Mandhata
Created by Jijith Nadumuri at 28 Feb 2010 14:16 and updated at 28 Feb 2010 14:16
Mahabharata: 18 Parvas
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Mbh.1.2.388 | Then hath been described the history of king Mandhata; then the history of prince Jantu; and how king Somaka by offering up his only son Jantu in sacrifice obtained a hundred others; then the excellent history of the hawk and the pigeon; then the examination of king Sivi by Indra, Agni, and Dharma; then the story of Ashtavakra, in which occurs the disputation, at the sacrifice of Janaka, between that Rishi and the first of logicians, Vandi, the son of Varuna; the defeat of Vandi by the great Ashtavakra, and the release by the Rishi of his father from the depths of the ocean. |
Mbh.3.42.2285 | And coursing along that path of the Siddhas, that foremost of the Kurus and the son of Pandu, sat in beauty like Mandhata, that best of kings. |
Mbh.3.125.6391 | Here did Mandhata himself, of a mighty bow, perform sacrificial rites for the gods; and so did Somaka, O Kunti's son! |
Mbh.3.126.6393 | SECTION CXXVI Yudhishthira said, O great Brahmana, how was that tiger among kings, Mandhata, Yuvanaswa's son, born, even he who was the best of monarchs, and celebrated over the three worlds? |
Mbh.3.126.6396 | I should also like to hear how his name of Mandhata originated, belonging as it did to him who rivalled in lustre Indra himself: and also how he of unrivalled strength was born, for thou art skilled in the art of narrating events' |
Mbh.3.126.6398 | how the name of Mandhata belonging to that monarch of mighty soul hath come to be celebrated throughout all the worlds. |
Mbh.3.126.6447 | And when the wielder of the thunderbolt said, He will suck me' the dwellers of heaven together with Indra christened the boy Mandhata, literally, Me he shall suck. |
Mbh.3.126.6473 | requested by thee, I have thus narrated to thee the great life of Mandhata, and also the way in which he was born, which was a birth of an extraordinary kind |
Mbh.3.255.12541 | Yayati and Nahusha, and Mandhata and Bharata, having been sanctified by celebrating such a sacrifice, have all gone to heaven' |
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Reference:- Mahabharata of Krishna Dwaipayana Vyasa, translated to English by Kisari Mohan Ganguli; Source of Plain Text: www.sacred-texts.com; Wikified at AncientVoice. |
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