The Purana Index v3.c9.s3: Ṣa

The Purāṇa Index v3.c9.s3

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Ṣa

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Sakuliyā—gave birth to a class of piśācas by name adhomukhas—fearful, hairy, cannibals, etc

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Saketu—one of the sons of Sagara that survived Kapila’s tejas

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Saktu—the flour of grain not to be taken during nights

Sagara—a son of Bāhu, (Phalgutantra) born with gara (poison) administered to his mother by the co-wives of her husband and after 7 years’ stay in his mother’s womb, brought up by sage Aurva, Keśinī was one of his queens and Sumatī was another Prabhā, and Bhānumatī, mother of Asamanjasa were also his queens Father of Asamanjasa who was abandoned by his father for misconduct

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A Cakravarti His sons 60,000 in number by Sumatī, excavated the sea and dug all over the earth in their search for the consecrated horse Helped by Aurva, he propitiated Hari with sacrifices. Once Indra stole his sacrificial horse, and this was discovered near Kapila’s hermitage in the N. E by his sons who imputed the theft to the sage The latter burnt them to ashes But Amśumat, son of Asamanjasa got back the horse, and enabled his grandfather to complete the sacrifice Anointed Amśumat on the throne in the presence of Paurajānapada and devoted himself to attaining salvation through the path prescribed by Aurva Greed for more territory, conquered Tālajanghas, Yavanas, Śakas, Haihayas and Barbaras On the advice of his guru, Vasiṣṭha he spared their lives but punished them by disfiguring them—some wholly shaven, and some half-shaven They became ancestors of Mlecchas and Vrātyas ¹ Realised the yoga power of Hari ² Addressed by him Vasiṣṭha narrated the story of Paraśurāma In the case of Haihayas, he conquered the king and burnt the city When he invaded the Vidarbhas, its king sought alliance by offering his daughter in marriage, was honoured by Śurasenas and Yadavas ³ During his rule, nowhere was heard rāja śabdha, ruled like Dharma himself, maintained castes and orders, earned the title of Astamaṇḍalādhipati, had an erudite assembly ⁴ The jewel of the solar race Sumati brought forth a mass of flesh which ultimately through the blessings of Aurva was converted into 60,000 sons

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¹Bha IX 8 (whole) X 41 15 XII 3 9 Br III 52 37 Chh 53 and 54 (whole) 55 22 58 37 Vi III 8 3 17 1 Vi IV 3 35-41 4 1 29 32 63 121 151 M 12 39-43 ²Bha II 7 44 ³Br III 31 1 47 93 100 Chh 48 (whole) ⁴Ib III Chh 49-51

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Sagaras—the sons of Sagara who created eight extra countries (upadvīpas) near Jambūdvīpa, when they dug up the earth in search of their father's sacrificial horse,¹ purified by the Ganges ²

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¹ Bha V 19 29 30 ²Vi II 8 115

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Samkaṭa—the son of Kakubha and Dharma Father of Kiikaṭa

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Bhā. VI 6 6

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Samkarṣaṇa (1)—the fourth form of Hari worshipped by Śiva in Ilāvṛta, another name of Ananta, the ruler of Ahamkāra A god of one thousand heads presiding over bhūtas, by his fire was burnt the three worlds, his greatness, mantra in honour of, Lord of serpents¹ Krsna, one of the vamśaviras²

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¹ Bha I 5 37 V 17 16 25 1 IV 24 35 III 26 25 19 29 V 25 (whole) VI. 15 27-8 16 18 M. 2 5 93 51 248 47 276 S

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² Br III 36 51 72 1 Vā 97 1 111 21

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Samkarsana (II)—Balarāma and Balabhadra,¹ the seventh conception of Devakī, transferred to Rohinī, a portion of Sesa, an amśa of God Visnu, a great hero, white in complexion, like a mountain in size² killed Dhenuka,³ killed Pralamba,⁴ taught the Bhagavata to Sanatkumara⁵

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¹ Bha X. 2 13 8 12 15 10 40 21 41 39 50 12 89 31 33 Vi IV 15 29 V 18 58 37 25

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² Ib V 1 73 6 Bha IX 24 54 60

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³ Vi V 8 5

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⁴ Ib V 9 16

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⁵ Bha. III 8 3

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Samkarsanī—a follower of Māyā M 179 69

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Samkalpa (I)—a son of Samkalpā and Dharma, father of Kāma Bhā. VI 6 10 Br III 3 33 M 5 19 203 10 Vā 66 34 Vi. I 15 108

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Samkalpa (II)—created by Brahmā Br II 5 73

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Samkalpa (III)—one of the two vrttis of mahat Va. 4 46

