-
Vishvaksena (Sanskrit: विष्वक्सेन, romanized: Viṣvaksenā, lit. 'all-conqueror') or Vishwaksena, is the commander-in-chief of the army of the
Hindu deity...
- In Brahma-savarnya-manvantara, Lord Vishnu's
avatar will be
called Vishvaksena. In the
period of the
tenth Manu, the Manu is Brahma-savarni. He is the...
-
sleeps upon
Adishesha in a
perpetual slumber in his form of Narayana.
Vishvaksena, also
known as
Senadhipathi (both
meaning 'army-chief'), is the commander-in-chief...
-
Durgalayas of
Ancient Kerala.
There are
shrines for Shiva, Ganapathi, Sastha,
Vishvaksena and
Snake deities near the
temple complex.
There are
three ponds near...
- the
incarnation of Kumuda,
Vishvaksena's disciple,
while Nammalvar himself is the
incarnation of
Vishvaksena (
Vishvaksena is the
commander in
chief of...
- of Vai****ha. The army of Vishnu,
stationed at Vai****ha, is led by
Vishvaksena. The
planets of Vai****ha are
described to be full of
golden palaces...
-
Vishnu made to Agastya,
Nammalvar (Regarded to be an
incarnation of
Vishvaksena) is
credited for
converting the
Rigveda to 100
poems called the Tiruviruttam...
-
legends to have
defeated and
slain Vishnu's army-chief and gate-keeper
Vishvaksena or Vishnu's
avatar Vamana. He is
depicted as a four-armed man with a...
- sword),
Thirumalisai of
Sudarshana Chakra (Vishnu's discus),
Nammalvar of
Vishvaksena (Vishnu's commander),
Madhurakavi of
Vainatheya (Garuda), Kulasekhara...
-
Kannadi Arai (room of gl****es).
There are
other shrines for Venugopala,
Vishvaksena,
Vedanta Desika,
Thirumangai Alvar,
Manavala Mamunigal,
Kulanthai Amman...
