Chaturdasha Devata

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Chaturdasha Devata are the fourteen traditional deities of Tripura, regarded as the principal protective gods of the region and central to its royal and religious heritage.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf group of deities ⓘ
protective deities ⓘ
associatedWith Tripura Kingdom ⓘ
linked to: Kingdom of Tripura
associatedWithDynasty Manikya dynasty ⓘ
associatedWithRegion Tripura ⓘ
centralTo religious heritage of Tripura ⓘ
royal heritage of Tripura ⓘ
country India ⓘ
festival Kharchi Puja ⓘ
hasPrincipalShrine Chaturdasha Devata Temple ⓘ
hasRole protective gods of Tripura ⓘ
royal tutelary deities of Tripura ⓘ
state deities of Tripura ⓘ
heritageStatus important part of Tripura’s intangible cultural heritage ⓘ
includesDeity Agni ⓘ
Brahma ⓘ
Chandra ⓘ
Durga ⓘ
linked to: Goddess Durga

Ganesha ⓘ
Ganga ⓘ
linked to: Ganges

Kartikeya ⓘ
Lakshmi ⓘ
linked to: Sri (Lakshmi)

Prithvi ⓘ
Saraswati ⓘ
Shiva ⓘ
Surya ⓘ
Vayu ⓘ
Vishnu ⓘ
languageOfRituals Bengali ⓘ
Kokborok ⓘ
linkedToCulture Tripuri culture ⓘ
linkedToTribe Tripuri people ⓘ
majorFestivalLocation Old Agartala ⓘ
majorFestivalMonth Ashadha ⓘ
July ⓘ
numberOfDeities 14 ⓘ
principalShrineLocation Old Agartala ⓘ
Tripura ⓘ
West Tripura district ⓘ
recognizedAs traditional state deities in Tripura government literature ⓘ
religion Hinduism ⓘ
worshipForm iconless worship in earthen pots in Kharchi Puja ⓘ
worshippedBy Tripuri royalty ⓘ
people of Tripura ⓘ
worshipStyle blend of tribal and Brahmanical practices ⓘ
worshipTradition Saka Era rituals of Tripura kings ⓘ

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Kharchi Puja → worships → Chaturdasha Devata ⓘ
Chaturdasha Devata temple → dedicatedTo → Chaturdasha Devata ⓘ
Chaturdasha Devata temple → etymology → Chaturdasha means fourteen in Sanskrit ⓘ
linked to: Chaturdasha Devata