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    Ekadasarudra refers to the eleven Rudras in Hinduism. The eleven Rudras are considered sacred and are: Mahadeva, Shiva, Maha-rudra, Shankara, Nilalohita, Ishana-rudra, Vijaya-rudra, Bhima-rudra, Devadeva, Bhavodbhava, and Adityatmaka Shri Rudra. Each of the eleven Rudras has a consort, including Dhi-devi, Dhriti-devi, Ushna-devi, Uma-devi, Niyut-devi, Sarpi-devi, Ila-dev

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    Ekadasarudra refers to the eleven Rudras in Hinduism. The eleven Rudras are considered sacred and are: Mahadeva, Shiva, Maha-rudra, Shankara, Nilalohita, Ishana-rudra, Vijaya-rudra, Bhima-rudra, Devadeva, Bhavodbhava, and Adityatmaka Shri Rudra. Each of the eleven Rudras has a consort, including Dhi-devi, Dhriti-devi, Ushna-devi, Uma-devi, Niyut-devi, Sarpi-devi, Ila-dev

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    Ekadasarudra refers to the eleven Rudras in Hinduism. The eleven Rudras are considered sacred and are: Mahadeva, Shiva, Maha-rudra, Shankara, Nilalohita, Ishana-rudra, Vijaya-rudra, Bhima-rudra, Devadeva, Bhavodbhava, and Adityatmaka Shri Rudra. Each of the eleven Rudras has a consort, including Dhi-devi, Dhriti-devi, Ushna-devi, Uma-devi, Niyut-devi, Sarpi-devi, Ila-dev

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    The Sanskrit terms Ēkādaśarudra and Ekādaśarudra and Ekādaśarudrā can be transliterated

    into English as Ekadasarudra or Ekadasharudra, using the IAST transliteration scheme (?).

    In Hinduism
    Vedanta (school of philosophy)
    [«previous (E) next»] — Ekadasharudra in Vedanta glossary
    Source: Shodhganga: Siva Gita A Critical Study
    Ekādaśarudra (एकादशरुद्र) refers to “eleven Rudras”.—Eleven Rudras considered sacred are the
    following;

    Mahādeva;
    Śiva;
    Mahā-rudra;
    Śaṅkara;
    Nīlalohita;
    Īśāna-rudra;
    Vijaya-rudra;
    Bhīma-rudra;
    Devadeva;
    Bhavodbhava;
    Ādityātmaka Śrī Rudra.
    Their consorts are

    Dhī-devī,
    Dhṛti-devī,
    Usnā-devī (or Rasalā-devī),
    Umā-devī,
    Nīyut-devī,
    Sarpi-devī,
    Īlā-devī,
    Ambikā-devī,
    Lerāvatī-devī,
    Sudhā-devī,
    Dīkṣā-devī.

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