b"\n_START_ARTICLE_\nDivinit\xc3\xa0 induiste\n_START_PARAGRAPH_\nLe divinit\xc3\xa0 induiste sono le forme divine adorate nell'Induismo, la religione dominante del subcontinente indiano._NEWLINE_Questa religione, nella sua forma moderna, si compone di tre grandi tradizioni: shivaismo, vishnuismo e shaktismo, i cui seguaci considerano rispettivamente Shiva, Vishnu o la Shakti (quest'ultima chiamata anche Devi) come esser la divinit\xc3\xa0 suprema._NEWLINE_L'induismo viene considerata la religione pi\xc3\xb9 antica (Ur-religion) esistente al mondo e i suoi praticanti si riferiscono ad essa come all'eterna legge (Sanatana Dharma)._NEWLINE_Lista di divinit\xc3\xa0 e personaggi mitologici dell'induismo.\n_START_SECTION_\nA\n_START_PARAGRAPH_\nAdit\xc4\xab ~ Aditya ~ Agastya ~ Agni ~ Ambika ~ Amitabha ~ Ammavaru ~ Amrita ~ Ananda ~ Anjana ~ Annapurna ~ Anumati ~ Anuradha ~ Apsaras ~ Aranyani ~ Ardhanarishvara ~ Ardra ~ Arjuna ~ Aru\xe1\xb9\x87a ~ Arundhati ~ Ashvatthaman ~ Ashvin ~ Aslesa ~ Asura ~ Atri ~ Avat\xc4\x81ra ~ Ayappan\n_START_SECTION_\nB\n_START_PARAGRAPH_\nBalar\xc4\x81ma ~ Bali ~ Balin ~ Bhadra ~ Bhaga ~ Bhutamata ~ Bhuta ~ Bragiratha ~ Brahm\xc4\x81 ~ Brahman ~ Brighu ~ Brhaspati ~ Buddha\n_START_SECTION_\nC\n_START_PARAGRAPH_\nChaitanya ~ Chamunda ~ Chandanayika ~ Chandra ~ Chinnamastaka ~ Chitragputa\n_START_SECTION_\nD\n_START_PARAGRAPH_\n\xe1\xb8\x8c\xc4\x81kin\xc4\xab ~ Daksha ~ Deva ~ Devadatta ~ Devaki ~ Devi ~ Dhama ~ Dhanistha ~ Dhanvantari ~ Dhara ~ Dh\xc4\x81ra\xe1\xb9\x87\xc4\xab ~ Dhatar ~ Dhatri ~ Dhati Mata ~ Dhruva ~ Diti ~ Draupathi ~ Durg\xc4\x81 ~ Duryodhana ~ Dyau ~ Dyavaprivithi\n_START_SECTION_\nG\n_START_PARAGRAPH_\nGandharva ~ Ganesha ~ Ganga ~ Garu\xe1\xb8\x8da ~ Gommateshvara\n_START_SECTION_\nH\n_START_PARAGRAPH_\nHanumat ~ Harihara ~ Hariti ~ Hayagriva ~ Himavat ~ Hiranyakashipu ~ Hiranyaksha\n_START_SECTION_\nI\n_START_PARAGRAPH_\nIda ~ Indra ~ Indrani\n_START_SECTION_\nJ\n_START_PARAGRAPH_\nJagann\xc4\x81tha ~ Jalandhara ~ Jambavat ~ Jambavan ~ Jara ~ Ja\xe1\xb9\xad\xc4\x81yu\n_START_SECTION_\nK\n_START_PARAGRAPH_\nKadru ~ Kalanemi ~ K\xc4\x81l\xc4\xab ~ Kalki ~ Kama ~ Kamadhenu ~ Kamsa ~ Kansa ~ Karttikeya ~ Kasyapa ~ Katavul ~ Kaduvul ~ Karna ~ Kaurava ~ Kausalya ~ Kinnara ~ Kistnerappan ~ Korrawi ~ Krishna ~ Kubera ~ Kumbhakarna ~ Kundalini ~ Kunti ~ K\xc5\xabrma\n_START_SECTION_\nL\n_START_PARAGRAPH_\nLakshmi ~ Lingam ~ Lokap\xc4\x81la\n_START_SECTION_\nM\n_START_PARAGRAPH_\nMachilottu ~ Madya ~ Mahakala ~ Maithuna ~ Maitreya ~ Manasa ~ Mandala ~ Mansa ~ Manu ~ Maru ~ Marut ~ Matsya ~ Maya ~ Meru ~ Mitra ~ Muchalinda ~ Mudr\xc4\x81 ~ Murukan\n_START_SECTION_\nN\n_START_PARAGRAPH_\nN\xc4\x81ga ~ Nagina ~ Nakula ~ Nandi ~ Narasi\xe1\xb9\x83ha ~ Nirrita ~ Nirriti\n_START_SECTION_\nP\n_START_PARAGRAPH_\nPandava ~ Pangika ~ Parashurama ~ Parjanya ~ Parvati ~ Pisaka ~ Prahlada ~ Prajapathi ~ Prisni ~ Privithi ~ Prthivi ~ Purusha ~ Pushan ~ P\xc5\xabtan\xc4\x81\n_START_SECTION_\nR\n_START_PARAGRAPH_\nRahu ~ Rakshasa ~ R\xc4\x81ma ~ Rathi ~ Rathri ~ R\xc4\x81va\xe1\xb9\x87a ~ Ribhu ~ Rishi ~ Rohini ~ Rudra ~ Rudrani ~ Rukmini\n_START_SECTION_\nS\n_START_PARAGRAPH_\nSadhya ~ Sagara ~ Sahadeva ~ Saktassura ~ Samantbhadra ~ S\xc3\xa2mba ~ Saranyu ~ Sarasvati ~ Sati ~ Savitri ~ Shakti ~ Shasti ~ Shesha ~ Shitala ~ Shiva ~ Shri ~ S\xc4\xabt\xc4\x81 ~ Skanda ~ Soma ~ Sugriva ~ Sumitra ~ Sumeru ~ S\xc5\xabrya  ~Savitar\n_START_SECTION_\nT\n_START_PARAGRAPH_\nTara ~ Taraka ~ Tirthankara ~ Trimurti ~ Trinavarta ~ Tvashtri\n_START_SECTION_\nU\n_START_PARAGRAPH_\nUgrasena ~ Uma ~ Urvashi ~ U\xe1\xb9\xa3as\n_START_SECTION_\nV\n_START_PARAGRAPH_\nV\xc4\x81c ~ Vahara ~ Vali ~ V\xc4\x81mana ~ Vanadevata ~ Vantrana ~Varu\xe1\xb9\x87a ~ Varuni ~ Vashishtra ~ Vasudeva ~ Vasuki ~ Vasu ~ V\xc4\x81yu ~ Vibishana ~ Vinata ~Viraj ~ Virupaksa ~ Vishnu ~ Vishvakarman ~ Vishvamitra ~ Vrita\n_START_SECTION_\nY\n_START_PARAGRAPH_\nYaksha ~ Yama ~ Yamuna ~ Yashodhar\xc4\x81 ~ Yashoda ~ Yogini ~ Yudhisthira"