Hanuman

Hanuman is mentioned as an avatar of Rudra in the medieval era Sanskrit texts like the 

1. Bhagavata Purana, 
2. Skanda Purana, 
3. Brhaddharma Purana 
4. Mahanataka 

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Only 

1. Shiva Purana 
2. Agni Purana

mentions Hanuman as an avatar of Shiva Vishnu

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Wisdom

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padma

 

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Zinc

 

verses

 Suta Goswami says:

The Brahma Purana consists of ten thousand verses, the Padma Purana of fifty-five thousand, Sri Visnu Purana of twenty-three thousand, the Siva Purana of twenty-four thousand and Srimad-Bhagavatam of eighteen thousand. The Narada Purana has twenty-five thousand verses, the Markandeya Purana nine thousand, the Agni Purana fifteen thousand four hundred, the Bhavisya Purana fourteen thousand five hundred, the Brahma-vaivarta Purana eighteen thousand and the Linga Purana eleven thousand. The Varaha Purana contains twenty-four thousand verses, the Skanda Purana eighty-one thousand one hundred, the Vamana Purana ten thousand, the Kurma Purana seventeen thousand, the Matsya Purana fourteen thousand, the Garuda Purana nineteen thousand and the Brahmanda Purana twelve thousand. Thus the total number of verses in all the Puranas is four hundred thousand. Eighteen thousand of these, once again, belong to the beautiful Bhagavatam. —SB 12.13.4-9

mode

 The divisions of the eighteen Puranas is defined by Lord Shiva to Uma in the Padma Purana (Uttara Khanda 236.18-21):

" O beautiful lady, one should know that

1. the Vishnu, Naradiya, Bhagavata, Garuda, Padma and Varaha Puranas are all in the mode of goodness. 
2. The Brahmanda, Brahma-vaivarta, Markandeya, Bhavisya, Vamana and Brahma Puranas are in the mode of passion. 
3. The Matsya, Kurma, Linga, Shiva, Skanda and Agni Puranas are in the mode of ignorance.

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Kula

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Additional

 There are mainly 3 categories of puranas…

1. Maha Puranas (Total 18)
2. Up-Puranas (Total 18)
3. more additional Puranas (Total 29)

Maha-Puranas..

1. Vishnu
2. Narad
3. Padma
4. Garuda
5. Varaha
6. Bhagbata
7. Matshya
8. Kurmya
9. Linga
10. Shiva
11. Skanda
12. Angi
13. Brahmanda
14. Brahma-vaivarta
15. Markendya
16. Bhavishya
17. Vamana
18. Brahma

Up-Puranas

1. Sanatkumar
2. Narasimha
3. Skanda (Abstract)
4. Saiba-dharma
5. Dairbyasas
6. Naradiya (Abstract)
7. Kapil
8. Vamana (Abstract)
9. Oushanash
10. Brahmanda (Abstract)
11. Varun
12. Kalika
13. Maheshwar
14. Sambya
15. Souriya
16. Parashar
17. Marich
18. Vargabh

Additional Puranas

1. Nandikeshwar
2. Shukra
3. Bashishtha
4. Vaguri
5. Manu
6. Vayu
7. Mahesh
8. Kalki
9. Shaiba
10. Aditya
11. Adi
12. Shambhu
13. Bashishtha-Linga
14. Vishnu-dharmottar
15. Brihodadharama
16. Dharma
17. Gauri
18. Neel
19. Ganesh
20. Atma
21. Devi-bhagvat
22. Bhagvat-bhushana
23. Bhagavatamrita
24. Maha-bhagvat
25. Bhagvatamritashar
26. Shree-bhagvat
27. Kaali
28. Devi
29. Bhashkar

University

 

Research

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Kosh

 http://www.purankosh.in/

Kali

 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kali_(demon)#Puranic_accounts