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searching for Virūpākṣa 9 found (40 total)
alternate case: virūpākṣa
List of Nāgas
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kulas (families) of nāgas mentioned by Soḍḍhala in his Udayasundarīkathā Virūpākṣa - ☸ Abhinnaparivārā - ♀ ☸ Ābhoga - A Nāga King and guardian of the southeast
Arya (Buddhism)
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āryajatiya (āryas) who speak Sanskrit, while the guardians of the west (Virūpākṣa ) and the north (Vaiśravaṇa) are dasyujatiya (Dasyus) who speak Dasyu languages
Tongdosa
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One of the Four Heavenly Kings, Virūpākṣa - King of the West, in the Tongdosa Guardian Gate
Surya
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Hindu context, the sun-god only appears at a later period, as in the Virūpākṣa temple in Paṭṭadakal (8th century CE). The iconography of Surya in Hinduism
List of Asuras
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Vemacitrin - An asura king ॐ☸ Vipracitti - A dānava king ॐ Virocana ॐ Virūpākṣa ॐ Viśvarūpa - Another name for Triśiras ॐ Vṛkāsura ॐ Vṛṣaparva ॐ Vṛṣaśipta
Journey to the West (2011 TV series)
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Neck Sheng Yang as Dhṛtarāṣṭra Fu Yunzhao as Vaiśravaṇa Jia Zongchao as Virūpākṣa Shi Lei as Golden Furnace Boy Sun Xinyu as Silver Furnace Boy Ma Zijun
Hatha yoga
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Mādhavacandra or Avadhūtacandra and is "said to represent the teachings of Virūpākṣa ". According to Mallinson, this figure is most likely the Buddhist mahasiddha
Heaven
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World Elephant
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directions from the netherworld, whose names are given in the Ramayana: Virūpākṣa (east), Mahāpadmasama (south), Saumanasa (west), and Bhadra (north). The