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Virupaksha
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| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Virupaksha | Virupaksha is an avatar of Shiva, primarily worshipped in Southern India. He is especially associated with the Virupaksha Temple at Hampi, a World Heritage site. Virupaksha, a manifestation of Shiva, is a central deity in Hinduism, symbolizing the destructive and regenerative aspects of the universe. The worship of Virupaksha is particularly fervent in Hampi, where the grand Virupaksha Temple stands as a major landmark. This temple, rich in history and architecture, draws pilgrims and tourists globally. Virupaksha is typically depicted with multiple arms and wearing a tiara, holding various sacred attributes that signify his divine power and wisdom |

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