Kuladevata

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Madurai Veeran with his consorts, a kuladevata of communities in Madurai.

A kuladevata (Template:Langx),[1] also known as a kuladaivaṃ (Template:Langx),[2] is an ancestral tutelary deity in Hinduism and Jainism.[3]

Such a deity is often the object of one's devotion (bhakti), and is coaxed to watch over one's clan (kula), gotra, family, and children from misfortune. This is distinct from an ishta-devata (personal tutelar) and a grāmadevatā (village deities).[4]

A male deity is called a kuladeva and female deity kuladevi (sometimes spelled kuldev and kuldevi respectively).[5]

Etymology

The word kuladevata is derived from two words: kula, meaning clan, and devata, meaning deity, referring to the ancestral deities that are worshipped by particular clans.[6]

Veneration

Kuladaivams of the Shaiva tradition are often considered to be forms of Shiva and Parvati, while those of the Vaishnava tradition are often regarded to be forms of Vishnu and Lakshmi.[7]

Due to the veneration of holy men (babas) in several regions of the subcontinent, several communities consider such men to be their kuladevatas in the place of a deity.[8]

In western India, some communities regard local monarchs who belonged to their clan to be their kuladevata.[9]

List

The following is a non-exhaustive list of the various kuladevatas revered in different regions of the Indian subcontinent:

Northern India

Himachal Pradesh

Uttar Pradesh

Some of the Primary Kuladevatas of Uttar Pradesh include:

Southern India

Andhra Pradesh and Telangana

Some of the primary kuladevatas of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana include:

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Chennakeshava, a kuladevata of Karnataka

Karnataka

Some of the primary kuladevatas of Karnataka include:[10]

Tulu Nadu

Some of the primary kuladevatas of Tulu Nadu include:

Kerala

Some of the primary kuladevatas of Kerala include:[11][12]

Tamil Nadu

Some of the primary kuladevatas of Tamil Nadu include:

Western India

Maharashtra

The kuladevatas worshipped in Maharashtra include:

Konkan

The kuladevatas venerated in the Konkan region include:

Gujarat and Rajasthan

The kuladevatas worshipped in Gujarat and Rajasthan include:[21]

( Bihar Rajya )

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Kashiswar Bhairava, the kuladevata of the Dutta Chowdhury community

Bihar

In Bihar, the following deities are worshipped as kuldevi kuldevta

Bihar Rajya mein Kayasth jati ke log rehte hai inko lala ji munsi ji bhi bolte Kayasth log kshtriya Varna mein aate hai lekin Kaee log Brahman Varna ke maante hai Jo bhagwan shri chitrgupt ji ke vansaj mane jate hai shri chitrgupt ji ke 12 putr hai unke naam hai Shrivastava, asthana, kulshrestha,surydhwaj, mathur, saxena, Karn,ambasth,nigam, gaod, bhatnagar,valmik ye sabhi kayasth hai Bihar mein rehne wale Kasyap gotra ke Asthana Kayasth ki kuldevi Banni mata aur durga mata aur kuldevta Shiv Ji,aur Hanuman Ji hote hai aur kulbhairav ke roop mein batukBhairav ji puje jate hai isi prkar sabhi kaysthon ke yaha alag alag kuldevi kuldevta hote hai

Bihar rajya main Mata Banni lok prashidh devi maani jati hai Banni mata ka mandir himachal pradesh ke chamba jile mein isthit hai Banni mata adi shakti ka swaroop maani jati hai banni mata daksh putri sati thi jinke wajah log inko banni sati kehte hai. Mata parvati ne bhagvan Shiv ko pati roop mein pane ke liye vano mein rehkar kathor tapsya ki thi isiliye inhe van devi, vandurga, aur banni mata ke naam se Pooja jataa hai jaata hai Banni mata parmeshwar shiv ki patni hone se inka naam banni parmeshwari bhi hai banni mata swyam maha kali hai isiliye inko banni maha kali kehkar Pooja jataa hai banni mata bihar main kitne Jan jatiyo ki kuldevi maani jati hai aur sabhi log apne apne kul parampra anushar inki puja karte hai kaee log banni mata ko panch bhagni yani panch behno ke roop mein pujte hai to koi saat bahini mankar to koi banni mata ke nav swaroop ki puja karte hein

mata banni ke panch bhagni yani panch bahin ka swaroop is prakar hai (1) banni (2) parmeshwari (3) Maha kali (4) Maha lakshmi (5) Maha sarswati

Mata Banni ke saat swroop ke naam

(1) banni (2) parmeshwari (3)sati (4)durga(5) Kali (6) lakshmi (7)sarswati

Aur jo gram devi saato bahini maharani ke roop mein puji jati hai unka naam alag hai purano aur shastro ke anushar jo sapta matrika hai wahi saato bahini maharani ke naam se gram devi ke swroop mein puji jati hai aur unka naam is prakar hai

(1) brahmni(2) Maheshwari (3) kaumari (4) vaishnavi (5) varahi (6)endri (7) chamunda. Ye sapta matrika hai jo gram Devi saato bahini maharani ke roop mein puji jati hai

Mata banni ke nav swaroop isme mata banni aur durga mata ke saath sapta matrika yani saat bahin shamil hoti hai tab jakar banni mata ka nav roop pura hota hai

(1) banni (2) durga (3) brahmni (4) Maheshwari (5) kaumari (6) vaishnavi (7) varahi (8) endri (9) chamunda

Bihar rajya ke sabhi kshetra mein puje Jane wale lok devi lok devta aur kuldevi, kuldevta ke naam.



Bengal

In Bengal, the following deities are venerated as kuladevatas: ™\

Sri Lanka

The following is a list of kuladevatas venerated in Sri Lanka:

References

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