Muda, the `Pleasure` was a son of Dharma. Ekachakra is one of the renowned demons and is the son of Danu and Kasyapa. Urja was one of the seven Rishis of the second Manwantara. Hidimba is described as a hideous Asura and cannibal in the Mahabharata. Dhrishtasarman is a prince and one of the sons of Swaphalka of the family of Anamitru. Param is referred to the duration of Brahma`s life. Pradyota was a king of Magadha, son of the minister Simika. Ritudhaman is designated as the Indra of the Twelfth Manwantara. The eight-child position in Indian mythology is considered being very inauspicious. Babhravya is an emissary from Vatsa, king of Kausambi to the king of Simhala or Ceylon. Balavatsa was the wife of king Dyumatsena and the mother of Satyavan. Marutta was a universal monarch and son of the King Avikshit. Paras was a class of deities consisting of twelve members who appeared in the ninth Manwantara. Niyati was the daughter of Meru who was married of Vidhatri. Paka was a ferocious and violent demon. Panchavati is the name of a fascinating and alluring valley in the heart of the dark forest Dandaka. Punyajanas are a class of Rakshasas, who destroyed Kusasthali. Dhi is the wife of the Rudra Manyu. Animisha is one whose eyes do not twinkle and is a term applied to a deity. Anuvatsara is the fourth cyclic year. Aparagodana is one of the four dwipas or continents. Argha is said to be a gift which is offered to an idol or Brahman or to a bridegroom. Aryaka is a cowherd in the Sanskrit drama of the Toy cart. Makara is a legendary character and was vehicle of Ganga and Varuna. Manas or the mind is one of the most significant principles of Ayurveda. It plays a critical function in the maintenance of life and health. In Ayurveda, it is defined that the manas or mind is essential for the enhancement of the beneficial qualities of the human body. Mandehas are beasts who tried to devour the sun every night. Dappleskin is the name of a wonderful cow with plenty belonging. Dharmanetra is the son of Haihaya, a descendant of Yadu. They are the solitary mendicants and never have any fixed abode. Usanas is the son of Tamas and is the preceptor of Daityas. Ekapadakas means one-footed or one-slippered. Dhumrakesa is one of the five sons of the celebrated Prithu, the universal emperor of Chakravartti. According to Hindu mythology, Pradosha was the son of Kapla, and Dosha. Ritadhaman is the Manu of the thirteenth Manwantara. Rohitaswa also known as Rohita is the son of Harishchandra. Jantu is the eldest of the hundred sons of Somaka. Krikana is the son of Bhajamana Krimi. Krisasva is the allegorical name of the father of Agneyastram. Kritwi is the wife of Anaha, one of the descendants of Hastin. Samudra is the daughter of king Samudra by his wife Vela. Sandhyansa is the name of the Period succeeding a Yuga. Santati is the son of Alarka, who became king after succeeding his father. Tridev, the trinity of Brahma, Vishnu and Maheshwara forms the psychological, physical and spiritual troika of humanbody Legend of Shani gives an account of his great power and the reason for which people are afraid of his wrath. Shanis legend is also attached to the birth of Lord Ganesha. Dramas in Sanskrit literature thrive to enlist the plays written by the literary stalwarts during the ancient age which depicted the cultural as well as the social picture of the contemporary age. Kachhapa is one of the sons of Visvamitra. Kala is the name of one of the eleven Rudras. Kalika Purana is dedicated to Goddess Kali and glorifies mother goddess Kamakhya. Kritaratha is one of the kings of Mithila. Kshana is a measure of time which is equal to thirty kalas. |