Deviyaan

Deviyaan (Goddesses) see also Satee

Devee means goddess or Shakti (power). There are three Devee associated with Brahmaa, Vishnu and Mahesh, Saraswatee, Lakshmee, and Paarvatee.

Otherwise there are nine main Devee:
(1) Lakshmee Jee (Daughter of Samudra, married to Vishnu) [Shree] - Lakshmee Jee is worshipped on Deepaavalee day - Kaartik Amaavasyaa day. She is the giver of wealth and prosperity.
(2) Saraswatee Jee (Daughter of Brahmaa Jee) [Shaaradaa] - Saraswatee Devee is worshipped on Maagh Shukla Panchamee (5th day) as she is the Devee of knowledge.
(3) Paarvatee Jee (Daughter of Himaalaya and Mainaa, married to Shiv) [Gauree, Him Nandinee, Aparnaa - When she was doing Tap for Shiv Jee and she lived without eating leaves (A=no, and Parn=pattaa, or leaf; so she was called Aparnaa, Meenaakshee] - Paarvatee Jee is famous for giving welfare and marital happiness to women. There are several days of the year when married women keep fast for her to get Saubhaagya (marital happiness). Hariyaalee Teej on Shraavan Shukla Teej (3rd day), Karavaa Chauth on Kaartik Shukla Chauth (4th day) are some of them.
(4) Kaalee Devee
(5) Vaishnav Devee - This Devee's temple is in Jammoo Kaashmeer and people go their for pilgrimage
(6) Sheetalaa Maataa
(7) Durgaa Devee
(8) Bhadra Kaalee
(9)

These are some temples of Devee in India:--
Chandee Devi - Located on the top of Neel Parvat. In Haridwaar (Uttaraanchal)
Mansaa Devi Temple - The temple is on the top of Bilwa Parvat. A Ropeway Carriage operates here. In Haridwaar (Uttaraanchal)
Kanyaa Kumaaree - at Cape Comorin, in Tamilnaadu
Vaishnav Devee - in Jammu-Kaashmeer
Meenaakshee Temple - (Paarvatee) in Madurai, in Tamilnaadu

There are two occasions in Indian calendar when nine Devee are worshipped - one in Chaitra from Shukla Pratipadaa (1st day) to Shukla Navamee (9th day); and another time in Aashwin from Shukla Prati[adaa (1st day) to Shukla Navamee (9th day).