10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «इंद्रकील»
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इंद्रकील in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
इंद्रकील and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Hindi literature.
1
Himālaya gāthā: Deva paramparā - Page 69
इंद्रकील, सत पुत्र स्थिति के बीच का पर्वत हैं जिसे 'देउ टियर भी कहते हैं । इस पर्वत के विषय में भी अनेक विश्वास प्रचलित हैं । कहा जाता है कि जितना इसके समीप जाने का प्रयत्न गो, उतना ...
2
The Dasas, Dasyus, and Raksases in the Rgvedic Literature - Page 92
O Indra, kill whatever is Raksas, by the stone-like thunderbolt'. Somewhere, black magic, famine, hunger and malignant beings are equated with the power-substance Raksas. RV. VIII. 60. 20. bears testimony to it. ma no raksa a vesid ...
3
Nepal's Relations with Sikkim and Bhutan, 1770-1900: ... - Page 8
As in the case of many other places in the Himalayan belt, for example, an effort has also been made to 'Hinduise' Sikkim's antiquity by linking it to a mythical hill named Indra-keel. It is said, thus, that once upon a time Indra-keel was a ...
4
The Religion of the Veda - Page 76
And a poet shouts to Indra: 'Kill Vrtra, get the sun!' If we survey the features of the myth we have here, the question becomes pertinent as to whether there is really, as many think, the talk of storm and the pouring of rain. I think that it must be ...
5
The Mahabharata, Volume 3: Book 4: The Book of the Virata; ...
Visnu tells them to make a truce with Vrtra, then he will help Indra kill him (5-10). Vrtra demands conditions which seemingly make betrayal impossible (10-30). When Indra sees Vrtra at twilight by the sea, he kills him with foam that has been ...
J. A. B. van Buitenen, Johannes Adrianus Bernardus Buitenen, 1973
6
The Civilized Demons: The Harappans in Rigveda - Page 127
Sakra breaks out loose on the raksas just as an axe on the tree, breaking them like earthen ware... 24. O Indra kill the manly magician [yatudhand] and his wife who boasts of her magic craft;7 with broken necks should the idolators sink down.
7
Kāṇvaśatapathabrāhmaṇam - Volume 2 - Page 17
With them did Indra kill him. He (the sacrificer) says, "You are sprinkled (consecrated)". He conceals it from them. Then he sprinkles (consecrated water on) the oblations. The same is the meaning (link) of sprinkling (that) whatever he sprinkles ...
Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts, 1997
8
The Concise Srimad Bhagavatam: - Page 159
He said to Indra: “O Indra, kill your enemy with the thunderbolt. Do not feel despondent now. Victory or defeat does not depend upon military strength, but upon the Lord's will. All these worlds with their guardian deities are under his control, ...
Swami Venkatesananda, 1989
9
The Indo-Aryans of Ancient South Asia: Language, Material ...
In stanza 8 the wish is expressed that Indra kill the Turvasa (chief) and the Yadu chief while helping (the Bharata chieftain) Atithigva. The entire book 7 is thus a snapshot of history: the incursion of the Bharata into the Panjab from across the ...
10
Journal of a Residence in India - Page 209
... and resolved to send his second brother Arjoon, whose fortitude and valour was distinguished among the five valiant brethren, to the famous mountain of Indra-Keel- adree, to perform Vogra-Tapasu (the most austere species of penance), ...
