Rishi order of Kashmir

Target entity: Rishi order of Kashmir
Context triple: [Nund Rishi, religiousOrder, Rishi order of Kashmir]

• A. Dashanami Sampradaya
  Dashanami Sampradaya is a Hindu monastic order traditionally associated with Adi Shankaracharya, known for its ten monastic names and Advaita Vedanta teachings.
• B. Samarth Sampradaya
  Samarth Sampradaya is a Hindu spiritual tradition founded by the 17th-century saint Samarth Ramdas, emphasizing devotion to Lord Rama and Hanuman along with practical guidance for righteous living.
• C. Parbatiya
  Parbatiya refers to the Nepali-speaking hill communities of Nepal, historically associated with the Khas people and dominant in the country’s political and cultural life.
• D. Kāṭhaka Shakha
  Kāṭhaka Shakha is a traditional Vedic recension (branch) of the Krishna Yajurveda, preserving its own distinct textual and ritual interpretations within the broader Vedic tradition.
• E. Vadakalai
  Vadakalai is a sect of Sri Vaishnavism that emphasizes Sanskrit scholarship, Vedic ritualism, and a more orthodox theological interpretation within the broader Vaishnava tradition.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Rishi order of Kashmir
Target entity description: The Rishi order of Kashmir is a Sufi-influenced indigenous spiritual tradition of the Kashmir Valley, known for its emphasis on asceticism, meditation, and communal harmony, and exemplified by saints like Nund Rishi.

• A. Dashanami Sampradaya
  Dashanami Sampradaya is a Hindu monastic order traditionally associated with Adi Shankaracharya, known for its ten monastic names and Advaita Vedanta teachings.
• B. Samarth Sampradaya
  Samarth Sampradaya is a Hindu spiritual tradition founded by the 17th-century saint Samarth Ramdas, emphasizing devotion to Lord Rama and Hanuman along with practical guidance for righteous living.
• C. Parbatiya
  Parbatiya refers to the Nepali-speaking hill communities of Nepal, historically associated with the Khas people and dominant in the country’s political and cultural life.
• D. Kāṭhaka Shakha
  Kāṭhaka Shakha is a traditional Vedic recension (branch) of the Krishna Yajurveda, preserving its own distinct textual and ritual interpretations within the broader Vedic tradition.
• E. Vadakalai
  Vadakalai is a sect of Sri Vaishnavism that emphasizes Sanskrit scholarship, Vedic ritualism, and a more orthodox theological interpretation within the broader Vaishnava tradition.
• F. None of above. chosen