दत्तात्रेय

Syncretic deity combining Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva. Regarded as the first avadhuta and guru of gurus. Worshipped primarily in Maharashtra, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh.

1. PantheonŚaiva · Curated pantheon classificationscholarly interpretation
2. Name (kan/Knda)ದತ್ತಾತ್ರೇಯtextual
3. Name (tel/Telu)దత్తాత్రేయుడుtextual
4. Name (hin/Deva)दत्तात्रेयtextual
5. Name (eng/Latn)Dattatreya · also: Datta, Avadhutatextual
6. Name (tam/Taml)தத்தாத்ரேயர்textual
7. Name (mal/Mlym)ദത്താത്രേയൻtextual
8. Enshrined at40 templescommunity attested

Verified family lineages that hold this deity as their kuladevataa (family patron deity). The kuladevataa registry (ADR-0044) grows as contributors share their family patron deity through lineage submissions.

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• Temple 00bcc77aprimary · name-pattern derived
• Temple 015505e0primary · name-pattern derived
• Temple 016653a0primary · name-pattern derived
• Temple 02232783primary · name-pattern derived
• Temple 02b4d5b4primary · name-pattern derived
• Temple 036bc943primary · name-pattern derived
• Temple 072ed5c6primary · name-pattern derived
• Temple 094d5ea1primary · name-pattern derived
• Temple 0a22db6fprimary · name-pattern derived
• Temple 0e470dd6primary · name-pattern derived
• Temple 138297dcprimary · name-pattern derived
• Temple 151e0d9cprimary · name-pattern derived
• Temple 15e11781primary · name-pattern derived
• Temple 17fec386primary · name-pattern derived
• And 26 further temples.

Families who consider Dattatreya their kuladevataa have contributed lineage records to the Vamsha archive. The connection persists across generations as part of the hundred-year horizon set for this registry.