Are Pandu and Janamjeya right?
Are Pandu and Janamjeya right?
Souti who recites the story to Sages in Naimisharanya, is called Kamalapatraksha.
Ashwatthama is also called Kamalapatraksha
Dyou's wife is called Kamalapatrakshi
All 50 daughters of Daksha Prajapati are called Kamalalalochana.
Kunti is called Kamalalekshana by Pandu, it means Eyes Like Lotud petals, according to critical edition.
Originally posted by: devashree_h
Are Pandu and Janamjeya right?
Yes! Both are called Rājīvalocana.
Originally posted by: devashree_h
Souti who recites the story to Sages in Naimisharanya, is called Kamalapatraksha.
Ashwatthama is also called Kamalapatraksha
Dyou's wife is called Kamalapatrakshi
All 50 daughters of Daksha Prajapati are called Kamalalalochana.
Kunti is called Kamalalekshana by Pandu, it means Eyes Like Lotud petals, according to critical edition.
All correct! Except the extra "la" syllable here: "Kamalalalochana" -> Kamalalocanā and "Kamalalekshana" -> Kamalekṣaṇā.
I keep updating my original post with Question 100 as I discover more variations on "lotus-eyed" - Kamalavibuddhalocana for example.
One of Jarasandh's daughter is called Rajivalochana.
Yuddhisthir is called Rajivalochana by Krishna Vasudev.
Arjuna is called Rajivalochana when he is travelling towards Indra Loka with Matali.
Wives of Sagara, Vaidarbhi and Shaibya are called Kamalekshana
There is an unnamed Prince of Haihayas who is called Rajivanetra.
Savitri is called Rajivalochana
Originally posted by: metacrisis
I don't have my text ka copy right now, but some possible situations can be at her birth, during the Saugandhika episode...oh, and do the brahmins mention anything about lotuses when they describe Drau's swayamvara to the Ps outside Kampilya?
When Kṛṣṇā Draupadī is identified as an avatāra of Śrī, she is described as Padmāyatākṣī.
At birth, she is described as Padmapalāśākṣī.
The brāhmaṇas who meet the Pāṇḍavas on the way to Kāmpilya describe her as Padmapatranibhekṣaṇā.
Arjun is referred as Pundarikaksha by Draupadi when he has gone to Swarga.
Pushkarekshana
Krishna has been called this multiple times.
King Vyushitashva was called this by his wife Bhadra, daughter of Kakshivat
Varuna's son Pushkar
Arjun
Abhimanyu by Gandhari
It was Uttarā who addressed dead Abhimanyu as Puṣkarekṣaṇa. Gāndhārī was quoting Uttarā's lament to Kṛṣṇa.
You are doing excellent, thorough research for this question!
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