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Ańgada

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By Jit Majumdar


  1. bestower of limbs, giver of body.
  2. possessing beautiful limbs.
  3. the son of the Vānara king Vāli and his queen Tārā, who was made the ruler of Kişkindhyā by Rāma after the latter killed Vāli (U. Rām.); the elder son of Lakşmaņa and Ūrmilā (V. Rām.); a son of Dhŗtarāşţra, according to an alternate list (M. Bh.).

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