Bharatha:

Bharatha (Bhaaratha). Mahabharatha.

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Bharatha:

Bharatha. Son of Dasaratha and Kaika; brother of Rama. "Bharatha" means "he who rules".

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Bharatha:

Bharatha: "He who rules", half-brother of Rama born from Kaikeyi (Kaika). (RRV-4). (see also:SB: Canto 6, 8:15)

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Kousalya, Sumitra and Kaikeyi are the three wives of King Dasaratha of Ayodhya, in the 24,000-verse Sansrkit epic called the Ramayana, and the mothers of the heroes Rama, Lakshmana, Bharatha, and Shatrughna. In the Ramayana, Dasaratha, the husband concurrently of these three ladies, is childless. He performs the Putrakameshti Yagna, a sacrifice seeking progeny from the almighty. Hearing his plea, a divine being, purusha, emerges from the holy sacrificial fire, bearing a bowl of payasam, a milk sweet, and asks ...

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Please remove this notice after the article has been expanded. Details are on this talk page or at Wikipedia:Requests for expansion. Indian dance usually refers to traditional dance from India, such as Bharatanatyam, Kathakali, Kathak , Kuchipudi, Odissi, Mohiniattam or Manipuri. Indian dance is based on the treatise Natyashasthra by the sage Bharatha, which explains the Indian art of acting. Acting or natya is a br ...

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Kousalya, Sumitra and Kaikeyi are the three wives of King Dasaratha of Ayodhya, in the 24,000-verse Sansrkit epic called the Ramayana, and the mothers of the heroes Rama, Lakshmana, Bharatha, and Shatrughna. In the Ramayana, Dasaratha, the husband concurrently of these three ladies, is childless. He performs the Putrakameshti Yagna, a sacrifice seeking progeny from the almighty. Hearing his plea, a divine being, purusha, emerges from the holy sacrificial fire, bearing a bowl of payasam, a milk sweet, and asks ...

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Bharatha-khanda:

Bharatha-khanda (-khandha). Continent of Bharath (India).

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The Ramayana relates how Kaikeyi tricked the king into promising to put Bharatha on the throne of Ayodhya and banish Rama into exile. Bharata Ramayana - Bharata's response. Bharata, upon learning of the exile of Rama, is mortified. He immediately declares his intention of bringing Rama back from the forests, and if need be serving out his exile for him. When the people of Ayodhya and the numerous allies of Rama learn of this, the scorned and hated prince is immediately made immortal in fame to the world by ...

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Bharata Ramayana, Bharata Ramayana - Birth, Bharata Ramayana - Exile of Rama, Bharata Ramayana - Bharata's response, Bharata Ramayana - King of Ayodhya, Bharata Ramayana - Return of Rama, Bharata Ramayana - Retirement

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The Old Kannada phase marks the period from the 10th century to approximately the 12th century. This period consists mainly of Jain religious literature. The most famous poet from this period is Pampa (902-975 CE), one of the most famous writers in the Kannada language. His Vikramarjuna Vijaya (also called pampa bharatha)is hailed as a classic even to this day. With this and his other important work Adipurana he set a trend of poetic excellence for the Kannada poets of the future. The former work is an adaptation of the celebrated Mah ...

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Kannada literature, Kannada literature - Early writing, Kannada literature - Old Kannada haLegannaDa, Kannada literature - Middle KannadanaDugannaDa, Kannada literature - Vachanas, Kannada literature - Kumara Vyasa, Kannada literature - Bhakti, Kannada literature - Modern KannadahosagannaDa, Kannada literature - Navodaya New birth, Kannada literature - Navya New/Modernist, Kannada literature - Navyottara Postmodernist, Kannada literature - Awards, Kannada literature - Reaching people

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Bharatha-kupa:

Bharatha-kupa (-kuupa). Holy well, by the side of the Chitrakuta mountain, that Bharatha cleaned.

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Bharatha-varsha:

Bharatha-varsha (Bhaaratha-varsha). Culture of India.

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Bharatha-desa:

Bharatha-desa (Bhaaratha-dhesha). India; region of God-loving people.

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Pushkara:

Pushkara. Bharatha's second son.

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Thaksha:

Thaksha. Bharatha's son.

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Daivasandhi:

Daivasandhi (Dhaivasandhi). Son of Susandhi and father of the famous Bharatha.

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Asitha:

Asitha. Son of King Bharatha; father of Sagara.

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Mandavi:

Mandavi (Maandavee). Wife of Bharatha, daughter of Kushadwaja, and niece of Janaka.

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Mandavi:

Mandavi: Wife of Bharatha, Daughter of Kusadhwaja (brother of Maharaja Janaka) (RRV-7d).

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Pushkara:

Pushkara: Second son of Bharatha (RRV2-14)

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Thaksha:

Thaksha: Son of Bharatha (RRV2-14)

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