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Parvati

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Also known as Uma, Gauri

Göttin im Hinduismus

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Parvati is one of the major goddesses in Hinduism, known by several names and associated with qualities like power, love, beauty, and motherhood. She holds significant religious importance as part of the Tridevi, a trinity of principal goddesses alongside Lakshmi and Saraswati.

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Hindu
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Goddess Parvati and her son Ganesha.jpg
Deity<! Wikipedia:WikiProject Hindu mythology >.name
Parvati
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Parvati and her son Ganesha
Deity<! Wikipedia:WikiProject Hindu mythology >.script_name
Devanagari
Deity<! Wikipedia:WikiProject Hindu mythology >.script
पार्वती
Deity<! Wikipedia:WikiProject Hindu mythology >.Sanskrit_transliteration
Pārvatī
Deity<! Wikipedia:WikiProject Hindu mythology >.siblings
Ganga (elder sister)Mainaka (elder brother)
Deity<! Wikipedia:WikiProject Hindu mythology >.abode
Kailasha, Manidvipa
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Shiva
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Himavan (father)Maināvati (mother)
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Lion and Tiger
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Tridevi and Pancha Prakriti
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Monday & Friday
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Mother GoddessGoddess of Power, Nourishment, Devotion, Motherhood, Fertility, and HarmonySupreme Goddess in Shaivism

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Instance of
Hindu deity
Part of
Tridevi
Has part
Sati
Gender
female
Spouse
Shiva
Image
Goddess Parvati and her son Ganesha.jpg
Said to be same as
Bhadrakali
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Commons category
Parvati
worshipped by
Hindu mythology
described by source
The Nuttall Encyclopædia
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Parvati (Sanskrit, f., पार्वती, Pārvatī) ist eine hinduistische Muttergöttin, die als die Gattin und Shakti des Shiva und Mutter von Ganesha und Skanda (auch Murugan oder Karttikeya genannt) gilt. Sie ist die Tochter von Himavat, dem Gott der Himalaya-Berge, und der Apsara Mena (auch Menga genannt) sowie die jüngere Schwester der Ganga, der göttlichen Verkörperung des Ganges. Ihr Name bedeutet „Tochter der Berge“ (skt.: parvata). Parvati verkörpert die treue, geduldige, hingebungsvolle, liebende, liebliche, ideale und gehorsame Ehefrau. Sie ist Personifikation von Gatten- und Mutterliebe. Sie ist der gnädige, mütterliche, gütige, sanfte, fürsorgende, helle, liebende und freundliche Aspekt der Mahadevi, der „großen Göttin“. Zusammen mit ihrem Mann Shiva und ihrem Sohn Ganesha bildet sie das perfekte Beispiel und Vorbild einer idealen Hindufamilie. Parvati hat viele verschiedene Erscheinungsformen, darunter auch Durga und Kali.

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