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Jeśoreśwarī Kālī, Ishwaripur

Where Sati's palms fell. At Ishwaripur in Satkhira district of Bangladesh, the Yashoreshwari Kali temple houses the goddess. Once a major shrine under the Pratapaditya dynasty of the sixteenth century, the temple survives in reduced form and remains an active pilgrimage site for Bangladesh's Hindu community.

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Shakti
Periods
Classical and Puranic Age, Republic and Living Practice
Function
Sacred site & pilgrimage
Tradition
Shakta pitha tradition; Tantra Chudamani / Devi Bhagavata enumeration
Confidence
Established / referenced
Location
22.317, 89.100

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Sources

D.C. Sircar, The Śākta Pīṭhas (1948, rev. 1973), and the pīṭha lists of the Devī Bhāgavata and the Pīṭhanirṇaya.

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