Murugan and Skanda have never been confined to Tamil Nadu. This section gathers studies of Karttikeya and related traditions elsewhere in India and across Asia, including evidence from North India, Sri Lanka, Southeast Asia and other historical regions of exchange.
Documents in this section
- Skanda-Karttikeya in Ancient Cambodia — Mahesh Kumar Sharan; Tamil translation (PDF)
- சீனாவின் மஞ்சுஸ்ரீ மற்றும் கார்திகேயாவின் உருவ அமைப்பின் ஒற்றுமைகள் (Tamil Original)
- Iconographic Contact between Kārttikeya and Manjusrī in China
- Wei Tuo Pú sà (Bodhisattva Skanda)
- Wei Tuo Pú sà (Bodhisattva Skanda) (Tamil Original)
- Wei Tuo Pú sà (Bodhisattva Skanda) (PDF)
- Murukan Worship in Fiji — R. Ponnu S. Goundar (PDF)
- Note on painting of Murugan, Subrahmanya or Karthikeyan
- Note on painting of Murugan, Subrahmanya or Karthikeyan (Tamil Original)
- Note on Karttikeya in ancient Java
- Note on Karttikeya in ancient Java (Tamil Original)
- Note on Karttikeya in Ancient Java — Hayati Soebadio; Tamil translation (PDF)
- Skanda-Karttikeya in ancient Cambodia
- Skanda-Karttikeya in ancient Cambodia (Tamil Original)
- An Illustration of Iconographic Contact between Kārttikeya and Manjuśrī in China — B.N. Mukherjee (PDF)
- Taippoosam Kavadi Festival in Seychelles
- The Legend of Lord Karttikeya or Murugan — Sanchita Chowdhury
- Karttikeya in the Folk Life of Orissa — Kailash Pattanaik; Tamil translation (PDF)
- Iranian Sraosa and Indian Skanda
- Iranian Sraosa and Indian Skanda — Sukumar Sen (PDF)
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