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The 34 pages that link to Bhakti movement, each with the reason it gives.

• HinduismRelated: Bhakti traditions expanded devotional worship through regional languages, poetry, and communities.

• Delhi SultanateRelated: Bhakti traditions flourished during the Sultanate era, amid changing political and social conditions.

• Hindustani classical musicRelated: Bhakti poetry and devotional practice shaped repertories and vocal expression.

• SikhismRelated: Its devotional currents form part of the regional context for Sikh hymns and spiritual expression.

• Guru NanakNarrower topic: Nanak’s devotional language developed in a region shaped by several Bhakti traditions.

• Pallava dynastyNarrower topic: Tamil Shaiva and Vaishnava devotional poetry expanded during the Pallava era.

• Hindi literatureRelated: Bhakti poets brought vernacular speech and religious experience into influential Hindi-language verse.

• Gaudiya VaishnavismNarrower topic: Gaudiya Vaishnavism emerged within this broader flowering of devotional religion.

• KuchipudiNarrower topic: Devotional storytelling supplied Kuchipudi with many of its themes and performance contexts.

• MirabaiNarrower topic: Mirabai’s songs belong to this tradition of devotion expressed through vernacular poetry and song.

• KabirNarrower topic: Kabir’s poetry belongs to the broader history of vernacular devotional expression.

• NayanarsNarrower topic: Nayanar poetry is a major early expression of Tamil bhakti devotion.

• TulsidasNarrower topic: Its devotional ideals shaped Tulsidas’s poetry and portrayal of Rama.

• Sikh GurusRelated: Its devotional currents provide context for the Gurus’ emphasis on direct spiritual devotion.

• Early medieval IndiaRelated: Regional devotional communities transformed worship and vernacular religious expression.

• NatarajaRelated: Tamil Shaiva devotion helped make Shiva’s dance central to temple worship and art.

• Medieval IndiaRelated: Its poets and communities reshaped religious practice across medieval regions.

• NamdevNarrower topic: Namdev’s poetry belongs to the wider devotional movement that reshaped religious life across India.

• Purandara DasaNarrower topic: His compositions express devotion to Vishnu in the bhakti tradition.

• Religious musicNarrower topic: Bhakti traditions fostered song as a direct expression of devotion.

• ShudraRelated: Some bhakti traditions challenged status barriers by stressing devotion over birth.

• Abdul Rahim Khan-i-KhananRelated: Rahim’s devotional poems draw on a literary world shaped by Bhakti traditions.

• Kangra paintingRelated: Devotional feeling in Krishna scenes resonates with the movement’s emphasis on intimate worship.

• Sai Baba of ShirdiRelated: His personal devotion and accessible teachings resonate with bhakti traditions.

• SurdasNarrower topic: Surdas’s poetry belongs to the North Indian devotional currents commonly grouped under this name.

• Indian literatureRelated: Bhakti poets expanded literary expression through regional languages, songs, and performance.

• TukaramNarrower topic: Tukaram’s work belongs to a much broader history of vernacular bhakti poetry.

• Hindu spiritual musicNarrower topic: Bhakti movements fostered vernacular poetry and song across regions.

• History of HinduismRelated: Bhakti transformed Hindu worship through vernacular poetry, music, and accessible devotional practice.

• History of SikhismRelated: Its devotional currents offer context for Guru Nanak’s religious environment.

• Indian religionsRelated: Its regional traditions transformed worship and vernacular literary cultures.

• Middle kingdoms of IndiaRelated: Its early regional expressions developed within kingdoms of this period.

• Morya GosaviNarrower topic: Morya Gosavi’s worship belongs to the wider history of devotional Hinduism.

• Music of IndiaRelated: Bhakti poets and communities fostered vernacular devotional song across regions.