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Gaṇita śāstra ke vikāsa kī Bhāratīya paramparā
Study of ancient Hindu mathematics based on mythological texts.
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Bhāratīya darś́ana tathā ādhunika vijñāna
Hindu philosophy and science; a study.
Verse work, with Sanskrit and Hindi commentary on Jagannātha (Hindu deity).
Raghurājasiṃha (Maharaj of Rewa), Raṅgācārya Vādhūla, Sudyumna Ācārya, 1995
Ancient work on Nigha.n.tu, anonymous thesaurus of Vedic synonyms.
Devarājayajvā, Sudyumna Ācārya, Vijayapāla Vidyāvāridhi, 1998
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Srimad Bhagavatam - Page 97
But Sudyumna had a traumatic life right from his birth as Ila. He underwent frequent changes in his sex, for reasons not in his control. Once, Sudyumna went hunting in the forest at the foot of mount Meru. At that moment, Shiva and Uma were ...
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Researches Into the Nature and Affinity of Ancient and ... - Page 415
he gave virility to her who had been a female under the name of Ila; and thus Ila became a distinguished man, known under the appellation of Sudyumna. “ He, Sudyumna, one day, armed and bearing a bow and arrows, mounted on ...
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The Vishńu Puráńa: A System of Hindu Mythology and Tradition
350 SONS or ILA AS SUDYUMNA. was changed, and she became a man, named Sudyumna. At a subsequent period, in consequence of becoming subject to the eflects of a malediction once pronounced by Siva, Sudyumna was again ...
Horace Hayman Wilson, 1840
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Brahmapurāṇa: - Page 18
17-19ab After that she became Sudyumna, as predicted by Mitra and Varuna. Sudyumna's sons were Utkala, Gaya, and Vinatasva, to whom belonged Utkala (in the North), the Eastern region, known as Gaya, and the Western region.
Renate Söhnen-Thieme, Renate Söhnen, Peter Schreiner, 1989
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Researches Into the Nature and Affinity of Ancient and ... - Page 415
he gave virility to her who had been a female under the name of Ila ; and thus Ila became a distinguished man, known under the appellation of Sudyumna. " He, Sudyumna, one day, armed and bearing a bow and arrows, mounted on ...
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The Concise Srimad Bhagavatam: - Page 212
Sudyumna, now a woman, wandered in that forest for some time. On seeing her the god Budha (the planet Mercury) fell in love with her. Budha married her and begot through her a son called Pururava. While thus playing the role of a woman ...
Swami Venkatesananda, 1989
