- en.wikipedia.org ParvatiSati-Parvati appears in the epic period (400 BCE–400 CE), as both the Ramayana and the Mahabharata present Parvati as Shiva's wife.
- tr.wikipedia.org ParvatiParvati (Sanskritçe: पार्वती Pārvatī) Hinduizm'de bir Hint tanrıçasıdır. ... Parvati metinlerin açıklamasında genellikle Şakti veya Durga'nın bir temsili olarak görülmüştür.
- Parvati in Hindu mythology, a benevolent goddess, wife of Shiva, mother of Ganesha and Skanda, often identified in her malevolent aspect with Durga and Kali.
- megamitensei.fandom.com wiki/Parvati"If you wish to speak to my husband, take this spear from me. Prove to me that you are worthy of his presence.". —Parvati, Digital Devil Saga: Avatar Tuner 2. Parvati...
- newworldencyclopedia.org entry/ParvatiPrevious (Partition of Ireland). Next (Pascal's Wager). Parvati (Sanskrit: from Parvata, meaning "mountain") is a Hindu goddess married to Shiva (the ascetic god of destruction).
- mitoloji.org.tr parvati-anavatan-tanricasi-ve-…Parvati’nin kökeni, Hindu mitolojisinin eski dönemlerine dayanmaktadır. O, dağ tanrısı Himavan ve karısı Mena’nın kızları olarak bilinir.
- medium.com @SpiritualLiving/the-holy-matrimony-of…Parvati’s parents wondered that how can there be absolutely nobody to announce the achievements of one of the most intense human beings.
- spiritmiracle.com parvati/Parvati’s story is one of profound love and determination. Born as the mountain king’s daughter, Parvati was destined to marry Shiva.
- vedicfeed.com goddess-parvati/Goddess Parvati is the Goddess of Strength, one of the three Great Shakti. Devi Parvati is often equated with Adi Shakti and Devi Durga.
- mythopedia.com Hindu Mythology ParvatiParvati is often depicted holding such objects as a lotus, vase, rosary, mirror, or trident. She is sometimes shown gesturing, an indication that she is granting boons.