Myriad Forms of Bhudevi from Khajuraho: A Retrospective Glance

The South East Asian Review (SEAR) is an interdisciplinary research journal that welcomes papers on any aspect of South East Asian culture, art, archaeology, history, society, religion, language, politics, economy, traditional knowledge, natural and cultural heritage. Prints Publications

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The South East Asian Review
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2025-07-13
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https://doi.org/10.32381/sear.2024.49.8
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Indian and Buddhist Studies
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Myriad Forms of Bhudevi from Khajuraho: A Retrospective Glance

J. Manuel, T.R. Sharma, K.K. Verma
The South East Asian Review
Indian and Buddhist Studies
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Myriad Forms of Bhudevi from Khajuraho: A Retrospective Glance

J. Manuel, T.R. Sharma, K.K. Verma
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The South East Asian Review (SEAR) is an interdisciplinary research journal that welcomes papers on any aspect of South East Asian culture, art, archaeology, history, society, religion, language, politics, economy, traditional knowledge, natural and cultural heritage. Prints Publications

The South East Asian ReviewVol. 49(1)
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