- The Adi
Parva or The Book of the
Beginning is the
first of
eighteen books of the Mahabharata. "Ādi" (आदि) in
Sanskrit means "first". Adi
Parva traditionally...
- area of the
Sarasvati river.
Lunar Dynasty Yayati Pauravas Mahabharata,
Adiparva, verse. 71-80.
Mayank Srivastava (7 May 2020). "Story of Devayani, Yayati...
- lost its identity, and came to be
considered as a part of Kalinga. In the
Adiparva of
Mahabharata it is
mentioned that
Arjuna moved to
Kalinga crossing Ganga...
-
found in the Mahabharata.
Lunar dynasty Kuru Puru
Yaduvamsha Mahabharata,
Adiparva, verse. 71-80.
Yayati (Marathi). 1959. ISBN 978-81-7161-588-9 Yayati: A...
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subterranean world. Mahabharata,
Bhandarkar oriental research institute edition,
Adiparva,
chapter 31, v.15 Manimekalai, V.
Saminatha Aiyar,
Cantos X-XII, Madras...
- and
renowned (vikhyaat)
ruler of the Kambojas. He
finds mention in the
Adiparva section of the epic Mahābhārata,
where he is
stated to be an
Asura or a...
- the
glorious Kshatriyas who fall in
battle go to
Uttarakuru after death.
Adiparva of
Mahabharata refers to a
practice of free love
among the
denizens of...
- that
Arujayanas and
Yaudheyas may have been
allied or
related tribes. The
Adiparva of
Mahabharata references Yaudheya as the son of the Pandava, Yudhishthira...
-
Kambojas and
Rishikas as
neighboring tribes west of the Himalayas. The
Adiparva of the
Mahabharata compares the
Kambojas and the Rishikas,
describing them...
-
Mahabharata mentions the
Rudras as the
children of
Kashyap and Surabhi. The
Adiparva of
Mahabharata states that
Kapali married the
daughter of a sage and begot...
