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Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

08.08.2025

Verlag

Oxford University Press

Seitenzahl

488

Maße (L/B/H)

24,1/16,8/3,6 cm

Gewicht

848 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-19-778262-0

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

08.08.2025

Verlag

Oxford University Press

Seitenzahl

488

Maße (L/B/H)

24,1/16,8/3,6 cm

Gewicht

848 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-19-778262-0

Herstelleradresse

Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: Stories of Shiva's Saints
    • Stories of Shiva's Saints
    • Acknowledgements
    • PART I: AN INTRODUCTION
    • Of Saints and Gods
    • Shiva Devotion, South India, and the Kannada-Speaking Region
    • Meter, Style, and Language
    • About the Translation
    • PART II: TRANSLATIONS
    • The Divine Lord Basava: Leader, Saint, and Poet
    • Chapter 1: In Shiva's Heavenly Realm
    • Chapter 2: A Human Child
    • Chapter 3: At Kappadi
    • Chapter 4: Sent on a Mission
    • Chapter 5: Arriving at Mangalavada
    • Chapter 6: At Bijjala's Court
    • Chapter 7: Serving the Devotees
    • Chapter 8: A Charge of Embezzlement
    • Chapter 9: Devotees and Miracles
    • Chapter 10: Vaishnava Brahmins and a Newborn Child
    • Chapter 11: The Onion Festival
    • Chapter 12: Shiva's Trials for Basava
    • Chapter 13: A Cobbled-together Epilogue
    • Revered Mahadevi, Who Left Her Husband for Shiva
    • Chapter 1: In Shiva's Heavenly Realm
    • Chapter 2: Earthly Birth and Childhood
    • Chapter 3: King Kaushika Falls Head over Heels for Mahadevi
    • Chapter 4: The Wedding
    • Chapter 5: Worshiping Shiva
    • Chapter 6: Walking Out on Marriage
    • Chapter 7: Srisailam the Holy Mountain
    • Allama the Master: Lover Turned Ascetic
    • Lord Revanasiddha: Wild and Powerful Itinerant
    • Chapter 1: Birth from a Linga
    • Chapter 2: Vibhishana and Thirty Million Lingas in Lanke
    • Chapter 3: King Bijjala, Gorakshaka, and a Sword
    • Chapter 4: A Water Reservoir and a Preterm Birth
    • Chapter 5: Rudramunideva, Kallayya, Chamaladevi, and Returning to Kailasa
    • Chief Minister Keshiraja: Brahmin and Devotee
    • Chapter 1: The Chief Minister
    • Chapter 2: Renunciation
    • Chapter 3: Meeting Jommayya and Recovering the Linga
    • Jommayya: Hunter and Zealot
    • Chapter 1: The Killing of a Vaishnava Storyteller
    • Chapter 2: Jommayya Confronts King Permadi
    • Chapter 3: Heaps of Flesh and a Brahmin's Visit
    • Kallayya, The Goldsmith Whose Dog Mastered the Vedas
    • Bhoganna and the Lingas that Followed Him
    • Gundayya, the Pot Maker Who Made the Lord Dance
    • Nimbavve, Who Used Her Body to Serve Shiva
    • Chavundaraya of Musute: Reviver of Bulls
    • Bommatande of Bahuru: Devotee of Miraculous Feats
    • Chapter 1: The Grain and the Jain
    • Chapter 2: King Permadi and His Elephant
    • Chapter 3: The Temple Dancer and the Bull
    • Chavundaraya of the Suragi Flower: Devotee of Murderous Faith
    • Shankara Dasimayya, Who Got a Fiery Eye from Shiva
    • Chapter 1: Govinda Acquires a Fiery Eye
    • Chapter 2: Teaching a Devotee and a King a Lesson
    • Chapter 3: Becoming a Leader
    • Bommatande of Kovuru, Who Sailed on a Wave of Mutilation
    • Chapter 1: A Shaiva King among Jains
    • Chapter 2: Killing the Jains
    • Chapter 3: Self Sacrifice
    • Adayya, Who Wreaked Vengeance on the Jains
    • Chapter 1: Adayya and Padmavati Take on Human Birth
    • Chapter 2: Marriage and the Incident with the Ascetics
    • Chapter 3: Shiva and the Temple Conversion at Puligere
    • Vaijakavve, Who Converted Her Jain Husband
    • Ramayya the Recluse, Who Offered Shiva His Own Head
    • APPENDIX I: SUMMARIES
    • The Divine Lord Basava: Leader, Saint, and Poet
    • Revered Mahadevi, Who Left Her Husband for Shiva
    • Allama the Master: Lover Turned Ascetic
    • Lord Revanasiddha: Wild and Powerful Itinerant
    • Chief Minister Keshiraja: Brahmin and Devotee
    • Jommayya: Hunter and Zealot
    • Kallayya, The Goldsmith Whose Dog Mastered the Vedas
    • Bhoganna and the Lingas that Followed Him
    • Gundayya, the Pot Maker Who Made the Lord Dance
    • Nimbavve, Who Used Her Body to Serve Shiva
    • Chavundaraya of Musute: Reviver of Bulls
    • Bommatande of Bahuru: Devotee of Miraculous Feats
    • Chavundaraya of the Suragi Flower: Devotee of Murderous Faith
    • Shankara Dasimayya, Who Got a Fiery Eye from Shiva
    • Bommatande of Kovuru, Who Sailed on a Wave of Mutilation
    • Adayya, Who Wreaked Vengeance on the Jains
    • Vaijakavve, Who Converted Her Jain Husband
    • Ramayya the Recluse, Who Offered Shiva His Own Head