A Classical Dictionary of Hindu Mythology and Religion, Geography, History, and Literature c5.132.4

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c5.132.4

(See Mahā-bhārata.) He had a son named Irāvat by the serpent nymph Ulūpī; Babhru-vāhana, by the daughter of the king of Manipura, became king of that country; Abhimanyu, born of his wife Su-bhadrā, was killed in the great battle, but the kingdom of Hastināpura descended to his son Parīkshit. Arjuna has many appellations: Bībhatsu, Gudā-kesa, Dhananjaya, Jishnu, Kirītin, Pāka-sāsani, Phālguna, Savya-sāchin, Sweta-vāhana, and Pārtha.

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