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Vishvarupa (Sanskrit: विश्वरूप, romanized:
Viśvarūpa, lit. 'universal form'), also
spelt as
Vishwaroopa and
known as Virāḍrūpa, is an
iconographical form...
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Munishvara or Munīśvara
Viśvarūpa (born 1603) was an
Indian mathematician who
wrote several commentaries including one on astronomy, the
Siddhanta Sarvabhauma...
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Tvashtri to
avenge the
killing of his son by Indra,
known as Triśiras or
Viśvarūpa.
Vritra won the
battle and
swallowed Indra, but the
other deities forced...
- the king of the devas. He
performed a
penance to bear a
child named Viśvarūpa,
whose purpose was to slay Indra. The
child grew to
become a rishi, and...
- legend, the three-headed
serpent Viśvarūpa, the son of Tvaṣṭṛ,
guards a
wealth of cows and horses.
Indra delivers Viśvarūpa to a god
named Trita Āptya, who...
- An
asura king ॐ☸
Vipracitti - A dānava king ॐ
Virocana ॐ Virūpākṣa ॐ
Viśvarūpa -
Another name for Triśiras ॐ Vṛkāsura ॐ Vṛṣaparva ॐ Vṛṣaśipta ॐ Vṛtra...
- folklorists." Littleton's
hypothesis involves the 3-headed
monster Trisiras or
Viśvarūpa,
which has a
mythological parallel because Indra killed it
after giving...
- the work was undertaken." He
places it
after 1050 CE
because it
names Viśvarūpa, Medhātithi, and Dhāreśvara,
other commentators, as
authoritative sources...
- (Tib. (Wonang) Nyima) (1027–1127) All-Pervading,
Radiant Jewel Light.
Viśvarūpa, or
Chitrarupa (Tib.
Natshog Zug(chän)) (1127–1227)
Holder of the Vajra...
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Cosmic Form. On Arjuna's request,
Krishna displays his "universal form" (
Viśvarūpa).
Arjuna asks
Krishna to see the
Eternal with his own eyes. The Krishna...
