Hindu Goddess List

Hindu Goddess List

1) Vaishno Devi

2) Durga Devi

3) Laxmi Devi

4) Sarshwati Devi

5) Parvati Devi

6) Sathi Devi

7) Santoshi Mata

8) Gaytri Mata

9) Ganga Maiya

10) Chamunda Mata

11) Kali Mata

12) Alankar Mata

13) Amba Mata

15) Annapurna Mata

16) Bagalamukhi Maa

17) Bhahuchar Mata

18) Bhawani Mata

19) Bhramaramba Devi

20) Bharat Mata

21) Bhagwati Mata

22) Bijeshwari Mata

23) Brahmacharini Mata

24) Savitribai Phule

25) Hingraj Maa

26) Chinnamasta Devi

27) Chamunda Devi

28) Chandra Ghanta Mata

29) Balasundari Mata

30) Bhadrakali Mata

31) Bhoo Devi

32) Bhuvaneshwari Mata

33) Chandika Devi

34) Dhumavati Devi

35) Nagbai Maa

36) Godavari Devi

37) Kamakhya Mata

38) Kamakshi Mata

39) Khushiyali Devi

40) Kushmanda Mata

41) Ekveera Devi

42) Ghar Kalika Mata

43) Gatral Maa

44) Dhavdi Maa

45) Sadhi Maa

46) Kalratri Mata

47) Kanakadurga Devi

48) Karni Mata

49) Kavachalamkrutha Durga Devi

50) Khodiya Mata

51) Lalita Devi

52) Chintapurni Mata

53) Vindhyavasini Mata

54) Maheshwari Mata

55) Mahishasura Mardini Mata

56) Mandapalli Devi

57) Marikamba Devi

58) Martoli Chehar Devi

59) Jainti Devi

60) Matangi Devi

61) Mookambika Devi

62) Mukta Devi

63) Mumba Devi

64) Naina Devi

65) Puruhutika Devi

66) Radha Rani

67) Rajrajeshwari Mata

68) Rati Devi

69) Maa Katyayani

71) Mansa Devi

72) Mariamman Devi

73) Melandi Mata

74) Menakshi Devi

75) Padmavati Devi

76) Prathiyankira Devi

77) Renuka Mata

78) Rudra Mata

79) Saptashrungi Mata

80) Jhasi Ki Rani Laxmi Bai

81) Goddess Bhangiani

82) Sri lalitha Parameshwari Devi

83) Subhadra Devi

84) Sachhiya Mataji

85) Shoolini Mata

86) Sailputri Mata

87) Sambhavini Mata

88) Sarla Mata

89) Jija Bai

90) Shri Kshetra Mohatadevi

91) Sita Mata

92) Sitla Mata

93) Skanda Mata

94) Sukrala Mata

95) Sundari Mata Sundha Mata

96) Sushwani Mata

97) Tripurasundari Mata

98) Tuljabhawani Mata

99) Twameva Mata

100) Umiya Mata

101) Yogeshwari Devi

102) Vrinda Devi

103) Yoga Devi

104) Yamuna Mata

105) Tara Devi

106) Thawewali Mata

107) Vasavi Mata

108) Tulsi Mata

109) Meera Bai

110) Kadru Mata

111) Kurukulla Mata

113) Winzai Mata

116) Kundalini Mata

117) Maya Devi

118) Prajnaparamita Devi

119) Uma Mata

120) Sakuntla Devi

121) Yashoda Maiya

122) Kaushalya Mata

123) Anjana Mata

124) Draupadi Mata

125) Gandhari Maa

126) Ahlya Devi

127) Kunti Devi

128) Sabri Mata

129) Satyavati Mata

130) Ahobilam Devi

131) Ahoi Mata

132) Maha Gauri Mata

133) Siddhidatri Devi

134) Ambika Devi

135) Ashapura Devi

136) Anandeshwari Mata

137) Aranya Devi

138) Badoli Mata

139) Bahudha Mata

140) Bamleshwari Devi

141) Ban Mata

142) Bhalai Mata

143) Bhramari Devi

144) Bhumi Devi

145) Bhumika Devi

146) Vrindavan Liaa Devi

147) Chakreshwari Mata

148) Chandrika Devi

149) Chhatrari Devi

150) Chhoto Mata

151) Dadhimati Devi

152) Dakshineswar Kali Mata

153) Desan Devi

154) Menaka

155) Garjia Devi

156) Gau Mata

157) Vankal Mata

158) Hingla Mata

159) Jak Mata

160) Jawala Devi

161) Jogulamba Devi

162) Kulza Badol Devi

163) Varahi Mata

164) Lakshana Devi

165) Lal Devi

166) Tirumala Mata

167) Maalyavarchi Devi

168) Parvati Mata

169) Mahavidyaji Devi

170) Maiharwali Mata

171) Mangala Devi

172) Teej Mata

173) Tantric Devi

174) Sihori Mata

175) Shyamala Devi

176) Mohini Mata

177) Naag Devi

178) Nagnechi Mata

179) Nandni Mata

180) Osian Mata

181) Purnagiri Mata

182) Rakhumai Devi

183) Ravechi Mata

184) Rukhmani Devi

185) Satyabama Devi

186) Shantala Devi

187) Shatakshi Devi

188) Anandamayi Maa

189) Girija Maa

190) Radha Maa

191) Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi

192) Amma Sri Karunamayi

193) Anandmurti Guru Maa

194) Gurumayi Chidvilasananda

195) Goddess Chaya

196) Ridhi Sidhi

197) Amruthanadama mata

198) Nag Kanya

199) Holika mata

200) Kayadhu

201) Sulochana

Goddess Karni Mata Temple

Goddess Karni Mata was born in the 14 century since October 2, 1387 in the village of Suwap in the Jodhpur district of Rajasthan. The seventh daughter of Mehoji Charan and his wife Deval Devi, her original name was Ridhu bai. According to legend, she earned the honorific name Karni at age six by miraculously curing her aunt. Term meaning "mother" was commonly added to the names of those worshipped as mother goddesses. She married Dipoji Charan of the village of Sathika around AD 1415 but did not live a conventional "married life."

