What are the names of the 24 Ekādaśīs in a year?

each month has a kṛṣṇa and a śukla Ekādaśī, each with its own name and kathā; an Adhika māsa adds two more.

Listed month by month (kṛṣṇa, then śukla, in the Pūrṇimānta reckoning): Caitra – Pāpamocanī, Kāmadā; Vaiśākha – Varūthinī, Mohinī; Jyeṣṭha – Aparā, Nirjalā; Āṣāḍha – Yoginī, Devaśayanī; Śrāvaṇa – Kāmikā, Putradā (Pavitrā); Bhādrapada – Ajā, Parivartinī (Pārśva); Āśvina – Indirā, Pāpāṅkuśā; Kārtika – Ramā, Prabodhinī (Devotthānī); Mārgaśīrṣa – Utpannā, Mokṣadā; Pauṣa – Saphalā, Putradā; Māgha – Ṣaṭtilā, Jayā; Phālguna – Vijayā, Āmalakī. In an Adhika māsa come Padminī (Kamalā) and Paramā.

In Amānta regions the kṛṣṇa pakṣa Ekādaśī falls in the previous month’s name, so the same Ekādaśī may be called by a different month there; the names themselves stay the same.

Utpannā is often treated as the first, because tradition says the goddess Ekādaśī appeared from Viṣṇu on that day.

26 names including the two of Adhika māsa · Source: Padma Purāṇa (Ekādaśī māhātmyas)

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