- The
Nandipada ("foot of Nandi") is an
ancient Indian symbol, also
called a
taurine symbol,
representing a bull's hoof or the mark left by the foot of...
-
Kuninda kingdom. Also the zebu bull on the
reverse is
often shown with a
nandipada taurine mark on its hump on the less-worn coins,
which reinforces the...
-
taurine symbols of the mark left by the
bulls hoof, also
referred to as a
nandipada (Nandi's foot)
symbol which appears in Vedic, Hindu, Jain and
Iranic iconography...
- Buddha, the
Dhamma and the Sangha). The
triratna symbol is also
called nandipada, or "bull's hoof", by Hindus. A
number of
examples of the
triratna symbol...
- jaya (“Victory to the
Yaudheya people”) around. Reverse:
Devasena standing left,
raising hand;
flower vase to left,
inverted nandipada to the right....
- the
Triratana on the
reverse (or
possibly Shiva's
symbol for Nandi, the
Nandipada),
together with
Hindu representations of Shiva, with or
without his bull...
- Reverse:
Devasena standing left,
raising hand;
flower vase to left,
inverted nandipada to the right.
Location of the
Yaudheya relative to
other groups: the Audumbaras...
- coin is at the
British Museum, London. This
circular coin has a sort of
nandipada-standard-in-railing, a
mythical animal, half lion and half
elephant and...
-
Varahran minted in
Balkh incorporated the
Kidarite tamga ()
replacing the
nandipada ()
which had been in use
since Vasudeva I,
suggesting that the Kidarites...
- Takshashila,
portrays a tree
flanked by a hill
surmounted by a
crescent and a
Nandipada above a swastika. The wool of the
Gandharis is
referred to in the Rigveda...
