A Hehaya king. Grandson of Rohitashwa and son of Harita. His son was Vijaya as per Brahmandapurana Chapter 16.

A river mentioned in Mahabharata Bhishmaparva Chapter 9 verse 20.

A lower caste from southern India who existed before the Mahabharata era and are mentioned in Shantiparva Chapter 207 verse 42.

A river on the banks of which Vaivaswatamanu meditated as per Mahabharata Vanaparva Chapter 187 verse 6.

A yaksha who worshiped Kuber at his court as per Mahabharata Sabhaparva Chapter 10 verse 10.

A kshatriya king who was a reincarnation of the asura Krodhavasha as per Mahabharata Adiparva Chapter 67 verse 61.

A region in ancient India conquered by Karna. From then on, they paid tributes to Duryodhana as per Mahabharata Karnaparva Chapter 8 verse 19.

Mentioned twice in the Mahabharata. As per Adiparva Chapter 174 verse 38, they came out of Nandini to help Vasishta fight Vishwamitra. They brought gifts for Yudhishtira as per Sabhaparva Chapter 51 verse 31.

A king of Chirayu. Nagarjuna, his minister was kind, and had good knowledge of chemistry. He once discovered a potion to keep his king and himself perpetually young. They both consumed it. A few days later his son died. He decided to make a potion that would prevent death. He mixed various ingredients and waited to add the final one, since the prescribed hour for that was 5 days away. The devas grew frightened and began thinking of ways to stop him. They sent the ashwinis who told Nagarjuna that his son was well in devaloka and that he should stop his process. He agreed. Some time later Chirayus made his son Jeevahara prince, and the prince rushed to his mother Dhanapara to convey the good news. But his mother said that his father had many sons and they had all been made princes but the king had outlived them. He was 800 years old thanks to Nagarjuna’s potion. She advised him that everyday at noon Nagarjuna would ask whether he had any guests and would offer them anything they asked for. She said that he should ask for Nagarjuna’s head and if he died, the king would also die of grief or at least retire to the forests. Jeevahara did exactly that and the minister offered him his head. But the prince lost several swords in trying to cut the minister’s neck, strengthened by the potion. The king came to know of this and tried to dissuade the prince. Nagarjuna told him that he had donated his head in the last 99 incarnations and wanted to complete his 100th birth too. He embraced the king and spread some powder on the prince’s sword. The prince could then easily cut his head. The king retired to the forest and earned salvation. But the minister’s sons killed Jeevahara and saddened by this, the queen also died as per Kathasaritasagara Ratnaprabhalambaka Taranga 7.

Garuda’s son as per Mahabharata Udyogaparva Chapter 101 verse 1.