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| | Hindu Goddess - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Sri, commonly known as Lakshmi and also called Sri Lakshmi, is one of the most popular and widely worshiped Goddess in Hindu tradition since pre-Buddhist period. |
 | | The earliest legend states that Sri is born as a result of austerities of Prajapati, and she represents ten qualities and objects, namely, food, royal power, universal sovereignty, noble rank, power, holy luster, kingdom, fortune, bounteousness, and beauty. |
 | | By the late epic period (400 AD), Lakshmi became associated with Vishnu, and emerged as his wife or consort, and acquired, in addition to her earlier attributes, characteristics of a model wife.. |
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