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Bŗhannalā

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By Jit Majumdar


  1. with a large tube/ reed
  2. the pseudonym adopted by Arjuna, when he took on the identity, personality and guise of a transgender, or a third-gender, court performer and a teacher of dance and music, during the period of disguised exile during the Pāndavas’ stay at the palace of King Virāţa (M. Bh.).

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