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Samkalpa—a daughter of Daksa, and one of Dharma's ten wives, mother of Samkalpa or pious determination Bha. VI 6 4 and 10 Br III 3 3 and 33 M. 5 16 19 203 10 Vā 66 3 Vi. I 15 105 108

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Samkīrna—a son of Abhramu elephant, the vehicle of Yama, (also Añjana) a Diggaja,¹ a nāga with the sun in the spring²

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¹ Br III 7 330 Vā 69 215

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² Ib 52 3

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Samkila—a Vaiśya mantrakṛt

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Samkucchāyā—a device to determine the time of the day Va 66 42

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Samkṛti (I)—a son of Jayasena, and father of Jaya Bhā IX 17 18

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Samkṛti (II)—a son of Nara, (Nagara-Vi P) and father of two sons Guru (Gurupriti-Vi P) Rantideva Bhā IX 21 1-2 M 49 36 Vi IV 19 22

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Samkṛti (III)—an Aṅgirasa and mantrakṛt, a ksatro-peta dvija Br II 32 107 III 66 86 M 145 101 Vā 91 115

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Samkṛti (IV)—a son of Jāmbavat Br III 7 302

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Samkṛti (V)—a son of Jayatsena and father of Kṛta dharman (Ksatradharma-Vi P) Br III 68 10 Va 93 10 Vi IV 9 27

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Samkṛti (VI)—a Pravara, no marital relations with Aṅgiras and Gauravitis M 196, 30

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Samketā—is Lalitā Br IV 17 18

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Samkrāntyudyāpanam—in the ayana of Viṣu, worship of the sun; can be done every year and every month, Samksipa—a son of Upasanga.

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Samksopini mudra—a Devī. Br. IV. 42 3.

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Samkha—a son of Manibhadra Vā. 69 155

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Samkhapa—a Lokapāla Vā 50 207

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Samkhyāvida—experts in the calculations of the calendar. M 142 15 Vā 70 46 101 97, 125

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Samga—a Vānara chief Br. III 7 238

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Samgata—a son of Suyaśas, and father of Śāliśūka. Bhā XII 1 14

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Samgama—the period from six to twelve nālikas in the day. Vā 56 46.

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Samgamā—a mind-born mother. M 179 21.

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Samgameśam—a tīrtha on the south bank of the Narmadā. M. 191. 55, 74

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Samgītaguru—Nārada.

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Samgīta yoginī—(also Gīta yoginī), a name of Lalitā

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Samgītī—in the Gayāsīlā Va 108 48

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Samgraha—a muhurta of the night Br III 3 43 Va 66 44

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Samgrāma—the most horrible war and Tārakāmaya in the fifth avatār Va. 97 74

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Samgrāmajit (I)—a son of Bhadrā, fought with Subhadra at Prabhāsa Bhā X 61 17 XI 30 16

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Samgrāmajit (II)—a son of Krsna and Sudevī, a daughter of king Śaibya Br III 71 251 Vi V 32 3

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Samgrāmajit (III)—one of the sons of Sudevī and Visvaksena Va 96 242

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Sacivas—ministers, consulted by Tāraka before his war with the devas,¹ of a State²

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¹ M 148 31

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² Ib 216 25

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Saci—Indrāni, took Satyabhāmā as a human being and did not accord her due treatment, did not wish to part with pārijāta which Satya wanted, induced Indra to fight Krsna who was taking the pārijāta Vi V 30 29 and 52

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Sacipati—see Indra, got Krsna's promise of protection to Arjuna Vi V 12 15 12 16-20, 24

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Sajīvi—ārseyapravara (Aṅgiras)

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Sajyoti—one of the names in the first marut gaṇa Vā 67 123

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Sañjaya (i)—also called Sūta, addressed as Gāvalgaṇa by Yudhiṣṭhira, was not able to tell him where Dhṛtarāṣṭra had gone, welcomed Vidura Bha. I 13 3, 31-32

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Sañjaya (ii)—the son of Raṇamjaya, and father of Śākya Bha IX 12 13-14

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Sañjaya (iii)—a son of Prati, and father of Jaya Bhā IX. 17, 16

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Sañjaya (iv)—a son of Bharmyāśva Bhā IX 21. 32

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Sañjaya (v)—a son of Sātyaki, and father of Kuni Vi IV 14 3

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Sañjivinī Vidyā—known to Śukra By this Bali was restored to life Bha. VIII 11 47-48

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Sannateyu—a son of Bhadrāśva M. 49 6

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Satakṛta—a Pṛthuka god Br II 36 73

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Sataḍāja—a son of Ūrjavāha Vā. 89 20

