10826 duhitrxdauhitra vishhayashraaddaadhikaara paurvaaparya parishhkaaramu

"10826 duhitrxdauhitra vishhayashraaddaadhikaara paurvaaparya parishhkaaramu" by Madigon'd'a Naagalin'ga Shaastri, written in Telugu, delves into the intricacies of Hindu law and religious practice. This work specifically addresses the rights and rituals associated with the *duhitrxdauhitra* (daughter's daughter) in the context of *shraddha*, a sacred ceremony performed to honor deceased ancestors. The book offers a detailed exploration of the proper sequence and procedures related to these rituals, providing valuable insights for those seeking a deeper understanding of Hindu traditions and legal customs. This text provides a vital resource for scholars, practitioners, and anyone interested in the nuanced aspects of Hindu religious and legal heritage.

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