A snake born in Dhritarashtra’s dynasty. He was killed in Janamejaya’s sarpasatra as per Mahabharata Adiparva Chapter 57 verse 15.

A famous snake. He was one of those who greeted Balarama when the latter went into the ocean as a snake at the end of his avatar, as per Mahabharata Mausalaparva Chapter 4 verse 15.

See Parvati

A scholarly parrot who lived on the banks of the Narmada. He had a wife and four sons – Ujjvala, Samujjvala, Vijjvala and Kapinjala, as per Padmapurana Bhumikhanda Chapter 85.

SeeSubahu.

Skanda’s attendant as per Mahbharata Shalyaparva Chapter 44.

A prince of Sauvira. He was an ally of Jayadratha. He was killed by Arjuna as per Mahabharata Vanaparva Chapter 271.

A famous snake as per Mahabharata Adiparva Chapter 35 verse 15.

A vanara warrior. His daughter was Anjana, mother of Hanuman, as per Kishkindakanda Sarga 66 verse 9.

A famous sage, who once took the apsara Pramlocha as his consort as per Brahmandapurana Chapter 41. See Pramlocha.

A warrior danava. His weapon was a club named Sunanda, which could become weak only if touched by a female. He lived beneath the forests near the Nirvindhya river. Once Madavati, the beautiful daughter of the king of Vaishali Viduratha, was abducted by Kujrimbha. Bhalandana’s son Vatsapri got Madavati to touch Kujrimbha’s club and then defeated him. Vatsapri married Madavati as per Markandeyapurana Chapter 116.