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Satī (i)—(Lalitā) a daughter of Dakṣa and wife of Bhava or Śiva,¹ see Pārvatī, expressed a desire to attend her father’s sacrifice to which Śiva was not invited Permitted to go, she went home but was not welcomed by her father Seeing the insult offered to her husband who was denied the share due to him, she cast off her body by yoga Born as daughter of Mena² Drank the saubhāgya which came in a blaze from Hari’s chest³ became Umā, daughter of the King of the Himālayas and married Rudra (Bhava)⁴

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¹ Bha III 14 35 Va 1 70 Vi I 7 25 6

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² Bha IV 1 65 66 2 1 3 3 5 25, 4 (whole) 7 58 and 62 M 13 14 16 Vā 10 27 30 41-75

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³ M 60 10

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⁴ Ib 154 60, 69 156 15 Vā 9 52 54, 69 45 77 71 2, Vi I 8 12-14

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Satī (II)—a wife of Aṅgiras, and mother of Atharvaṅgiras, met by Citraketu

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Bha VI 6 19 17 16

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Satī (III)—same as Sukumārī

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M 122 31

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Satrā—a R in Bhāratavarṣa

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Va 45 97

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Satkarman—a son of Dhṛtavrata, and father of Adhiratha

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Bhā IX 23 12

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Satkṛti—a wife of Mahāyaśa

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M 49 37

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Sattarāyaṇa—the father of Bṛhadbhānu

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Bha VIII 13 35

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Satya (I)—(Brahmaloka) see Satyaloka, one of the heavenly worlds above it, nirāloka, six crores of yojanas above Tapoloka,¹ residents of, do not return²

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¹ Bha II 1 28 M 184 23 248 20 Va 100 191 101 18 27, 39, 141, 208

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² Vā 101 27

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*Satya* (II)—a son of Havirdhāna

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*Satya* (III)—a sage of the epoch of the Tenth Manu Bha. VIII 13 22 Vi III 2 27

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*Satya* (IV)—a Sudhāmāna god,¹ the name of Viṣnu born from Satyā in the Uttama epoch²

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¹ Br II 36 27

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² Ib III 3 115

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*Satya* (V)—a Tuṣita in the Svārociṣa and Nara in the Cākṣuṣa epochs Br III 3 15

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*Satya* (VI)—a Viśvedeva Br III 3 30 M 203 13 253 24 Va 66 31

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*Satya* (VII)—a Marut of the first gaṇa Br III 5 91

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*Satya* (VIII)—an Amitābha god Br IV 1 17 Va 100 17

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*Satya* (IX)—a son of Aṅgirasa M 196 2 Va 65 105

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*Satya* (X)—a son of Devāpi, king of Ailas, will restore Kṣatriya supremacy in the future caturyuga M 273 58

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*Satya* (XI)—the name of Vyāsa in the second dvāpara.

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*Satya* (XII)—one of the names for the third marut gana

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*Satya* (XIII)—a Rājarṣi becoming a Brahman Va 91 116

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*Satya* (XIV)—a sage of the IX epoch of Manu Vi III, 2 23

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*Satya* (XV)—a son of Sārana Vi IV 15 21

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*Satyas*—a group of twelve Gods of the Uttama epoch,¹ also of Tāmasa ²

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¹ Vi III 1 14

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² Ib III 1 16

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*Satyaka* (I)—a son of (Chi) Śini, and father of Yuyudhana or Sātyaki¹ Married the daughter of the king of Kāsi and had four sons—Kukura, Bhajamāna, Suci and Kambalabarhis² Father of Satyaki³

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¹ Bha IX 24 13 14 Va 96 99 Vi IV 14 2

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² Br III 71 100 and 116 Va 96 115

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³ M 45 22

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*Satyaka* (II)—a son of Krsna and Bhadrā Bha X 61 17

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*Satyaka* (III)—a son of Raivata Manu Br II 36 63 Vi III 1 23

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*Satyakas*—gods of Tāmasa epoch Bha VIII 1 28

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*Satyakarma* (I)—a son of Brhadratha Satyakarmā (II)—the son of Dhrtavrata, and father of Atiratha Vā 99 117 Vı IV 18 26-7

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Satyaketu (I)—a son of Dharmaketu, and father of Dhrstaketu (Vibhu-Br P and Vı P), a mahāratha Bhā IX. 17 8-9 Br III 67 75 Vā 92 70 Vı IV, 8 20

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Satyaketu (II)—a sage of the X epoch of Manu Vı III 2 27

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Satyajit (I)—the Indra of the Uttama epoch of Manu, aided Satyasena in getting rid of the wicked Bhā VIII 1 24 and 26

