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Books, English, LanguageShiva Parvathy – English
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Shiva Parvathy – English
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It was imperative that a child was born to shiva and Parvathy to save the world from the terror unleashed by Tarakasura. Shiva had cut short the desire for love through passionate meditation. Due to Parvati`s brilliant efforts and after much penance, she won the love of Lord Shiva.
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Books, English, LanguageTirupati – English
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Tirupati – English
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It is said that Lord Vishnu manifested himself in this temple in order to guide the people of Kali age towards emancipation. Therefore this temple is also called as Bhuloka Vaikuntam (the abode of Vishnu on the earth) and Lord Balaji is called as the Kaliyuga Pratyakshadaivam (manifested lord of the Kali age).
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Books, EnglishDrona – English
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Drona – English
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Dronacharya’s legend as a great teacher and warrior is remarkable. He was a master of advanced military arts. He is one of the most powerful and destructive warriors in the Kurukshetra war. He was an invincible warrior whom no person on earth can defeat. But he met with an unrighteous end in the battle field.
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Amar Chitra Katha, Books, Categories, English, LanguageTanjavur – English
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Tanjavur – English
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The Brihadeeswar Temple or the Big Temple as it is fondly called is a symbol of the power and might of the ruler of the Chola Dynasty. The temple was built by Raja Raja Chola I of the Chola Dynasty in the year 1010 AD. The temple was indeed built by the king to display his power and vision to the world. The architecture of the temple was such that it could showcase the power of the mighty king.
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Amar Chitra Katha, Books, Categories, English, LanguageKonark – English
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Konark – English
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The Konark Sun Temple was built from stone in the form of a giant ornamented chariot dedicated to the Sun god, Surya. In Hindu Vedic iconography Surya is represented as rising in the east and traveling rapidly across the sky in a chariot drawn by seven horses. He is described typically as a resplendent standing person holding a lotus flower in both his hands, riding the chariot marshaled by the charioteer Aruna.[
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Books, EnglishGaruda – English
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Garuda – English
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The Garuda is a legendary bird in the Hindu mythology. He is variously the vehicle mount of the god Vishnu. Garuda is generally a protector with power to swiftly go anywhere, ever watchful and an enemy of the serpent.
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Books, EnglishVali – English
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Vali – English
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Vanara Vali was the king of Kishkinda. He was a just king before a misconception made him hate his brother. When Vali came to know about his faults, he was repentant.
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Books, EnglishAbhimanyu – English
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Abhimanyu – English
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Abhimanyu is often thought of as a brave warrior on the Pandava side, willingly giving up his life in war at a very young age. Abhimanyu was praised for his audacious bravery and absolute loyalty to his father and his uncles. He was killed unfairly in the battle field.
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Books, English, LanguageKrishna and Jarasanda – English
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Krishna and Jarasanda – English
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Jarasandha grew up and became a very powerful king. He defeated many other kings and made them promise their allegiance to him making him supreme emperor. He gave both his daughters in marriage to Kamsa of Mathura. Now Krishna killed Kamsa, making Jarasandha an enemy.
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