- "Mudgarpani"
Yaksha Mathura, 100 BCE A
mudgar (Sanskrit: मुद्गर, romanized: mudgara) or
mudgara is a type of gada (mace) from India, and it is generally...
- the
gadas in the world. For
training purposes, one or two
wooden gada (
mudgar) are
swung behind the back in
several different ways and is particularly...
- (
mudgar) are
swung behind the back in
several different ways; this is
particularly useful for
building grip
strength and
shoulder endurance.
Mudgar are...
- romanized: Mudgarapāṇi) was a
Yaksha deity in
ancient India. His name
means "
Mudgar-holder", the
Mudgar being an
ancient form of
heavy club,
usually made of wood, but...
-
colossal statues stand around two
metres tall. The
Mudgarpani Yaksha holds a
mudgar mace in the
right hand, and the left hand used to
support a
small standing...
- the
gadas in the world. For
training purposes, one or two
wooden gada (
mudgar) are
swung behind the back in
several different ways and is particularly...
- attributes, such as the
Yaksha Mudgarpani who in the
right hand
holds a
mudgar mace, and in the left hand the
figure of a
small standing devotee or child...
-
committee headed by
Mukul Mudgal to
report on match-fixing in
cricket in
India Mudgar, a type of
Indian mace This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated...
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Mogta Molkod Moralli Morba Morse Mudanagi Mudasali Mudbhatkal Mudebail Mudgar Mudgeri Mudgi Mudhalli Mudnalli Mugadkop Mugali Mugdur Mugilkoppa Mugvalli...
- the
Yaksha Mudgarpani,
dated circa 100 BCE, who in the
right hand
holds a
mudgar mace, and in the left hand the
figure of a
small standing devotee or child...
