Sherawali

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Sherawali is a revered Hindu goddess form of Durga, worshipped especially in North India as the lion-riding mother deity who destroys evil and protects her devotees.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu goddess
form of Durga
alternativeNameOf Durga Mata NERFINISHED
Vaishno Devi NERFINISHED
associatedAnimal lion
associatedConcept Shaktism NERFINISHED
associatedFestival Durga Puja NERFINISHED
Navratri NERFINISHED
associatedVirtue courage
devotion
righteousness
cosmicFunction upholder of dharma
culturalRegion Hindi-speaking regions
Punjabi-speaking regions
deityType Shakti NERFINISHED
devoteeRelationship seen as divine mother
devoteesCall Maa Sherawali NERFINISHED
devotionalGenre aartis
bhajans
epithetOf Durga NERFINISHED
gender female
iconographicAttribute multiple arms
weapons in hands
languageOfName Hindi
moralFunction giver of boons
remover of obstacles
nameMeaning the lion-riding one
religion Hinduism
rides lion
role destroyer of evil
protector of devotees
symbolizes motherly compassion
protection
victory of good over evil
title Maa NERFINISHED
Sherawali Mata NERFINISHED
weapon discus
sword
trident
worshippedAs mother goddess
protector deity
worshipPlace temple
worshipPractice lighting lamps
offering of prayers
singing hymns
worshipRegion India NERFINISHED
North India NERFINISHED

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Mata isHonorificFor Sherawali