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Twelve Jyotir-liṅgas :
(1) Somanātha (at Verawal, Junagadh State, Guzrat).
(2) Trimbakeśvara (at source of the Godāvarī, Nasik).
(3) Mummaleśvara (at Onkar, Mandhata, district Nimar, C. P.).
(4) Mahākāleśvara (at Ujjain).
(5) Kedarnātha (at Kedar, Garhwal District).
(6) Viśvanath (at Benares).
(7) Vaidyanātha (in Santal Pargana, district Birbhum, Bihar), or Vaijnātha (at Parli, Hyderabad State, Deccan).
(8) Rāmeśvara (at Ramnad District, Madras).
(9) Mallikārjuna (at Śrīśaila, Carnool District, Madras).
(10) Nāganātha (near Dwaraka, Guzrat, or at Oundh, Hyderabad, Deccan).
(11) Ghṛishṇeśvara (Pūrṇa-jyotish, near Ellora Caves, Hyderabad, Deccan).
(12) Bhīma-śaṅkara (30 miles from Poona).