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'''Jahnava Devi''' was the wife of [[Nityananda]] Prabhu, a 15th-century leader of [[Gaudiya Vaishnavas]] in [[Bengal]], | '''Jahnava Devi''' was the wife of [[Nityananda]] Prabhu, a 15th-century leader of [[Gaudiya Vaishnavas]] in [[Bengal]], | ||
.<ref>''Women and Goddess Traditions: In Antiquity and Today'' Karen L. King, [https://books.google.com/books?id=Ca4oAAAAYAAJ&q=Jahnava&dq=Jahnava&ei=ivnMSISHG5bQzASh1NSZAg&client=firefox-a p. 68] 1997</ref> She became a leading figure and a [[diksa]] [[guru]] head of [[sampradaya]]. | .<ref>''Women and Goddess Traditions: In Antiquity and Today'' Karen L. King, [https://books.google.com/books?id=Ca4oAAAAYAAJ&q=Jahnava&dq=Jahnava&ei=ivnMSISHG5bQzASh1NSZAg&client=firefox-a p. 68] 1997</ref> She became a leading figure and a [[diksa]] [[guru]] head of [[sampradaya]].s | ||
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Jahnava Devi was the wife of Nityananda Prabhu, a 15th-century leader of Gaudiya Vaishnavas in Bengal, .[1] She became a leading figure and a diksa guru head of sampradaya.s
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