Gopala

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Gopala is a pastoral form of the Hindu god Krishna, revered especially as a divine cowherd and protector of cows.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu deity
form of Krishna
associatedWith Gokula NERFINISHED
Krishna NERFINISHED
Vaishnavism NERFINISHED
Vrindavan NERFINISHED
cowherds
cows
centralIn Krishna bhakti traditions NERFINISHED
cultCenter Mathura region NERFINISHED
Vrindavan region NERFINISHED
depicts Krishna playing the flute among cows
Krishna tending cows
epithetOf Krishna NERFINISHED
hasAttribute cowherd’s staff
flute
peacock feather
hasDomain cow pens
pastures
hasGender male
hasMeaning cowherd
protector of cows
hasMythologicalCycle Bhagavata tradition NERFINISHED
hasReligion Hinduism NERFINISHED
hasRole divine cowherd
protector of cows
honorificTitle Gopala Deva NERFINISHED
iconographicallyDepictedWith cowherd boys (gopas)
forest setting
herds of cows
languageOfName Sanskrit NERFINISHED
partOf Krishna’s childhood lilas
relatedForm Gopala Krishna NERFINISHED
Govinda NERFINISHED
reveredAs guardian of herds
nourisher of devotees
symbolizes divine love for animals
divine protection of cattle
pastoral simplicity
veneratedIn Hinduism NERFINISHED
worshippedAs Krishna in pastoral form NERFINISHED
worshippedBy Krishna devotees
Vaishnavas NERFINISHED

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