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The images of 'ghora' or 'ugra' form Shiva, which are
associated with any particular story highlighting the exploits, are called
'Bhargava'. These 'Bairavas' are consorts of sixty-four 'Yogini',
described in different Sanskrit texts.
The particular type of Bhairava found commonly in Northern India is known
by the name of Batuka Bhairava.
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