Heroic Shāktism: the cult of Durgā in ancient Indian kingship
Heroic 'Saktism' is the belief that a good king and a true warrior must worship the goddess Durga, the form and substance of kingship. This belief formed the bedrock of ancient Indian practices of cultivating political power. Wildly dangerous and serenely benevolent at one and the same tim...
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Zusammenfassung: | Heroic 'Saktism' is the belief that a good king and a true warrior must worship the goddess Durga, the form and substance of kingship. This belief formed the bedrock of ancient Indian practices of cultivating political power. Wildly dangerous and serenely benevolent at one and the same time, the goddess's charismatic split nature promised rewards for a hero and king and success in risky ventures. This book is the first expansive historical treatment of the cult of Durga and the role it played in shaping ideas and rituals of heroism in India between the 3rd and the 12th centuries CE. Within the story of ancient Indian kingship, two critical transitions overlapped with the rise of heroic 'Saktism: the decline of the war-god Skanda-Mahasena as a military symbol, and the concomitant rise of the early Indian kingdom. As the rhetoric of kingship once strongly linked to the older war god shifted to the cultural narratives of the goddess, her political imagery broadened in its cultural resonance. And indigenous territorial deities became associated with Durga as smaller states unified into a broader conception of civilization. By assessing the available epigraphic, literary and scriptural sources in Sanskrit, and anthropological studies on politics and ritual, Bihani Sarkar demonstrates that the association between Indian kingship and the cult's belief-systems was an ancient one based on efforts to augment worldly power |
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title_short | Heroic Shāktism |
title_sort | heroic shaktism the cult of durga in ancient indian kingship |
title_sub | the cult of Durgā in ancient Indian kingship |
topic | Krieger (DE-588)1136927808 gnd Durga (DE-588)118941143 gnd Navaratri (DE-588)4442708-6 gnd Hinduismus (DE-588)4024955-4 gnd Ritus (DE-588)4124068-6 gnd König (DE-588)4031516-2 gnd Schaktismus (DE-588)4179345-6 gnd Volksreligion (DE-588)4130001-4 gnd Göttin (DE-588)4021474-6 gnd |
topic_facet | Krieger Durga Navaratri Hinduismus Ritus König Schaktismus Volksreligion Göttin Indien |
url | http://swbplus.bsz-bw.de/bsz49098147Xinh.htm |
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