Worldly gurus and spiritual kings architecture and asceticism in medieval India
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- 9780300198447
- 720.954 23 SE-W
- NA6002 .S43 2014
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
In search of Drunken Peacocks : mapping monastic histories from forest to state -- Inscribing asceticism : epigraphic practices and the materiality of text -- From hermit's hut to guru's mansion : ascetic practice and monastic life at Kadwaha and Ranod -- Expanding arenas of devotion : temple icons and living sages at Terahi and Surwaya -- Constructing the guru : religious networks in the kingdom of the Kalachuris -- Epilogue and aftermath : the legacy of the Drunken Peacocks.
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