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Kheda originated from the
Sanskrit term
Kshetra (lit. 'land or field').
Khetaka in used as a name of a
region surrounding the
place in
ancient literature...
- from c. 621 to 627 CE. His only
grant is made from the
military camp at
Kheṭaka (Kheda).
Chapala mentioned in Manju-Sri-Mula-Kalpa as a
successor of Śilāditya...
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Purana describes a six-armed Varahi,
holding a
danda (staff of punishment),
khetaka (shield),
khadga (sword) and
pasha (noose) in four
hands and the two remaining...
- Shiva-Kavacha - The
armour of Lord
Shiva which will make its
wielder invincible.
Khetaka Jaivardhan - A
shield of Lord
Vishnu and Lord Shiva. The
shield of Shamba...
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Rashtrakuta subordinate.
Siyaka issued the
grants at the
request of the
ruler of
Khetaka-mandala (Kheda), who
might have been a
Rashtrakuta feudatory as well....
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According to the Brahmakṣetra Māhātmya, the Khēḍāvāḷa
brahmins originated from
Khēṭaka (modern Khēḍā), five
miles away from Brahmakṣetra.
Ranchhodbhai Dave Brown...
- left hand she
holds a
pointed weapon. In her
right middle hand she
holds Khetaka while in her
lower right hand she
holds a bow. A
similar image of Durga...
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shield that
Aeneas receives from
Vulcan to aid in his war
against Turnus.
Khetaka, the
shield of Shamba. Srivatsa, the
shield of Vishnu, said to be manifested...
- hold a trishula, parashu,
vajra and
khadga (sword). The left arms hold a
khetaka (shield),
pasha (noose) and in
vismaya and
suchi mudras. Sometimes, he...
- the following:
sword (Khaḍga), bowl of
ambrosia (Pānapātra), a
shield (
Kheṭaka), trident(Triśūla), hand
kettle drum (Ḍamaru),
lotus (Padma), and snakes...
