The sacred geography of the Indic world — every site mapped, dated, storied, and cited.
Each record quotes its dedication as its source gives it — “Meenakshi (Parvati) & Sundareswarar (Shiva)” — which is the interesting part and a hopeless thing to filter on. These canonical tags sit beside that text as an index into it. Choose one to see its sites.
The broad traditions the tags roll up to. Shaiva and Shakta are both “Hindu”; the stream is what tells them apart.
69 tags across 2850 of 3031 records. The other 181 are not gaps: their dedication names no figure — relic stupas, monastic universities, a river confluence, “Parabrahma, worshipped without image” — and a tag there would be an invention.
Answers only from cited records
Ask about any site in the atlas — its history, its dates, its circuits, or how to reach it. Answers come only from cited records; when there is no sourced answer, you will be told so.