Yama (God)
Deity
Yama, also known as Kāla and Dharmarāja, is the Hindu god of death and justice, responsible for the dispensation of law and punishment of sinners in his abode, Naraka.
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- Ashwamedha Yagna — Part of tradition → Hinduism
- Chandi — Part of tradition → Hinduism
- Dharmathakur — Part of tradition → Hinduism
- Ganga Devi — Part of tradition → Hinduism
- Brahma — Part of tradition → Hinduism
- Indra — Part of tradition → Hinduism
- Krishna — Part of tradition → Hinduism
- Shiva — Part of tradition → Hinduism
- Vishnu (God) — Part of tradition → Hinduism
- Yama (God) — Part of tradition → Hinduism
- Lakshmi (Goddess) — Part of tradition → Hinduism
- Manasa — Part of tradition → Hinduism
- Parvati — Part of tradition → Hinduism
- Radha — Part of tradition → Hinduism
- Shashthi (Goddess) — Part of tradition → Hinduism
- Kali — Part of tradition → Hinduism
- Kamakhya Temple — Part of tradition → Hinduism
- Rama — Part of tradition → Hinduism