- a sacrifice.
Vasistha curses Sudasa to
become a
monster for
twelve years.
Despite his
efforts to
avoid his fate,
Sudasa eventually suc****bs to the curse...
- (Chandravanshi))
Rituparna (contemporary of Nala and Damayanti)
Sarvakama Sudasa (contemporary of Anu Kings, Anga, Vanga, Kalinga, Pundra, Suhma, and Odra...
-
Mahabharata and the
Puranas agree that
Kalmashapada was the son of the king
Sudasa (Sudhasana); however, the
Ramayana names his
father was Raghu, a king whom...
-
Nabhaga Ambarisha II
Shindhudvipa Ayutayu Pratayu Rituparna Sarvakama I
Sudasa Kalmashapada Asmaka (Aśmaka)
Mulaka or
Sarvakama II
Dasharatha I Ilibil...
-
Mirzapur stele inscription, in the
vicinity of Mathura, c. 15 CE). The text is Svāmisya Mahakṣatrapasya Śudasasya "Of the Lord and
Great Satrap Śudāsa"...
-
Sodasa (Kharosthi: 𐨭𐨂𐨜𐨯 Śu-ḍa-sa,
Śuḍasa;
Middle Brahmi script: Śo-dā-sa, Śodāsa, also Śu-dā-sa,
Śudāsa) was an Indo-Scythian
Northern Satrap and...
-
dialect of
Kharoshthi dhammapada, and that is used for the
common o in
Sudasa in the Lion
Capital Inscriptions, the
Kamuia of the Lion
Capital can very...
- Suṣeṇa Sunītha Nṛcakṣu Sukhīnala
Pariplava Sunaya Nṛpañjaya Timi Bṛhadratha
Sudāsa Śatānīka
Durdamana Mahīnara Daṇḍapāṇi Nimi Kṣemaka Sudhanva, son of Kuru...
-
fragment of the
Mirzapur stele inscription, in the
vicinity of Mathura,
circa 15 CE. Svāmisya Mahakṣatrapasya Śudasasya "Of the Lord and
Great Satrap Śudāsa"...
-
fragment of the
Mirzapur stele inscription, in the
vicinity of Mathura,
circa 15 CE. Svāmisya Mahakṣatrapasya Śudasasya "Of the Lord and
Great Satrap Śudāsa"...
