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Apart from these two more Smritis - Vasishta and Vyasa (who is said to have examined all the smritis and compiled them as Vyasa smriti).
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|Kanva
|Kapila
|Lohita
|Devala
|Katyayana
|Lokakshi
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|Budha
|Shaatatapa
|Atri
|Prachetasa
|Daksha
|Vishnu
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|Vrddhavishnu
|Vrddhamanu
|Dhaumya
|Naarada
|Paulastya
|Uttaraangirasa
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There are alternative versions of this list of Smritis and Upasmritis and it may be noted that there are some common names in both the lists.
== अग्निहोत्रम् ॥ Agnihotram ==
== अग्निहोत्रम् ॥ Agnihotram ==
Agnihotra, is a term specifically applicable to the most common and important vaidika yagnas classified among the [[हविर्यज्ञानि ॥ Haviryagnas]] (offering of havis is made) or homas, and considered to be nityakarma (daily activity). It is performed as a daily worship and also with an intent to fulfill any specific desire<ref name=":0322222" />. A brief outline of the various aspects about Agnihotram have been summarized below
Agnihotra, is a term specifically applicable to the most common and important vaidika yagnas classified among the [[हविर्यज्ञानि ॥ Haviryagnas]] (offering of havis is made) or homas, and considered to be nityakarma (daily activity). It is performed as a daily worship and also with an intent to fulfill any specific desire<ref name=":0322222" />. A brief outline of the various aspects about Agnihotram have been summarized below