Later on she arranged the marriage of her husband with her younger sister Gulab. She lived in her in-laws' village for about two years before leaving with her followers and a herd of cattle to live a nomadic life, camping at sunset. One such a camp was made at village Jangloo, but a servant of Rao Kanha who was ruler of the place denied them access to water for people and cows. On this, Karni Mata declared her follower Rao Ridmal of Chandasar as new ruler of the village and continued on her journey. When she reached near Deshnok, Rao Kanha himself came to oppose her camping but he died. Karni mata stopped further wandering and started living there. Her husband Depoji died in AD 1454. Rats became sacred in her temple when Karni Mata's stepson Laxman drowned in a tank he was attempting to drink from.

Karni mata implored Yama, the god of Death; though he at first refused, Yama eventually relented, permitting Laxman and all of Karni mata's male children to be reincarnated as rats. In AD 1453, she gave her blessing to Rao Jodha of Jodhpur in conquering Ajmer, Merta and Mandor. In 1457, she went to Jodhpur at Rao Jodha's request to lay the cornerstone of the fort at Jodhpur.

Karni Mata Temple 600 year old this Temple is also callings Rat Temple, a famous mystic of her times, believed to be an incarnation of goddess Durga. Here, rats are considered holy, owing to the belief, which the souls of the devotees of the Mata are resident in these rats and, consequently, they must be looked after. The huge silver gates to the temple, and the marble carvings were donated by Maharaja Ganga Singh.

People from far and wide come to pay religious tribute to Goddess karni mata. Outside rajasthan, places like Gujrat, Madhya Pradesh, and Haryana are areas where mata is greatly respected and loved. During the time of navratri thousands flock to mata's temple on foot. It is becoming one of the holiest and most faithful places in India.

Goddess Karni Mata Icon

Goddess Karni Mata Temple in Rajasthan Photo

Karni Mata Temple (Rat Temple) Image

Goddess Karni Mata Picture

Goddess Karni Mata Temple Idol

Karni Maa Photo

Karni Mata Temple Deshnok Bikaner

Visitor at Karni Mata Temple Image

Karni Mata Puja Vidhi Photo

Goddess Karni Mata Temple in Bikaner

Maa Karni Devi Temple Wallpaper

Karni Mata Temple at Rat Photo

Rat Temple Rat Image

Karni Mata Photo

Goddess Karni Mata Statue Picture

Goddess Renuka Mata

Goddess Renuka was the daughter of the king Renu of Kubaj country and the wife of the sage Jamadagni. Renuka Mata is the Mother of Parshuram. When the king Sahastrarjuna paid a visit to Jamadagni in his abode, he was taken by surprise by the hospitality of the sage. When asked about the same, the sage told him that it is all because of the Kamadhenu cow that fulfils the desires of the owner given to him by Indra.

Thinking that if the Kamadhenu was in his possession he would be able to maintain his vast army easily, the king Sahastrarjuna tried to seize the Kamadhenu from the sage by farce when his request to hand over the Kamadhenu to him was turned down by the sage. In the scuffle that ensued the sage died and his wife Renuka was injured due to 21 wounds she had received at the hands of the king. At this juncture many soldiers appeared on the scene from the body of the Kamadhenu by divine magic and farced the king to retreat.

On coming to know of the above incident Parasuram, the son of Jamadagni who rushed there vowed to defeat and punish the king 21 times. His mother asked him to cremate his father. He carried his father and mother to Mahur and cremated his father there. His mother became a sati.

The religious rites were conducted on this occasion by the God Sri Dattatreya himself. However, after everything was over Parasuram was stricken by grief and at this time a voice from the heavens told him that his mother would came out from the earth but he should not look behind. Being eager to see his mother, Parasuram just saw behind far a fraction of a second to find the mother's face aver the earth. The upper facet is the present upper facet of the Renukadevi.

Renuka Devi is adorned with various gold ornaments such as the golden flowers to be used as earrings, gold garlands (putal mal candrahar, jaymal, etc.), and nose-ring.

Goddess Renuka Mata in Mahurghr

Parashurama Cut The Head of Renuka Mata

Goddess Renuka Mata Temple

Renuka Devi Picture

Renuka Mata Temple Photo

Renuka Devi in Maharashtra

Mata Renuka Devi Image

Goddess Renuka Devi

Photo of Renuka Maa

Renuka Mata Son Parashurama Photo

Goddess Renuka Maa Photo

Renuka Mata Wallpaper

Photo of Mata Renuka Devi