- in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Tryambaka may
refer to: Shiva, a
Hindu god also
known by the
epithet Tryambaka ("three-e****") "Tryambakam" or "Mahamrityunjaya...
- is a
verse (ṛc) of the
Rigveda (RV 7.59.12). The ṛc is
addressed to
Tryambaka, "The Three-e**** One", an
epithet of
Rudra who is
identified with Shiva...
-
Tryambaka-yajvan (1665-1750), also
known as
Tryambaka-raya-makhin, was a
Hindu pandit and a
minister at the
court of the
Thanjavur Maratha kings Shahaji...
- see:
Flood 1996, p. 151. For a
review of 4
theories about the
meaning of
tryambaka, see:
Chakravarti 1986, pp. 37–39. For
usage of the word
ambaka in classical...
- is an 18th-century Sanskrit-language text
written by the
court pandit Tryambaka-yajvan in the
Thanjavur Maratha kingdom of present-day
Tamil Nadu, India...
- them Aja,
Ekapada (Ekapat), Ahirbudhnya, Tvasta, Rudra, Hara, Sambhu,
Tryambaka, Aparajita,
Isana and Tribhuvana. In one
instance in the epic Mahabharata...
- eye,
which is also seen on
expressions of Shiva. He is
referred to as "
Tryambaka Deva", or the three-e**** lord,
where his
third eye
symbolizes the power...
-
Jejakabhukti (the
Chandela territory)
Inscription 3:
Contains names of
Shiva (
Tryambaka, Chandrashekhara, and Tripuranta).
Udaipur Victoria Hall
Museum inscription...
- Veda-kavi, Mahadeva-kavi, and
Shridhara Venkatesvara. Shahaji's
minister Tryambaka-yajvan
wrote the Sanskrit-language
texts Dharmakuta (a
commentary on Ramayana)...
- were
produced during this period.
Dharmakuta heaps praises on
Shahuji I.
Tryambaka Raya
Makhi gave a new
interpretation to the Ramayana.
Venkata Krishna...
