This deity of the south is assisted by Chitragupta, who updates Agrasamdhana, a book of records.
The Upanishads describe this figure as "founded on the sacrifice". According to one story, the gods created night so that this figure's twin sister could forget her sorrows; that twin sister is also the goddess of the river that runs by the Taj Mahal. The sons of Sharama are two four-eyed dogs kept by this figure. This deity of the south is assisted by Chitragupta, who updates Agrasamdhana, a book of records. This green-skinned god's mount is a water buffalo, and his abode is Naraka, which this brother of Manu received by being the first mortal to die. For ten points, name this ruler of the Hindu underworld and god of death.
The Upanishads describe this figure as "founded on the sacrifice".
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