Nine avatāras of Hanumān are celebrated by upāsakas, especially those that resonate with the worship of this deity aligned with the Gāruḍa and Bhūta Tantras, rather than his seemingly later association with Rāmacandra:
ādyaḥ prasannahanumān dvitīyō vīramārutiḥ |
tr̥tīyō viṁśatibhujaḥ caturthaḥ pañcavaktrakaḥ ||
pañcamō’ṣṭādaśabhujaḥ śaraṇyaḥ sarvadēhinām |
suvarcalāpatiḥ ṣaṣṭhaḥ saptamastu caturbhujaḥ ||
aṣṭamaḥ kathitaḥ śrīmān dvātriṁśadbhujamaṇḍalaḥ |
navamō vānarākāraḥ ityēvaṁ navarūpadhrit |
hanumān pātu māṁ nityaṁ sarvasampatpradāyakaḥ ||
1. Prasanna Hanumān
2. Vīrāñjanēya
3. Vimśatibhuja (twenty-armed) Mūrti
4. Pañcamukha Hanumān
5. Aṣṭādaśabhuja Hanumān
6. Suvarcalāpati
7. Chaturbhuja Mūrti (called Vaidyarāja or Viśanāśana)
8. Dvātrimśaṁdbhuja Hanumān (Grahōcchāṭana mūrti)
9. Vānarēśa
The twenty-eight deities who form the retinue of Vāyunandana are:
Suvarcalā (Madhumatī or Madavihvalā in other traditions), Gavākṣa, Sharabha, Nīla, Gavaya, Gandhamādana, Naḷa, Gaja, Prahasta, Dardara, Vēgavanta, r̥ṣabha, Sumukha, Pr̥thu, Dadhimukha, Jyotirmukha, Sampāti, Randhragrīva, Kēsari, Marīci, Kuśala, Rambha, Taruṇa, Gōmukha, Suvēṣa, Harilōma, śatabali and Vidyuddaṁṣṭra.
The eleven pīṭhas associated with Hanumān are:
kuṇḍinaṁ nāma-nagaraṁ śrībhadraṁ kuśatarpaṇam |
pampātīraṁ candrakōṇaṁ kāmbhōjaṁ gandhamādanam ||
brahmāvartapuraṁ caiva naimiśāraṇyamēva ca |
sundaraṁ nagaraṁ caiva ramyaṁ śrīhanumatpuram ||
ētāni vāyuputrasya puṇyasthānāni nityaśaḥ |
yaḥ smarēt prātarutthāya bhuktiṁ muktiṁ ca vindati ||