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Candrāvatī

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By Jit Majumdar


  1. lit by the moon
  2. having the brilliance of the moon
  3. wife of King Hariścandra in his previous birth (V. Rām.); the daughter of the Asura Sunābha and the wife of Gadā (Hv. Pur.); the daughter of Emperor Candragupta (K.S.S.); wife of King Dharmasena (V. Pañca.).

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