The Sun-worship in Himachal has been discussed here, based on archaeological data in the form of coins, inscriptions, temples and sculptures.
An ethnographic account, documenting the religious beliefs, rituals, and cultural practices of the people living in the Kulu region, particularly around the Kulu town, during the early 20th century. It explores various deities worshipped in the region, such as Sibji (Bijli Mahdeu), Jamlu, and Narsingh Bir, shedding light on their origins, significance, and the rituals associated with them. Additionally, it discusses the cultural context of Kulu at the time, highlighting the practicality and self-respect of its inhabitants despite their deeply rooted religious beliefs.
यह लेख मौलू राम ठाकुर द्वारा लिखित पुस्तक ‛हिमाचल प्रदेश के लोकनाट्य और लोकानुरंजन’ (1981) तथा विपाशा पत्रिका (अंक 33-34, 1990) में छपे उनके लेख ‛कुल्लू क्षेत्र की लोक नाट्य परम्परा’ को एकीकृत कर तैयार किया गया है। हिमाचल प्रदेश के अनेक भागों में पौष और माघ महीनों को ‛काला Read more…
A translation from French of an article by Helene Diserens (1920-2005) published 1991 in Bulletin d’Études Indiennes. The Yoginis of the Upper Kullu Valley (Himachal Pradesh) by Helene Diserens During my several visits to the upper Beas valley, I stumbled across a few little wooden temples (ranging in height from Read more…
The Kullu valley is endowed by nature with snow-clad mountains, rich flora & fauna, and scenic beauty. In the same vein, it is home to a wealth of local heritage, which is embodied in its traditions, art, and culture. The veneration of the local deities is an essential part of Read more…
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