Ganapatya tradition

Target entity: Ganapatya tradition
Context triple: [Ganesha, associatedPhilosophy, Ganapatya tradition]

• A. Shaivism
  Shaivism is a major Hindu tradition centered on the worship of the god Shiva as the supreme being, encompassing diverse philosophical schools, rituals, and devotional practices.
• B. Shaktism
  Shaktism is a major Hindu tradition that centers on the worship of the Divine Mother (Shakti) as the supreme, all-encompassing cosmic power.
• C. Vaishnavism
  Vaishnavism is a major tradition within Hinduism that centers on the worship of Vishnu and his avatars, especially Krishna and Rama.
• D. Bhakti movement
  The Bhakti movement was a medieval Indian devotional trend that emphasized personal love and devotion to a chosen deity over ritualism and caste distinctions, profoundly shaping the subcontinent’s religious and cultural life.
• E. Brahmoism
  Brahmoism is a 19th-century monotheistic reform movement within Hinduism that emphasizes reason, social reform, and the rejection of idolatry and caste distinctions.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Ganapatya tradition
Target entity description: The Ganapatya tradition is a Hindu sect that venerates Ganesha as the supreme deity and central focus of spiritual practice and devotion.

• A. Shaivism
  Shaivism is a major Hindu tradition centered on the worship of the god Shiva as the supreme being, encompassing diverse philosophical schools, rituals, and devotional practices.
• B. Shaktism
  Shaktism is a major Hindu tradition that centers on the worship of the Divine Mother (Shakti) as the supreme, all-encompassing cosmic power.
• C. Vaishnavism
  Vaishnavism is a major tradition within Hinduism that centers on the worship of Vishnu and his avatars, especially Krishna and Rama.
• D. Bhakti movement
  The Bhakti movement was a medieval Indian devotional trend that emphasized personal love and devotion to a chosen deity over ritualism and caste distinctions, profoundly shaping the subcontinent’s religious and cultural life.
• E. Brahmoism
  Brahmoism is a 19th-century monotheistic reform movement within Hinduism that emphasizes reason, social reform, and the rejection of idolatry and caste distinctions.
• F. None of above. chosen