An Index to the Names in the Mahabharata, with Short Explanations and a Concordance to the Bombay and Calcutta Editions and P. C. Roy's Translation c5.s7.616.14

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grown among the Çarasenas and residing at Dvārakā he will conquer and protect the whole earth, conversant [as he is] with policy (nayavit sadā); he who wishes to see me (Çiva) or Brahmán should first see Vāsudeva; then we are seen; that person with whom the lotus-eyed Vāsudeva becomes gratified, with him all the gods, headed by Brahmán, become gratified; he will be an instructor in dharmas; he, for the sake of righteousness, created millions of rshis, who are now headed by Sanatkumāra, residing on Gandhamādana, engaged in penances; in him [are] the three [great gods] (tritayam); his elder brother will be Balarāma (c), the bearer of the plough (hali), capable of lifting the whole earth (XIII, 147), XIII, 147, 6807 (Hariḥ).—§ 768 (Umā-Maheçvarasamv.): XIII, 148, 6876.—§ 768 (Ānuçāsanik.): XIII, 148, 6978 (Devakinandanah), 6879, 6885, [6888 (Nārāyaṇaḥ), 6892 (Vishnuḥ), 6896 (Nārāyaṇaḥ)], 6897, [6898 (Hari-Gāṇḍivivigaham)], 6903, 6904, 6912, 6932.—§ 769b (Vishnu's 1000 names): XIII, 149, 6956, 7008.—§ 769 (Ānuçāsanik.): XIII, 149, 7071 (= Vishnu).—§ 773b (do.): Bhishma praised K. as the supreme god, mentioning his incarnation as a boar, and that Brahmán sprang from the lotus which appeared in his navel; he existed in the Krta age in the form of Righteousness, in the Tretā in that of Knowledge, in the Dvāpara in that of Might, in the Kali in that of Unrighteousness; he slew the Daityas, he ruled [as Bali] the Asuras;