Chamundeshwari

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Chamundeshwari is a fierce form of the Hindu goddess Durga, venerated as the tutelary deity of Mysore and worshipped for protection and victory over evil.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu goddess
form of Durga
tutelary deity
associatedColor black
red
associatedConcept divine wrath against adharma
protection of devotees
associatedWith Shakti NERFINISHED
destruction of demons
fierce aspect
protection
victory over evil
belongsToTradition Shakta tradition NERFINISHED
consortOf Shiva (as a form of Parvati)
depictedAs slaying Mahishasura
epithet Mahishasuramardini NERFINISHED
festival Dasara in Mysore NERFINISHED
Navaratri NERFINISHED
formOf Durga NERFINISHED
Parvati NERFINISHED
hasMajorTemple Chamundeshwari Temple, Chamundi Hills NERFINISHED
iconographicAttribute severed head
skull garland
sword
trident
knownFor slaying the demon Mahishasura
linkedDynasty Wadiyar dynasty of Mysore NERFINISHED
majorShrineCountry India NERFINISHED
majorShrineLocation Chamundi Hills, Mysore NERFINISHED
majorShrineState Karnataka NERFINISHED
mythologicalEvent battle with Mahishasura at Mysore
otherName Chamundeshwari Devi NERFINISHED
Chamundi NERFINISHED
partOf Mahavidyas in some traditions
religion Hinduism
rides lion
templeElevation Chamundi Hills NERFINISHED
title Goddess of Mysuru Kingdom
veneratedAs tutelary deity of Mysore
veneratedIn Karnataka NERFINISHED
Mysore NERFINISHED
South India NERFINISHED
worshippedBy Wadiyar kings of Mysore NERFINISHED
worshippedFor courage
protection from evil
removal of obstacles
victory in battles

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Jambu Savari associatedWithDeity Chamundeshwari
Chamundi Hill hasDeity Chamundeshwari
Chamundeshwari Temple primaryDeity Chamundeshwari