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Devarāta

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By Jit Majumdar


  1. delighting in the gods; attached to or beloved by the gods
  2. another name for king Śunahśepa of Mithilā (Ai. Br.); the king who was the son of Suketu (V. Rām.); the father of the ŗşi Yājñavalka (Bg. Pur.).

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