-
established by
Šúraséna on the
banks of Saraswati. The
Surasenas claimed their descent from the
Yadus mentioned in the Rigveda.
Surasena was one of the...
- (Markandeya), Sūryāraka (Brahmanda) – (Aparanta Āryāvarta –
Western Āryāvarta)
Śūrasena (Shurasena) / Braj – (Madhya-desha Āryāvarta –
Central Āryāvarta) Taittrika...
- Bhima. He is
stated to be the king
after whom the
Surasena Kingdom and the
Yadava sect of
Surasenas were named.
Shurasena was the
father of Samudravijaya...
- Virata. In Pali literature, the
Matsyas are
usually ****ociated with the
Surasenas. The
western Matsya was the hill
tract on the
north bank of the Chambal...
-
heaven through the
merit of
Vedic study (12:26). The Abhishahas, the
Surasenas, the Sivis, and the Vasatis, the Ṡalvas, the Matsyas, the Amvashtas, the...
-
various clans,
being the Satvatas, Andhakas, Bhojas, ****uras, Vrishni,
Surasenas, and
Abhira who all
worshipped Krishna. They are
listed in
ancient Indian...
- sages,'
includes the
territories of the Kurus, Matsyas,
Panchalas and
Surasenas (i.e. the
eastern half of the
State of
Patiala and of the
Delhi division...
- Rohītaka in the west, and
bordered the
Kulindas in the
north and the
Sūrasenas and
Matsya in the south. The area
formerly occupied by the Kuru Kingdom...
-
birthplace (an
underground prison).
Mathura was the
capital of the
kingdom of
Surasena,
ruled by Kamsa, the
maternal uncle of Krishna.
Mathura is part of the...
-
Maharaja Yudhisthira,
marched toward the
southern countries. He
defeated the
Surasenas, the
Matsyas and
brought under his sway Dantavakra, the
mighty king of...
