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God of Desire: Tales of Kamadeva in Sanskrit Story Literature - Page 62
Human desire may rage and create havoc like the demon, Bhandasura, or it may further higher ends like the docile servant of the goddess. For a person attempting to control the urgency of desire, the goddess's ability to transform Desire with ...
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Lord Shree Krishna Life & Time: Questions and Answers
How many arms did demon Banasur have? 335.Whose son was demon Banasur? 336.What was the name of the capital cityof Banasur? 337. 'SriKrishna will cut your arms and end your pride.'Who hadcursed Banasur with these words ...
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Prem Ságar or the Ocean of ?? Love: Litterally translated ... - Page 193
On hearing this authentic statement, Banasur was greatly incensed, and having seized his weapons, he softly went alone into the palace of Usha, and having concealed himself, beheld that a man of a dark-blue colour, very handsome, and ...
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Reports - Volume 3 - Page 66
It was the residence of Banasur, whose daughter JJkha was married to Aniruddha, the grandson of Krishna. A large statue called Banasur formerly existed on the top of a ruined mound in Masar. It was drawn and described by Buchanan, but it ...
Archaeological Survey of India, 1873
Have faith on us,” murmured Banasur. Kans catches hold of Banasur's hands. “There is reason to have faith on me, O king. I am one of the ablest commanders of your army. I have led many battles to victory. You have to bank upon me, O king.
Manoshi Sinha Rawal, 2015
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Report of a Tour in Eastern Rajputana in 1871-72 and 1872-73
called Masar, about 6 miles to the west of Arah, in North Behar, he was told by the people there that the old name of that place was Santipur ; and he mentions that a statue of Banasur formerly stood on the top of a ruined mound at Masar.
A. C. L. Carlleyle, Sir Alexander Cunningham, 1878
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Allied Chambers transliterated Hindi-Hindi-English dictionary
Balkand <*M*li The first division of the Ramayan in which the birth, childhood, youth, Banasur. marriage', etc. of Ram is described. Banpur *TWJT A name for Shonitpur, the Balkhilya 4IHlWq A class of Rishis, of the capital city of Banasur. size ...
Henk W. Wagenaar, S. S. Parikh, 1993
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Exploring Kinnaur in the Trans-Himalaya - Page 34
The Banasur clan is the most powerful set of gods and goddesses in Kinnaur. Banasur is the king of the asuras (demons) in Indian mythology and is regarded as a Shiva devotee. Numerous legends abound about his origin and defeat by the ...
Deepak Sanan, Dhanu Swadi, 2002
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Fairs and Festivals of Indian Tribes - Page 23
Honu, the husband of goddess Usha, a Pauranic Character is mentioned as Anirudha in Srimad Bhagwat (10.63) and Vishnu Puran (Ch. 32, P. 470). Banasur, according to records belonged to the lineage of Kashyap, Hrinyakashipa, Prahlad, ...
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Encyclopaedia of Indian Literature: A-Devo - Page 40
Bhat Avtar. a renowned scholar, poet and musicologist and a courtier of the king Budshah, who hailed from l.ar (Ganderbal) adapted the first story from Sanskrit into Kashmiri The story he selected for Kashmiri version is Banasur Vadhakatha ...
