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Puranic encyclopaedia

by Vettam Mani | 1975 | 609,556 words | ISBN-10: 0842608222

This page describes the Story of Dushshala included the Puranic encyclopaedia by Vettam Mani that was translated into English in 1975. The Puranas have for centuries profoundly influenced Indian life and Culture and are defined by their characteristic features (panca-lakshana, literally, ‘the five characteristics of a Purana�).

Story of ¶Ù³Üśś²¹±ôÄå

The only daughter of ¶Ù³óá¹›t²¹°ùÄåṣṭ°ù²¹ by ³ÒÄå²Ô»å³óÄå°ùÄ«.

(1) She was married to Jayadratha the ¸éÄåÂáÄå of Sindhu.

Her birth.

See under Kauravas.

(3) ³Û³Ü»å³ó¾±á¹£á¹­³ó¾±°ù²¹ did not permit Jayadratha to be killed when he abducted ±ÊÄåñ³¦Äå±ôÄ« as he was the husband of ¶Ù³Üśś²¹±ôÄå. (Vana Parva, Chapter 271, Verse 43).

(4) When Arjuna reached Vidarbha attending the ´¡Å›±¹²¹³¾±ð»å³ó²¹ ²â²¹Âáñ²¹ the archers obstructed his progress, and he killed them all. Suratha, son of ¶Ù³Üśś²¹±ôÄå, was also among those killed, and she came to the battlefield with her infant child crying, whereupon Arjuna stopped the fighting and in remorse crowned the son of Suratha as the King of Sindhu. (´¡Å›±¹²¹³¾±ð»å³ó²¹ Parva, Chapters 78 and 89).

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