The Saiva Age The Rise and Dominance of Saivism during the Early Medieval Period Genesis and Development of Tantrism 1st Edition by Shingo Einoo ISBN 9784903235080 by Alexis Sanderson; Shingo Einoo Editor 9784903235080, 4903235084 instant download after payment.

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ISBN 13: 9784903235080
Author: Shingo Einoo

The Saiva Age The Rise and Dominance of Saivism during the Early Medieval Period Genesis and Development of Tantrism 1st Table of contents:

1. Shingo Einoo: From Kamas to Siddhis — Tendencies in the Development of Ritual towards Tantrism

2. Alexis Sanderson: The Śaiva Age — The Rise and Dominance of Śaivism during the Early Medieval Period

   • The Dominance of Śaivism

   • The Incorporation of Śaktism

   • The Etiolation and Subsumption of the Cult of the Sun-God

   • The Decline of Vaiṣṇavism and the Rise of the Tantric Pañcarātra Following Śaiva Models

   • Royal Patronage of Buddhism

   • The Viṣṇukuṇḍins of Andhra

   • The Maitrakas of Valabhī

   • The Kārkoṭas of Kashmir

   • The Licchavis of Nepal

   • The Thākurī Kings of Nepal

   • The Bhauma-Karas of Orissa

   • The Candras of South-East Bengal

   • The Khadgas of Samataṭa

   • The Candras of Arakan and Other Buddhist Kings of Eastern India

   • The Pāla Emperors and the Great Monasteries of Eastern India

   • The Pālas’ Engagement with Śaivism

   • Buddhist Kings of Eastern India and their Commitment to Brahmanism

   • Joint Patronage of Buddhism and Śaivism in the Kingdoms of the Khmers, Chams, and Javanese

   • The Development of Tantric Buddhism Through the Adoption and Adaptation of Śaiva and Śākta Śaiva Models

   • The Parallel Repertoire of Rituals

   • Mahāvairocanābhisaṃbodhi, Mañjuśriyāmūlakalpa, and Buddhaguhya

   • Sarvatathāgatatattvasaṃgraha and the First Inroads of Śākta Śaivism: Possession, Goddesses, and the Sacralization of Sex

   • Guhyasamāja: Copulating Deities, Sexual Initiation Rites, and the Sacralization of Impurity

   • Sarvabuddhasamāyogadākinījālaśaṃvara: Heruka and his Yoginīs, Kāpālika Iconography, the Gaṇamaṇḍalam, and the Beginning of Śaiva–Buddhist Intertextuality

   • The Yoginītantras and the Full Appropriation of Vidyāpīṭha Śaivism

   • Chronology and Provenance

   • Saṃvara/Vajrarudra and Vajravārāhī: The Transformation of Bhairava and his Consort

   • The Rise of the Goddess to Independence

   • The Adoption of the Vidyāpīṭha’s Caryā and Yoga

   • Incorporation of Text-Passages from the Vidyāpīṭha

   • Converting the Outsiders

   • The Reflux of Buddhist Śāktism into the Śāktism of Bengal

   • The Jains’ Adaptation of the Śaiva Mantraśāstra

   • Śaivism in the Brahmanical Substrate

   • The Causes of the Dominance of Śaivism

   • The Early Medieval Process

   • Śaivism and Monarchy

   • Śaivism and the Royal Temple

   • Śaivism and New Settlements

   • Śaivism and Irrigation

   • Śaivism and Social Integration

   • The Śaiva-Brahmanical Order

3. Abbreviations

4. References

5. Conventions in the Footnotes

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