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English translation of the Mahābhārata
begins by
introducing Ugrasravas thus: "
Ugrasrava, the son of Lomaharshana,
surnamed Sauti, well-versed in the...
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father and a
Brahmin mother. And the
narrator of
several of the Puranas,
Ugrasrava Sauti, son of Romaharshana, was also
called Sūta.
Authorities are divided...
- told by
Vaishampayana to Janamejaya. It is
structured as a
narration by
Ugrasrava surnamed Sauti, a
professional storyteller, to an ****embly of
rishis who...
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large number of seers, of whom the most
prominent and
distinguished was
Ugraśrava-Sauti, the son of Romaharṣaṇa. His
personality attracts the attention...
- The epic Mahābhārata was
narrated to
Shaunaka by a
storyteller named Ugrasrava Sauti during a
conclave of
sages headed by
Shaunaka in a
forest named...
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Dridhakshatra Somakirti Anadara Jarasandha Dridhasandha Satyasandha Sahasravaeh Ugrasravas Ugrasena Kshemamurti Aprajita Panditaka Visalaksha Duradhara Dridhahasta...
- 225 chapters. Adi
Parva describes how the epic came to be
recited by
Ugrasrava Sauti to the ****embled
rishis at the
Naimisha Forest after first having...
- in Vaisampayana's Bharata,
which itself is
narrated by a
character in
Ugrasrava's Mahabharata. Both The
Golden **** by A****ius and
Metamorphoses by Ovid...
- Sage Saunaka,
later receiver of the
entire Mahabharata narrative from
Ugrasrava Sauti, was born from the line of this Vitahavya.
Kartavirya Arjuna (Sahasrabahu...
- Grihyapari****, and
Vastushastra Granth. He
helped sages Romaharsha and
Ugrasrava Sutha to
spread the
Puranas and
Itihasa among a
large m****es. Ugrashravas...
