- virá-bhadra
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Vira-Bhadra — In Vedic myth a monster created by Siva or Rudra after his dispute with Daksha, his father in law. This monster is said to have torn out the eyes of Bhaga, to have knocked out the teeth of Pushan, and to have cut off the head of Daksha … Who’s Who in non-classical mythology
Bhadra Vira — In Vedic myth a title under which Sivat was worshipped in the Maratha country. He is represented as armed with sword, spear, shield, bow and arrow, with the sun and moon, mounted on Nandi, and with the goat headed Daksha by his side … Who’s Who in non-classical mythology
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Daksha — In Vedic myth one of the early gods who eventually became subordinated to Siva. Daksha was an Adityas, a Prajapati, and a Rishis. He was the father of Uma, the wife of Siva, and Diti, the wife of Kasyapa. There was a great quarrel between… … Who’s Who in non-classical mythology
Pushan — In Vedic myth the sun; the guardian and preserver of cattle; the companion of travellers and guide of the soul in the lower world. About AD 300 he was introduced into Chinese myth under the name of Puhsien. It is said that at the behest of… … Who’s Who in non-classical mythology
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