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Satyajit (II)—son of Sunitha(ta), and father of Viśvajit Bhā IX 22 49 Vı IV 23 10-11

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Satyajit (III)—a son of Ānaka and Kankā Bhā IX 24 41

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Satyajit (IV)—the Yaksa presiding over the month of Ūrja, resides in the sun's chariot during the Phālguna (Vı P) Bha XII 11 44 Vı II 10 18

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Satyajit (V)—a Gandharva with the śiśira sun Br II 23 23

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Satyajit (VI)—a Marut of the second gana Br III 5 93 Vā. 67 124

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Satyajit (VII)—the Grāmanī with the sun in Māśi and Panguni *Satyajit* (VIII)—ruled for 83 years

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*Satyajyoti*—a Marut of the first gana Br III 5 91 Va 67 123

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*Satyatara*—a son of Satyahita who taught him the Rg Samhita as he learnt from his father Va 60 29

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*Satyadevi*—a daughter of Devaka and one of the 7 wives of Vasudeva M 44 73

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*Satyadrsti*—a Prthuka god Br II 36 73

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*Satyadharma*—one of the ten sons of Dharmasavarni Bha VIII 13 24

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*Satyadhrti* (I)—the son of Krtimat (Dhrtimat) and father of Dhrdhanemi Bha IX 21 27 M 49 70 Va 99 184 Vi IV 19 49

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*Satyadhrti* (II)—a son of Satananda, versed in Dhanurveda Father of Saradvan ¹ saw an apsaras and dropped his semen on the kusa bower, and it developed into twins—Krpa and Krpi, king Santanu in his hunting expedition saw them and brought them up ²

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¹ Bha IX 21 35

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² Va 99 202 04 Vi IV 19 64 8

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*Satyadhrti* (III)—a son of Balarama Satyadhṛti (iv)—a son of Puṇya

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Satyadhṛti (v)—a son of Sāraṇa Vā 96 164 Vi IV 15 21.

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Satyanetra—an Ātreya and a sage of the Raivata epoch Br II 11 23 36 63 Vā 28 20 62 54

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Satyabhāmā—(see Satya) a daughter of Satrājit (Bhangakāra-M P) The latter had mistakenly suspected Kṛṣṇa of having murdered his brother, and to make amends gave his daughter in marriage to Kṛṣṇa though Akrūra and others had sought her hand before Mother of 6 sons and 4 daughters among whom were Bhānu and Bhaumarikā Terrified at the murder of her father by¹ Śatadhanvan (s v) she caused the dead body to be preserved in oil and went to Hāstinapuram to inform Kṛṣṇa Saw Syamantaka with Akrūra and coveted it Welcomed to Indraprastha by Draupadī,² narrated to her the circumstances under which she married Kṛṣṇa,³ went with Kṛṣṇa during his expedition to Naraka's city, and then to Indra's abode Embraced and blessed by Aditi, complained to Kṛṣṇa that Indrāṇī did not accord her proper welcome and insisted on the Pārijāta being taken to Dvārakā Defeated Kubera who attracted her husband and was praised by Kṛṣṇa for her valour,⁴ observed Kalyāṇinī vratam⁵ took away the Pārijāta Indra fought for it but was defeated, Satyabhāmā gave it back to him saying that she wanted to teach a lesson to Indrāṇī returned to Dvārakā with the Pārijāta presented by Indra⁶

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¹ Bha. X. 56 39-44 Br III 71 57-80 Vā. 96 55-78 233 Vi IV 13 71 151 154 M 45-21 47 13 19 Vi IV 13 64-6 32 1 ² Bha. X. 57 7-8 41 [2] ³ Ib X 71 42-3 83 9 14 ⁴ Ib X. 59 2 38-40 [65 (1) 2 9-10] [28 29] [66 (1) 11 20] Vi IV 15 35 V 28 5 29 14 and 35 30 26-7 ⁵ M 69 60 ⁶ Vi V 30 36 to end 31 11 P 65

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*Satyam* (I)—one of the seven heavenly worlds,¹ Brahmaloka, the 7th loka, equal to Bhūloka in circumference, six crores of yojanas, in tapolokam, beyond is para and para at long distance,² those who go there do not return and are rid of the samsāra wheel,³ after residing for several years they get one with the deity Nārāyaṇa⁴

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¹ Br II 19 156 M 61 1

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² Br IV 2 13 16 25 38, 141 142 44

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³ Ib IV 2 37

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⁴ Ib II 21 22 35 206 08

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*Satyam* (II)—a god of Ābhūtaraya group

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Br II 36 55

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*Satyamitra*—one of the names in the second Marut gana

