Sugriva

Sugriva: Bhakti Yoga Dictionary II on Kishkindha

Kishkindha

The capital city of the Vanara ape-men, ruled during the time of Lord Ramachandra first by Vali and later by Vali’s brother Sugriva. The Vanara army, led by Sugriva and ministers like Hanuman, helped Lord Rama defeat Ravana.

Sugriva: Sanskrit Hinduism Dictionary III on Dadhimukha (Dhadhimukha)

Dadhimukha:

Dadhimukha (Dhadhimukha). Monkey brother-in-law of Sugriva.

Sugriva: Sanskrit Hinduism Dictionary III on Pampa (Pampaa)

Pampa:

Pampa (Pampaa). A lake in Kishkindha near which Sugriva stayed.

Sugriva: Sanskrit Hinduism Dictionary III on Mandava (Maandhava)

Mandava:

Mandava (Maandhava). A monkey under Sugriva's command.

Sugriva: Sai Baba Dictionary on Kiskindha

Kiskindha:

Kiskindha: The monkey kingdom ruled by Sugriva (RRV2-4a)

Sugriva: Sai Baba Dictionary on Vali

Vali:

Vali: A great monkey-king; brother and enemy of Sugriva (RRV2-4a)

Sugriva: Sanskrit Hinduism Dictionary III on Vali (Vaali)

Vali:

Vali (Vaali). A great monkey-king; brother and enemy of Sugriva.

Sugriva: Sanskrit Hinduism Dictionary III on Sushena

Sushena:

Sushena. A monkey under Sugriva's command, Also a physician of Lanka.

Sugriva: Sanskrit Hinduism Dictionary III on Ruksharaja (Ruksharaaja)

Ruksharaja:

Ruksharaja (Ruksharaaja). Monkey form created by Brahma. Was changed into a female, mothered Sugriva (through Surya) and Vali (through Indra), and was then changed back into a male.

Sugriva: Bhakti Yoga Dictionary II on Hanuman

Hanuman

Lord Ramachandra’s most faithful eternal servant, who has the body of a kimpurusha, a humanlike monkey. Hanuman, son of Anjana, was minister to Sugriva in the monkey kingdom Kishkindha.

(See also: Hanuman, Bhakti, Bhakti Yoga, Bhakti Dictionary, Body Mind and Soul)

Sugriva: Encyclopedia - Karnataka

Karnataka (ಕನಾ೯ಟಕ in Kannada) is one of the four southern states of India. Before 1973, the state was known as Mysore state, as it was formed out of the former Kingdom of Mysore in 1950, and enlarged in 1956 to include the Kannada-speaking regions of neighboring states. Karnataka's capital Bangalore is the only city in the state with a population of more than 1 million. Other major cities include Mysore, Mangalore, Hubli-Dharwad, Bellary and Belgaum. Kannada is the official language of Karnataka. As of 2001, it is o ...

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Sugriva: Encyclopedia - Vedanta Desika

Vedanta Desika (1269 – 1370) is the second great name in Vaishnavism. He was a great poet, devotee, philosopher and master-teacher -- all in one. Passing away of Ramanuja in 1137 A.D. was followed by a period of sectarian split among the Sri Vaishnavas. By the end of the 14th century this turned up into a permanent division into two sects: Vadakalai (northern learning) and Tenkalai (southern learning). The followers of the former consider Sri Vedanta Desika as their proponent-Acharya. The followers of the latter consider Sri Manaval ...

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Sugriva: Encyclopedia - Hanuman Chalisa

Hanuman Chalisa (Hindi: हनुमान चालीसा Forty chaupais on Hanuman) is Tulsidas' most famous and read piece of literature apart from the Ramacharitamanasa, a poem primarily praising Hanuman. Although it is not one of his best poems, it has gained enormous popularity among the modern-day Hindus. Many of them recite it as a prayer every week, generally on Tuesdays. Hanuman Chalisa - Text. दोहा श्र ...

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Hanuman Chalisa - Text

Sugriva: Encyclopedia - Hanuman

In Hinduism, Hanuman (Sanskrit: हनुमान, hanumāna) is a vanara who aided Rama (an avatar of Vishnu) in rescuing his wife, Sita, from the Rakshasa king Ravana. He symbolizes the pinnacle of bhakti, and is seen by some to have also been an avatar of Shiva. He is more well-known as the son of Vayu deva, or the wind god. He is believed by some scholars to be a source for the Chinese mythological character Sun Wukong. Hanuman epitomizes virtue, strength, humility, siddhi and courage. While outsiders might find it ...

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Sugriva: Encyclopedia - Wars of Hindu Mythology

The Wars of Hindu mythology depict great heroes and demons in battles of celestial proportions, filled with the awesome force of celestial weapons, religious mysticism, magic, celestial and supernatural beings. Overriding the awesome battles and wonderous features is a deep driving purpose of religion and fate. Wars of Hindu Mythology - War in Religion and Myth. While no Hindu epic or scripture fails to describe the horrors of war and its fallout, major wars are fought with a religious purpose: often ...

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Sugriva: Encyclopedia II - Hanuman - Hanuman in the Ramayana War

Sundara Kanda, the fifth book in the Ramayana epic, focusses mainly on the adventures of Hanuman. While in exile, Rama enlisted the help of the vanaras in his search for Sita. A group of vanaras sent on a search mission reached the southern seashore. Upon encountering the vast ocean, every vanara began to plead his inablity to jump across the water. Hanuman too was saddened at the possible failure of his mission, until the other vanaras began to extoll his virtues. Hanuman then recollected his own prowess, enlarged his body and jumped ...

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