Significance of Flying chariot
The term "Flying chariot" encompasses various magical and mechanical vehicles in Kavya's context. It refers to (1) a splendid mechanical vehicle made by Rajyadhara and Pranadhara that supports Naravahanadatta's journey, (2) a mystical vehicle crafted by Indivarasena for swift travel to reunite with his parents, highlighting his sword's prowess, and (3) a magical chariot created by a suitor to aid in the rescue of Somaprabha. Each instance illustrates the significance of these vehicles in their respective narratives.
Synonyms: Aerial vehicle, Airborne chariot, Flying vehicle
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Hindu concept of 'Flying chariot'
In Hinduism, the "Flying chariot" symbolizes magical vehicles crafted by divine beings, showcasing power and ingenuity to facilitate swift travels, rescue missions, and grand journeys, as seen through stories of Indivarasena, suitors, and Naravahanadatta.
From: Kathasaritsagara (the Ocean of Story)
(1) A magnificent mechanical vehicle made by Rajyadhara and Pranadhara that aids Naravahanadatta in his journey.[1] (2) A magical vehicle created by Indivarasena that allows his brother to travel quickly back to their parents, showcasing the power of his sword.[2] (3) A magical vehicle created by the suitor with magic power, facilitating the rescue of Somaprabha.[3]