham
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2081:"Sri Sharadamba"
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1763:Purvashrama name
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1298:Smārta tradition
1248:Shankarayacharya
1185:
1179:
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1147:
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1133:
1120:Hindu philosophy
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1089:Kashmir Shaivism
1084:Advaita Shaivism
1029:Patrick Olivelle
950:Chinmaya Mission
703:Advaita teachers
676:Vāchaspati Misra
598:Kashmir Shaivism
580:Yoga Yajnavalkya
563:Aparokshanubhuti
504:Dŗg-Dŗśya-Viveka
355:Kashmir Shaivism
338:Cause and effect
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4441:Nāradasmṛti
4404:Mahabharata
4182:Atharvaveda
4060:Vaisheshika
3947:Puruṣārthas
2635:Hacker 1995
2623:Hacker 1995
2611:Hacker 1995
1961:Dashavatara
1711:rayasadavas
1582:Tipu Sultan
1555:Maratha era
1536:Lingayatism
1389:Jagadgurus,
1302:South India
1276:adhisthānam
1259:Tuṅgā River
1216:non-dualism
983:Scholarship
963:Neo-Vedanta
769:Neo-Advaita
615:Neo-Vedanta
260:Neo-Advaita
113: /
89:Coordinates
5461:Categories
5147:Kumbh Mela
5115:Gudi Padwa
5060:Durga Puja
5045:Shivaratri
4917:Karnavedha
4897:Namakarana
4859:Tirthatana
4626:Dattatreya
4463:Subhashita
4436:Manusmriti
4313:Dhanurveda
4246:Taittiriya
4231:Kaushitaki
4218:Upanishads
3991:Aparigraha
3893:Philosophy
3705:Tattvaloka
3652:Śankhapāṇī
2862:Clark 2006
2356:"Branches"
2041:References
1782:Shivaswami
1746:Jagadgurus
1525:Keladi era
1521:in Hampi.
1473:sarvamanya
1454:Vidyaranya
1268:Śrī Śāradā
1264:Ātma-vidyā
1099:Nondualism
1063:Categories
1019:Max Müller
873:Madhyamika
829:Upanishads
804:Influences
691:Vidyaranya
686:Amalananda
558:Atma bodha
514:Panchadasi
453:Jivanmukta
405:Jnana yoga
390:Meditation
308:Mahāvākyas
265:Nondualism
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5370:Theosophy
5301:Mythology
5281:Criticism
5249:Etymology
5207:Svādhyāya
5106:New Year
5055:Navaratri
5027:Festivals
5005:Grihastha
4978:Kshatriya
4952:Antyeshti
4927:Upanayana
4892:Jatakarma
4882:Pumsavana
4869:Sanskaras
4834:Naivedhya
4788:Practices
4733:Mahavidya
4701:Saraswati
4688:Goddesses
4646:Kartikeya
4543:Athichudi
4498:Tirumurai
4351:Vyākaraṇa
4318:Natyaveda
4266:Chandogya
4191:Divisions
4172:Yajurveda
3655:. 2nd ed.
3635:220890841
2410:Dinamalar
1959:Vishnu's
1885:Tirupathi
1852:Mahaswami
1832:Bangalore
1828:1954–1989
1825:Mahaswami
1801:1912–1954
1798:Mahaswami
1774:1872–1912
1739:Jagadguru
1735:Jagadguru
1680:Samsthana
1675:Samsthana
1669:Jagadguru
1562:jagadguru
1413:Jagadguru
1406:Jagadguru
1343:Bengaluru
1339:Mangaluru
1228:Karnataka
671:Sureśvara
656:Gaudapada
525:Gaudapada
410:Rāja yoga
395:Svādhyāya
379:Practices
348:Neti neti
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5377:Glossary
5345:Buddhism
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5271:Calendar
5152:Haridwar
5130:Vaisakhi
5125:Puthandu
5015:Sannyasa
4932:Keshanta
4763:Shashthi
4599:Trimurti
4426:Nitisara
4399:Ramayana
4394:Itihasas
4366:Jyotisha
4308:Ayurveda
4300:Upavedas
4281:Mandukya
4226:Aitareya
4208:Aranyaka
4203:Brahmana
4177:Samaveda
4102:Charvaka
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3883:Timeline
3875:Glossary
3858:Hinduism
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1174:Sanskrit
988:Academic
878:Yogacara
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817:Hinduism
645:Teachers
443:Anubhava
277:Concepts
213:Vivarana
79:Sringeri
72:Location
5415:Outline
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5065:Ramlila
4995:Ashrama
4983:Vaishya
4973:Brahmin
4796:Worship
4748:Rukmini
4738:Matrika
4711:Parvati
4706:Lakshmi
4696:Tridevi
4651:Krishna
4636:Hanuman
4631:Ganesha
4582:Deities
4468:Tantras
4458:Stotras
4411:Puranas
4356:Nirukta
4346:Chandas
4341:Shiksha
4333:Vedanga
4286:Prashna
4276:Mundaka
4198:Samhita
4167:Rigveda
4098:Nāstika
4083:Advaita
4070:Vedanta
4065:Mīmāṃsā
4045:Samkhya
4033:Schools
4021:Akrodha
3940:Saṃsāra
3920:Ishvara
3910:Brahman
3755:Śaṃkara
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3525:Sources
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1715:subedar
1695:amildar
1643:Library
1606:Temples
1443:kadatas
1349:History
1306:Advaita
1196:peetham
1188:pīthams
1069:Advaita
854:Vedanta
844:Samkhya
834:Mimamsa
633:Dasbodh
293:Brahman
208:Bhāmatī
195:Schools
178:Advaita
150:Website
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5436:Portal
5340:Baháʼí
5244:Hindus
5222:Tilaka
5191:Others
5167:Ujjain
5162:Prayag
5157:Nashik
5097:Pongal
5035:Diwali
4988:Shudra
4947:Vivaha
4854:Dhyāna
4829:Bhajan
4819:Bhakti
4804:Temple
4758:Shakti
4666:Varuna
4609:Vishnu
4604:Brahma
4453:Sutras
4389:Agamas
4145:Smriti
4076:Dvaita
4041:Āstika
3986:Asteya
3981:Ahimsa
3967:Moksha
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432:Moksha
367:so'ham
298:Avidya
5350:Islam
5328:India
5217:Bindi
5200:Other
5140:Ugadi
5135:Vishu
4968:Varna
4849:Tapas
4839:Yajna
4809:Murti
4743:Radha
4723:Durga
4718:Bhumi
4661:Surya
4641:Indra
4614:Shiva
4376:Other
4361:Kalpa
4251:Katha
4155:Vedas
4140:Śruti
4125:Texts
4055:Nyaya
4011:Damah
4001:Satya
3957:Artha
3935:Karma
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3879:Index
2921:Hampi
2420:8 May
2036:Notes
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1519:matha
1498:matha
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1462:Hampi
1335:Udupi
1232:India
1200:matha
1183:maṭha
1166:/mʌt/
839:Nyaya
824:Vedas
470:Texts
343:Kosha
288:Atman
5392:List
5254:List
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5092:Onam
5040:Holi
4844:Homa
4824:Japa
4814:Puja
4774:more
4768:Sita
4753:Sati
4728:Kali
4677:more
4671:Vayu
4656:Rama
4621:Agni
4591:Gods
4271:Kena
4241:Isha
4050:Yoga
4016:Dayā
4006:Dāna
3976:Niti
3962:Kama
3930:Maya
3679:ISBN
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