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Vā 67 125

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*Satyamedhas*—a god of the Sumedhasa group

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Br II 36 58

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*Satyambharā*—a R in Plaksadvīpa

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Bhā V 20 4

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*Satyaratā*—the Kaikaya princess married to Satya(v)-rata Trisanku son of Hariscandra

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Br III 63 115 Vā 88 117

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*Satyaratha* (I)—a son of Samaratha and father of Upaguru

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Bhā IX 13 24

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*Satyaratha* (II)—a son of Citraratha

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M 48 91

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*Satyaratha* (III)—a son Satyavrata Satyaloka—(Brahmaloka) the residence of Brahmā see Satya;¹ above Tapoloka

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¹Bhā II. 5 39 XI 24 14 Vā 7 30 61 177 ²Vi II 7 15

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Satyavatī (i)—a wife of Parāśara, and mother of Vyāsa,¹ in her previous birth Acchodā the mind-born daughter of the Pitṛs; now born as a fisherwoman, of Adrikā Matsya at the confluence of the Gaṅgā and the Yamunā,² her son Vyāsa, compiled the 18 Purāṇas and the Bhārata³

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¹Bhā II 7. 36. I 3 21 XII 6 49 Va 1 2 ²Br III 10 73-4 M 14 19 Vā 73 21-2 ³M 53 70

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Satyavatī (ii)—(see Rūka) a daughter of Gādhi and wife of sage Ṛcika. As the caru intended for her was taken by her mother, she gave birth to an unrighteous son, and on her appeal the sage changed him to an unrighteous grandson. Mother of Jamadagni; she became converted into the river Kauśikī; other sons were Śunakśepa and Sunahpuccha,¹ compared to Dakṣiṇā in yāga.²

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¹Bhā. IX. 15 5-12 Br III 66 36-59 Va. 65 93 91 66, 85, 92. Vi. IV. 7. 12, 32, 33-4 ²Br. III 1 96 21 22

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Satyavatī (iii)—a daughter of Kratu and daughter-in-law of Parvaśa.

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Br. II. 11. 38.

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Satyavatī (iv)—the queen of Santanu and mother of Vicitravīrya and Citrāṅgada,¹ at her command Kṛṣṇadvaipāyana begot Dhṛtarāṣṭra and Pāṇḍu on the widows of Vicitravīrya.²

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¹Vi IV. 20. 34 ²Ib IV. 20 38

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Satyavanta—(Satyavat-Bhā P.) a son of Manu Cākṣuṣa.

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Bhā. IV. 13 16.

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Satyavāk—a son of Cākṣuṣa Manu

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Br. II. 36 79. M. 4 41: Vā. 62 67 and 91.

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Satyam (i)—one of the seven heavenly worlds,¹ Brahmaloka, the 7th loka, equal to Bhūloka in circumference, six crores of yojanas, in tapolokam, beyond is para and para at long distance,² those who go there do not return and are rid of the saṃsāra wheel,³ after residing for several years they get one with the deity Nārāyaṇa ⁴

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¹ Br II 19 156 M 61 1

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² Br IV 2 13, 16, 25, 38, 141, 142-44

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³ Ib IV 2 37

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⁴ Ib II 21 22 35 206 08

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Satyam (ii)—a god of Ābhūtaraya group

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Br II 36 55

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Satyamitra—one of the names in the second Marut gana

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Vā 67 125

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Satyamedhas—a god of the Sumedhasa group

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Br II 36 58

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Satyambharā—a R in Plaksadvipa

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Bhā V 20 4

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Satyaratā—the Kaikaya princess married to Satya(v)-rata Triśanku son of Hariścandra

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Br III 63 115 Vā 88 117

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Satyaratha (i)—a son of Samaratīra and father of Upaguru

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Bhā IX 13 24

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Satyaratha (ii)—a son of Citraratha

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M 48 91

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Satyaratha (iii)—a son Satyavrata Satyavrata (III)—a son of Trayyāruṇi (Trayyāmuna-M P) who took to wife Vidarbha’s queen, for this unrighteousness he was banished by his father to live with Śvāpakas, when his father went to the forest there was no shower for 12 years when Satyavrata performed austerities and helped the sons and wives of Viśvāmitra in their livelihood, Vasiṣṭha was in charge of the kingdom and did not invite him, enraged at this he killed his cow and fed Viśvāmitra’s family, Viśvāmitra noticed three departures from dharma and called him Triśaṅku, Viśvāmitra was pleased with his aid and took him to heaven with his earthly body to the wonder of even Vasiṣṭha, his wife was Satyavratā and son Hariścandra

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