THE BHAKTI MOVEMENT IN BHARAT: A HISTORICAL SOCIETY ANALYSIS ON KASHMIR'S MEDIEVAL ERA AND MODERN ERA
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https://doi.org/10.52152/w4783p86Ključne besede:
Bhakti Movement, Kashmir, Medieval India, Modern Era, Social Transformation, Devotion, Religious Syncretism, Cultural Heritage, Societal ChangePovzetek
The Bhakti Movement, a significant socio-religious phenomenon in Bharat (India), emerged as a transformative force during the medieval period, challenging rigid social hierarchies and promoting devotion as a means of spiritual liberation. This paper examines the influence of the Bhakti Movement on Kashmir's society, analyzing its impact during the medieval era and its enduring legacy in the modern period. By exploring the socio-cultural, religious, and political dimensions of the movement, this study highlights the changes it brought to Kashmiri society, its role in fostering social cohesion, and its potential for future influence. The paper concludes with a reflection on the Bhakti Movement's relevance in contemporary times and its contribution to the evolving identity of Kashmir.
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