„Hindu panteon” változatai közötti eltérés

| [[Visnu]]

| [[Ráma]], [[Krisna]],<br>[[Nárájana]], [[Vithoba]],<br>[[Venkateswara]], [[Dzsagannátha]]<br>Varaha<br>Naraenten (那羅延天, Japán)

| [[File:Bhagavan Vishnu.jpg|80px]]

| [[File:KINGS of BAKTRIA. Agathokles. Circa 185-170 BC. AR Drachm (3.22 gm, 12h). Bilingual series. BASILEWS AGAQOKLEOUS with Indian god Balarama-Samkarshana.jpg|100px]]<br>[[Kr. e. 2. század]]

| [[Siva]]

| Mahadeva, [[Pashupati]],<br>[[Tripurantaka]],<br>Dakshinamurthy, Acalanatha<br>Fudō Myōō (Japan)<ref>Miyeko Murase (1975), Japanese Art: Selections from the Mary and Jackson Burke Collection, The Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York), ISBN 978-0870991363, page 31</ref><ref>Jiro Takei and Marc P Keane (2001), SAKUTEIKI, Tuttle, ISBN 978-0804832946, page 101</ref>

| [[File:Shiva Kanachur MP.JPG|100px]]

| [[File:Shiva temple with trident standard Audumbara State Punjab 1st century BCE.jpg|100px]]<br>[[Kr. e. 1. század]]<ref>M Chakravarti (1995), The concept of Rudra-Śiva through the ages, Motilal Banarsidass, ISBN 978-8120800533, pages 148-149</ref>

| [[Brahma]]

| [[Bonten]] (Japán)<ref>Robert Paine and Alexander Soper (1992), The Art and Architecture of Japan, Yale University Press, ISBN 978-0300053333, page 60</ref><br>[[Phra Phrom]] (Thaiföld)

| [[File:Thai - Seated Brahma - Walters 542555.jpg|100px]]

| [[File:Shiva Linga Delhi National Museum 01-13.jpg|70px]]<br>6. század

| [[Ganésa]]

| Ganapati, Vinayaka<br>(Shiva fia, Parvati)<br>[[Kangiten]] (Japán)

| [[File:Balinese Hindu Puja Offerings, Ubud Bali Indonesia 2010.jpg|100px]]

| [[File:Ganesha, Lord of Obstacles LACMA M.84.67.jpg|80px]]<br>7. század

| [[Kartikeya|Kártikéja]]

| Szkanda, Murugan <br>(Siva és Párvati fia)

| [[File:Balaskandha.jpg|100px]]

| [[File:Skanda, from Kannuaj.jpg|100px]]<br>8. század

| [[Párvati]]

| Uma, [[Dévi|Devi]], Gauri,<br>[[Durgá]], [[Káli (istennő)|Káli]]<br>Umahi (烏摩妃, Japán)<br>Dewi Sri (Indonézia)<ref>Joe Cribb (1999), Magic Coins of Java, Bali and the Malay Peninsula, British Museum Press, ISBN 978-0714108810, page 77</ref>

| [[File:Lalita statue.jpg|80px]]

| [[File:Calcutta ei05-72.jpg|100px]]<br>5. század

| [[Laksmi]]

| Sri, Sita, Radha<br>[[Kisshōten]] (Japán)<br>[[Nang Kwak]] (Thaiföld)<ref>Jonathan Lee, Fumitaka Matsuoka et al (2015), Asian American Religious Cultures, ABC, ISBN 978-1598843309, page 892</ref>

| [[File:Gajalakshmi.jpeg|100px]]

| [[File:Coin of Azilises showing Gaja Lakshmi standing on a lotus 1st century BCE.jpg|100px]]<br>[[Kr. e. 1. század]]

| [[Szaraszvati (istennő)|Szaraszvati]]

| [[Benzaiten]] (Japan),<br>Biàncáitiān (Kína),<br>Thurathadi ([[Mianmar]]),<br>Suratsawadi (Thaiföld)<ref name=dk95>Kinsley, David (1988), Hindu Goddesses: Vision of the Divine Feminine in the Hindu Religious Traditions, University of California Press, ISBN 0-520-06339-2, pages 94-97</ref>

| [[File:A Saraswati Statue in park.jpg|100px]]

| [[File:Saraswati Close up from Vishni, Lakshmi and Sarasvati carvings 11th century carvings from Pala period from Bengal, India. Basalt stone. National Gallery of Victoria - Asian art.jpg|100px]]<br>11. század

| [[Párvati]], [[Káli (istennő)|Káli]]<br>Betari Durga ([[Indonézia]])<ref>Francine Brinkgreve (1997), [http://www.jstor.org/stable/1178726 Offerings to Durga and Pretiwi in Bali], Asian Folklore Studies

Vol. 56, No. 2, pages 227-251</ref>

| [[File:Durga at Rewalsar Lake. 2010.jpg|100px]]

| [[File:Aihole si05-1471.jpg|100px]]<br>8. század