The Purana Index v3.c9.s2: Sa
The Purāṇa Index v3.c9.s2
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Saṭketu—a commander of Bhaṇḍa Br IV 21 87
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Saṭpuras—a Vindhya tribe Br II 16 65
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Satpriya—a commander of Bhaṇḍa Br IV 21 87
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Satbrahmāna—Marīci Kratu, Atri, Pulastya, Pulaha, and Vasumat or Vasiṣṭha, these are known as Prajāpatis as they are concerned with the increase of santāna to the world Va 65 43 48
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Satsuras—on the other side of the Vindhyas Vā 45 133
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Saḍanga—the six limbs of the state including the king who must protect it with great care M 220 21, Vā 30 293 99 39
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Saḍangavid—one versed in the six supplementary sciences of the Vedas fit for śrāddha V₁ III 15 2
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Saḍapāyas—a king to be expert in Br IV 21 53
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Sadānana (Skaṇda)—born out of the left side of the belly of Umā,¹ born at Śaravana in Kailāsa ²
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¹ Br IV 30 101, M 158, 48-49, 160 23
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² Vā 41, 37,
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Sadkarmanistha—is Śiva.
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Sadja—the sixteenth kalpa; the sages, called Sadjanas.
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Vā. 21. 34.
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Sadja(grāma)—a particular scale (music),¹ fourteen kinds of.²
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¹ Vā. 21. 37; 86 39, 87. 28
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² Ib 86 49, Vi II 14 32
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Sadjanas—sages of the sixteenth kalpa, with these was born Maheśvara.
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Vā. 21. 34.
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Saddanta (I)—a commander of Bhanda.
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Br. IV. 21. 87.
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Saddanta (II)—an elephant.
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Vā. 69. 221.
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Saddarśanas—Brāhmam, Śaivam, Vaiṣnavam, Sauram, Śāktam and Ārhatam.
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Vā. 104. 16.
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Sanda—the asura; also Śanda, brother of Marka, one of the disciples of Śukra. The Asuras were experts in the magic of warfare and hence Devas won them over by offering a graha to them in the sacrifices; thus the Asuras were defeated.
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Br. III. 72. 72, 87; 73. 63-4, Vā. 97. 72 and 86; 98. 63, 108. 60.
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Sandā—a śakti.
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Br. IV. 44. 91.
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Sanmukha (I)—(Kumāra); anecdotes of, in the Skāndapurāṇa,¹ a leader in the battle of Tripuram;² all the wives of the seven seers except Arundhatī served Kumāra as mothers Hence the six-faced ³
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¹ Br III 10 42 M 53 42
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² Ib 136 68 137 32, 159 3, 160 11 and 28
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³ Va 72 40
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*Sanmukha* (ii)—a name of Vighneśvara Br IV 44 68
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*Sastamamsam*—one-sixth of their merit the Brahmans give to righteous kings Bha V 15 11
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*Sastimayapuram*—sacred to Lalitā pītha Br IV 44 98
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*Sadgunyavidhi*—the six-fold policy of kings M 215 16
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*Ṣoḍasapatrabja*—here were sixteen śaktis beginning with Dinamṛśrā, another group of 16 śaktis commencing with Kalā is also said to reside here, these were also attached to mahākāla Br IV 32 11, 14 16, 19
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*Soḍasasra*—a temple in different shapes, with shining towers M 269 29, 34 39
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*Soḍasahaphalam*—by giving sarpi in the śrāddha Va. 79 11
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*Ṣoḍasī* (i)—born from the eastern face of Brahmā Bhā III 12 40
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*Ṣoḍasī* (ii)—the waxing and waning of the moon Va 52 70
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*Ṣoḍaṣikṣetram*—of Lalitā, with nine hills and seven seas