When the lambs were stolen, that particular figure fled and took the form of a swan.
Sometimes said to live in fig leaves and banana plants, one of their kind kept two lambs as pets. When the lambs were stolen, that particular figure fled and took the form of a swan. Another tale describes how after eating a cake that fell out of a crow's mouth, another of these figures gave birth to Hanuman. Yet another of these figures was sent to distract Viswamitra and eventually gave birth to the "daughter of the furrow," Shakuntala. Although Anjana and Menaka are not mentioned in the Rig Veda, that text does describe the romance of King Pururavas and the most beautiful of them, Urvasi.Often paired with the Ghandarvas, who would provide music for them to dance to, they were known as the "Daughters of Joy."For 10 points, identify these nymphs of Hindu mythology who were said to reside in Indra's heaven.
Sometimes said to live in fig leaves and banana plants, one of their kind kept two lambs as pets.
Apsara(s)