Tradition Institution South Asian traditions

Sree Sree Nagendra Math and Nagendra Mission

Religious organizational movement related to Indian spiritual teacher and hatha yogi Nagendranath Bhaduri

Dated from 1926 CE

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At a glance

Kind: Tradition · Institution
Date: from 1926 CEOn the timeline →
Collection: South Asian traditions
Evidence: 1 statement on this recordImported 1
Wikidata: Q135579728 ↗In 2 Wikipedia languages

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belongs to Hinduism religion widely practiced in the Indian subcontinent

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