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Bhumanyu (Sanskrit: भूमन्यु, romanized:
Bhūmanyu) is a king of the
Chandravamsha (Lunar)
dynasty in
Hindu literature. He is the son of Bharata, and the...
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their teeth.
Bharata had a son
named Bhúmanyu. The Adi
Parva of
Mahabharata tells two
different stories about Bhúmanyu's birth. The
first story says that...
- Purana,
Bharadvaja beget a son
named Manyu also
known as
Bhumanyu while in the
Mahabharata Bhumanyu is born to him by a yajna. In the epic Ramayana, Rama...
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descendant of Bharadvaja.
According to this tradition,
Garga was a son of
Bhumanyu and a great-grandson of
Vidathin Bharadvaja (who was
adopted by Bharata...
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According to
another account,
Bharadvaja blessed Bharata with a son
named Bhumanyu.
Bharata ruled for 27,000 years, and therefore, the
kingdom that he inherited...
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India developed Vedic studies (Sanatana Dharma) in the
Vedic Period.
Bhumanyu Suhotra Ajamida I
Riksha II
Samvarana I Kuru I
Anasawan I Parik**** I Janamejaya...
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through the
grace of
Bharadwaja obtained a son,
Bhumanyu, who was made his heir-apparent.
Bhumanyu had by his wife: Pushkarini, six sons: Suhotra, Suhotri...
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Bhumanyu. Then Bharata, the
great descendant of Puru,
regarding himself as
really possessing a son,
installed that son as his heir-apparent.
Bhumanyu...
