Hi > References for ‘Hirańyakashipu, Hiranyakashipu’

See also: Hirańyagarba, Hiranyagarba · Hirańyagarbha, Hiranyágarbha · Hirańyagarbhaḿ · hirańyagarbhastrirúpa · hiranyagarbho · hirańyakashiputanubhrḿgam · Hirańyakasipu · Hirańyákśa · hiranyamaya, Hirańyamaya · hirańye · Hiraprabha

[22] Nrsiḿha: Nr means Nara, [...] the unholy forces like the demon Hiranyakashipu. To ridicule the Supreme Puruśottama [...] half-lion is not at all proper.

[12] In Indo-Aryan mythology there is mention of a king named Hirańyakashipu. His sister, Holika, was a woman [...] observed as a holiday in Bengal.

[59] [With the sharp claws of your exquisite, lotus-like hands, You pierced the body of the demon Hirańyakashipu and ripped it to pieces. O Lord in the form of Narahari, O Supreme Entity, victory unto You.]

[57] Then I heard someone saying several [...] Hirańakashipu’s rascal son Pellád, Hirańyakashipu’;s rascal son Pellád.”

[60] Anyhow, I was thinking what I was [...] Hirańakashipu’s rascal son Pellád, Hirańyakashipu’;s rascal son Pellád.”

[66] So, as I was saying, it seemed [...] saying: “What a rascal this Hirańyakashipu’;s rascal son Pellád, Hirańyakashipu’;s rascal son Pellád.”

[67] I assumed that there was singing [...] Viruda, who have you found for Hirańyakashipu, and who for Pellád? Oh [...] just like him. If I take you to be Hirańyakashipu, then I have to call your hat Pellád.”

[74] “What eighty-seven generations [...] is why I say that this rascal is Hirańyakashipu’;s son Pellád, Hirańyakashipu’;s son Pellád.”

[27] The story goes that the tyrannical king Hirańyakashipu wanted to murder his own son due [...] establish me in immortality?”