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Bahuka may
refer to: Bahu (
Bahuka), a king of the
Solar dynasty founded by the
legendary Indian king
Ikshvaku Bahuka (Nala), a character...
- The
Karkotaka Naga used
poison to
transform Nala into an ugly
dwarf named Bahuka and
advised him to
serve King
Rituparna of Ayodhya. He also gave Nala a...
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Bahuka (Sanskrit: बाहुक, romanized:
Bāhuka), also
called Subahu, is a king of the
Suryavamsha (solar dynasty)
featured in
Hindu literature.
According to...
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dynasty in Hinduism. The son of
Bahuka, he
ruled the city of Ayodhya, with two wives, and 60,001 sons.
Saagar was born to
Bāhuka, and his wife, Yadavi, at the...
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charioteer of the king,
named Bahuka, had
responded to the
monologue with one of his own,
repeating which she
suspected that
Bahuka was Nala.
Damayanti asked...
- Savitri)
Vijaya (contemporary of Anu King
Sauvira who
founded Sauvira Kingdom)
Bahuka (Asita)
Sagara Asamanja Amshuman Dilipa Bhagiratha Sindhudvipa (contemporary...
- Mahabharata. He
employs Nala in the
stables and the kitchen,
under the
alias of
Bahuka. The serpent-king
Karkotaka advised Nala to go the
court of King Rituparna...
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forever tortured Kali. The
venom also
changed Nala into an ugly
dwarf named Bahuka. He
later became the
charioteer of the
Ayodhya King Rituparna, who was a...
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Chinu Modi has
written long
narrative poetry Bahuk based on the
figure Bahuka.
Krishna Udayasankar, a Singapore-based
Indian author, has
written several...
- had
occupied Ayodhya which was
ruled by Rama's
ancestor Sagara's
father Bahuka who was also
known as Asita. Talajangha, his son
Vitihotra were
killed by...
