The sacred complex of Billeswar Devalaya (study)
by Rajesh Kakati | 2019 | 72,486 words
Summary: This essay studies the sacred complex of Billeswar Devalaya by exploring the historical, cultural, and religious significance of this ancient shrine in Assam (northeastern India). It emphasizes how this temple, also known as Billbeshwar Devaloy, functions as a focal point of faith and tradition for the surrounding communities. The research further highlights the shrine's enduring role in preserving indigenous folklore despite modern influences and globalization.
By engaging local narratives, material culture, and performing arts, the study also underscores the impact of the temple as both a repository and a mediator of folklore, bridging past and present traditions.
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