The Kāpālikas and Kālāmukhas: Two Lost Śaivite Sects

Ablur ācārya Anandagiri ARMAD ascetics Basava Belagave Bhairava Brahmā Brahman Brāhmaṇa Buddhist Bühler called Cālukya century commentary cremation ground cult dated A.D. Dharwar disciple doctrine donated epigraphs famous feudatory Gadag Gaṇakārikā Gautama gift grant guru Handiqui head Hindu ibid identified India inscription J.F. Fleet Jain JBBRAS Kālā Kālāmukha Kālāmukha priest Kālāmukha temples Kane Kannada Kānphaṭā Kāpāla Kāpālika Kapālin Kauṇḍinya Kedāra Kedaresvara king Krakaca Kriyāśakti Kurnool District Kuśika Lakulisa linga Madhava magical Mahāpāśupatas Mahāvrata Mahāvratin mantra maṭha Mattavilāsa mentioned mukha Mūvara-kōṇeya-samtati Mysore named Parvatavali Pasupata penance Prabodhacandrodaya priesthood Purāṇa R.G. Bhandarkar Rāmānuja record references religious Rice ritual sacrifice sage Śaiva Śaivite Śakti Śakti-pariṣad Śamkara Sāmkhya Sanskrit Sastri Satyasoma sect seems Shimoga District siddhis Śiva skull Somasiddhanta Someśvara Śrīkaṇṭha Śrīparvata sūtra tantric teacher trans translation Tripurantaka Ugra-Bhairava Vācaspati Miśra Vāmasakti Vedas verse Vidyābharaṇa Vikramaditya Vikramaditya VI village Vīraśaiva washing the feet worship Yoga yogic