Philosophy of Sri MadhavacaryaSri Madhavacarya (1238 1317) was the historical founder of the Dvaita system, which is one of the three principal schools of Vedanta. He was a native of Tulunadu in Karnataka. Pajakaksetra, eight miles south east of the modern town of Udipi, on the West coast of S. India, was the village of his birth. He lived seventynine years. He appeared on the Indian philosohical scene after the systems of Sankara and Ramanuja had been well established. The

His figure is almost always seen carrying a cloth or linen sack

Dhokra is a crafting tradition associated mainly with the tribal groups of northern India

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He is considered essentially as the Tamil God (Tamizh Kadavul)