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The Mahabharata of Krishna-Dwaipayana Vyasa: Karna parva. ...
The Aswins, O bull of Bharata's race, with gratified hearts, gave unto Skanda two companions viz., Vardhana and Nandana who had mastered all the sciences. The illustrious Dhatri gave unto that high-souled one five companions, viz., Kunda, ...
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Costumes and Ornaments as Depicted in the Sculptures of ... - Page 111
They probably represent the six Krttikas, the foster mothers of Skanda. Two of them have simple top knots, the third one having a three-tiered topknot. The knots of these females are held by narrow, unornamented bands (sikhdpa's'a or ...
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The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Hinduism: A-M - Page 186
Devayajna Hindu gods. After his marriage, Skanda contracts a "love-marriage" with the tribal girl Valli. Skanda's two wives thus symbolize both sides of his identity — Valli bears witness to his connection with the land, and his ultimate roots as ...
James G. Lochtefeld, 2002
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A History of India - Page 80
In the course of time, Shiva too came to be associated with other gods: the elephant-faced Ganesh and the popular warrior god Skanda. Two further developments also contributed to the evolution of Hinduism: the creation of new sacred ideas ...
Burton Stein, David Arnold, 2010
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The properties and evolution of low surface brightness ... - Page 177
... can play a significant role in redistributing the dark matter. 10.3. Summary. SCDM can be ruled out. To save SCDM two unlikely processes are required. First, the baryon fraction in LSB galaxies must change by an order of magnitude ...
Willem Jan Geert de Blok, Erwin de Blok, 1997
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Aesthetic and Cultural Aspects of Ambäkke Devalaya in Kandy
lile the principal deity to whom Ambakke Devalaya is dedicated is Skanda two other personages figure prominently in connection with it. Of these Henakanda Biso Bandara according to existing tradition is of human origin to which no separate ...
R. C. de S. Manukulasooriya, 2003
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Indian Monoliths - Page 75
The cock as well as the peacock is the special emblem of Karttikeya and is especially associated with various aspects of the deity; thus on the Kushana coins of Huvishka, Mahasena and Skanda, two of the different aspects of the same god, ...
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Glimpses of ancient Indian culture - Page 77
11 On the coins of the Kusana Emperor Huviska, Mahasena and Skanda, two of the different aspects of the same god are shown holding in their hands standards surmounted by a bird which is presumably a cock or a peacock." J. N. Banerjea ...
Ananthacharya Indological Research Institute, 1988
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Image journeys: audio-visual media and cultural change in ... - Page 129
... Babri Masjid (vhp.org/vhp-bharat/ skanda/two.html),64 a photograph of the two Kothari brothers who were shot in police encounters in 1990 appeals to the viewer, reminding him that the new freedom fighters have not fulfilled their mission, ...
Christiane Brosius, Melissa Butcher, 1999
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Calcutta Sanskrit College Research Series - Issue 22 - Page 213
From Siva's energy, which was meant for procreating Skanda, two small particles fell on the Himalaya. From these particles originated two sons of Samkara named Bhrhgi and Mahakala. They were appointed by Siva as heads of Ganas and ...
Rajendra Chandra Hazra, 1963
