A text named for this mythical figure claims that temples of elephants and conch shells are the sources of the most lackluster pearls, while those found in oysters are superior.
A text named for this mythical figure claims that temples of elephants and conch shells are the sources of the most lackluster pearls, while those found in oysters are superior. In book 7 of the Mahabharata, Kritavarman and Kripa form the "eyes" of a formation named for this figure used by the army of Dronacharya. Sumukha and Suvarna are two of the six sons of this figure, who appears on the battle flag used by Krishna. He drove Kaliya out of Ramanaka Dwipa, but was unable to pursue him into Vrindavan. This character shrank to get past a spiked wheel and putout a ring of flames with river water as part of a mission to retrieve amrita and free his mother from slavery to his aunt Kadru. His brother Aruna hatched from the first of his mother Vinata‟s two eggs. For 10 points, name this sworn enemy of the nagas, a humanoid king of birds who was the mount of Vishnu.
A text named for this mythical figure claims that temples of elephants and conch shells are the sources of the most lackluster pearls, while those found in oysters are superior.
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