three mahāvīra-vessels in the Vedic pravargya

This study discusses the functions of the three mahāvīra-vessels in the Vedic pravargya-ritual. Some scholars have described the two vessels that are not employed in the gharma-offering as “spare vessels”, for use if the main vessel breaks, but this is questionable. It is suggested that their primary function is rather linked to the common Vedic theme of triads.

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KTH Publication Database DiVA (KTH Royal Institute of Technology)
Published
2024-12-10
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https://doi.org/10.11588/ejvs.2024.5.27403
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Indian and Buddhist Studies
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three mahāvīra-vessels in the Vedic pravargya

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Indian and Buddhist Studies
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three mahāvīra-vessels in the Vedic pravargya

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Abstract

This study discusses the functions of the three mahāvīra-vessels in the Vedic pravargya-ritual. Some scholars have described the two vessels that are not employed in the gharma-offering as “spare vessels”, for use if the main vessel breaks, but this is questionable. It is suggested that their primary function is rather linked to the common Vedic theme of triads.

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