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553px-South Asia (orthographic projection)

Orthographic projection of the South Asian subcontinent.

In the field of philosophical demography, Astronism in South Asia or South Asian Astronism refers to the study of the presence of Astronism involving its diversity, potency, and the nature of its organisation across the countries in the South Asian subcontinent of the Asian continent.

In alphabetical order, this includes Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, the Maldives, Nepal, India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka.

Part of a series on
Millettism in South Asia and

Saamism

 
Inclusive denominational variants
Nepal · Bangladesh · Sri Lanka · Bhutan · Myanmar · Maldives · India · Pakistan · Afghanistan
Main inclusive denominational characteristics
Celesta · Cosmica · Milletticism · Cometanism · Astrony · Cosmicism
Main denominational practices
Multifaricity · Inaptronymity · Appellatology · Appellation · Eponymity · Inaptronymous fault · Polynymity · Hyperappellation · Philosophomastics · Appellational derivation · Appellational category · Cryptonymity · Anthropomorphism in Millettism · Toponymity · Trade appellation · Denominationalism · Astrosa
Related topics
Millettism and Islam · Millettism and Buddhism · Millettism and Hinduism · Millettism and Jainism · Millettism and Sikhism · Millettism in Asia · Millettism in South Asia · Inclusive discipline

Other terms[]

Several terms are used to refer to the presence of Astronism in South Asia including:

  • Astro-South Asian philosophy
  • Astro-South Asian religion
  • Astro-South Asian spirituality
  • South Asian astroncy
  • South Asian Astronism
  • South Asian astronomical religion
  • South Asian Cosmism
  • South Asian space religion

Independent territories[]

See also[]

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