- Pandavas' year of
incognito exile, he
disguised as a
horse trainer named Granthika, and
worked in the
kingdom of Virata.
Nakula was a
skilled warrior who...
- Sikh
temples called a Gurdwara. The name
Granthi comes from the
Sanskrit granthika,
which means a
relater or narrator. Any Sikh
individual appointed the...
-
music as
eunuch Brihannala and
dresses as a woman,
Nakula tends horses as
Granthika,
Sahadeva herds cows as Tantipala, and
Draupadi in the name of Malini...
-
Soora Karna distinguished itself by
employing a
formal literary style (
Granthika Bhasha) throughout. Rama Rao
initially wanted Akkineni Nageswara Rao to...
- face the invader, and took
along his
three brothers,
Vallabha (Bhima),
Granthika (Nakula), and
Tantripala (Sahadeva), with him and
while disguised. On...
- to
colloquial speech rather than the
former Telugu literary standard (
granthika bhasa). Her
first novel, Krishnaveni, was
published in the late 1950s...
-
eunuch Brihannala and
dressed as a woman, and
Nakula tended horses as
Granthika.[relevant?] In Virata's kingdom, the
Pandavas in
disguise had a very hilarious...
- heaven,
Arjuna teaches these arts to Virata’s daughter, Uttara. Nakula, as
Granthika,
works as a
horse groom,
leveraging his
prior experience with
cattle and...
- in his Kavy****ashana as a side
story from
religious texts narrated by
Granthika (professional storyteller) to
instruct audience accompanied by singing...
- with dance.
Kathakas were
Granthikas reciting stories related to Vishnu. When
Krishna was
identified with Vishnu,
Granthikas began narrating Krishna-based...
