Elements of Hindu Iconography v4.c26.60
Elements of Hindu Iconography v4.c26.60
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v4.c26.60
*Krauñchabhēttā* according to the *Śrītattvanidhi* should be represented with a single face and four arms and three eyes. Two of the hands should be kept in the *varada* and *abhaya* poses and the remaining hands should carry flowery arrows and a bow made of sugarcane; or, the front two hands should be shown as breaking the Krauñcha mountain. There should be near him his peacock vehicle.
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- Tattvanidhi — Kṛṣṇarāja III, Sanskrit