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Parvati
Also known as Uma, Gauri
dea indiana del matrimonio, dell'amore e della fertilità
AI overview
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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Key facts
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- Hindu
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- Parvati and her son Ganesha
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- Devanagari
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- पार्वती
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- Pārvatī
- Deity<! Wikipedia:WikiProject Hindu mythology >.siblings
- Ganga (elder sister)Mainaka (elder brother)
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- Kailasha, Manidvipa
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- Shiva
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Article · Italiano
Parvati (devanagari पार्वती, sanscrito Pārvatī) è una dea dell'induismo, manifestazione benevola di Mahadevi. È consorte di Śiva e madre di Ganesh e Skanda.
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