{"collection":"Hinduism","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/hin/vp/vp167.htm","path":"hin/vp/vp167.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/hin/vp/vp167.htm","text":"The Vishnu Purana, translated by Horace Hayman Wilson, [1840]\nD.\nDadh\u00edcha, a sage, reproves Daksha, 63.\nDadhividarbhas, a people, 193, n. 141.\nDahr\u00e1gni, a name of Agastya, 83, n. 5.\nDaityas, eldest sons of Ka\u015byapa by Diti, 124, n. 28. defeated by the gods, 77. obtain the sovereignty of the earth, 126. overcome the gods, 335. fall into heresy, and are subdued, 338. oppress the earth, 493.\nDaksha, a Praj\u00e1pati, 49. born from Brahm\u00e1's thumb, 50, n. 2. 348. marries Pras\u00fat\u00ed; their twenty-four daughters, 54. his sacrifice, 61. spoiled by V\u00edrabhadra, 65. propitiates \u015aiva, 69. s. of the Prachetasas, 515. his daughters, ib. 117. chief of the patriarchs, 153.\nDaksha-s\u00e1var\u0144i, ninth Mauls, 268. his sons, ib. s. of Daksha, ib. n. 8.\nDakshi\u0144\u00e1, d. of Ruchi, married to Yajna, 54, n. 9.\nDala, a prince, 386.\nD\u00e1laki, teacher of the Rig-veda, 278, n. 10.\nDama, a prince, 353.\nD\u00e1maliptas, a people, 192, n. 101.\nDambha, 'hypocrisy,' s. of Adharma, 55, n. 14.\nD\u00e1navas, enemies of the gods, 72. children of Danu, 147.\nDa\u0144d\u0301a, s. of Dharma, 55. s. of Ikshw\u00e1ku, 359. killed by Sudyumna, 351, n. 7.\nDa\u0144d\u0301a, a measure of time, sixty Vikalas, 23, n. 3.\nDa\u0144d\u0301aka, a forest, 351, n. 7.\nDansht\u0301ri\u0144as, sharp-toothed animals, progeny of Krodhavas\u00e1, 149, n. 17.\nDantnvaktra, s. of Vriddhasarman, 437.\nDanu, d. of Daksha, w. of Ka\u015byapa, 122.\nDaradas, a people, 195.\nDarpa, s. of Dharma, 55.\nDar\u015bakas, a people, 191.\nDar\u015bapaur\u0144am\u00e1sa, half-monthly sacrifice, 275, n. 1.\nD\u00e1ruka, sent by Krish\u0144a to Arjuna, 611.\nD\u00e1ru\u0144a, a hell, 207. sins punished in, 208.\nDarvan, s. of U\u015b\u00ednara, 444.\nDarvas, a people, 192.\nD\u00e1rv\u00ed, a country, 191.\nD\u00e1sa, name for a \u015a\u00fadra, 298.\nDa\u015bam\u00e1likas, a people, 194.\nDa\u015bap\u00e1r\u015bwas, a people, 192, n. 93.\nDa\u015baratha, s. of M\u00falaka, 383. s. of Aja, and father of R\u00e1ma, ib. s. of Navaratha, 422. s. of Suya\u015bas, 470.\nDa\u015b\u00e1rha, a prince, 422.\nDas\u00e1r\u0144as, a people, 186. 187. 192.\nDas\u00e1r\u0144\u00e1, a river, 185, n. 80.\nD\u00e1s\u00ed, a river, 184.\nDa\u015b\u00edvidarbhas, a people, 193.\nDatt\u00e1treya, s. of Atri, 83.\nDattoli or Agastya, s. of Pulastya, 83. a Rishi, 261.\nDaughters of Daksha, twenty-four, married to Dharma and the patriarchs, 24. fifty, 115. sixty, married to Dharma, Ka\u015byapa, Soma, &c. 119.\nDay (and night) of mortals; of the gods, 23. of Brahm\u00e1, 25. of a Manu, 26, n. 9. division and length of, 223.\nDays, of the moon, held sacred by the Vaish\u0144avas, 145, n. 3.\nDay\u00e1, 'clemency,' w. of Dharma, 55, n. 12.\nDeities, thirty-three, 123, n. 27.\nDevabh\u00e1ga, s. of Sera, 436.\nDevabh\u00fati, a prince, 475.\nDevadar\u015ba, teacher of the Atharva-veda, 282.\nDevagiri, or Deogur, a mountain, 180, n. 3.\nDevah\u00fati, d. of Sw\u00e1yambhuva Manu, 54, n. 7.\nDevaka, s. of \u00c1huka, 436. s. of Yudhisht\u0301hira, 459.\nDevak\u00ed, d. of Devaka, w. of Vasudeva, 436. mother of Krish\u0144a, 502.\nDevakuly\u00e1, d. of Paur\u0144am\u00e1sa, 82, n. 2.\nDevak\u00fat\u0301a, a range of mountains, 171.\nDevaka, s. of the Vasu Praty\u00fasha, 120. a sage, s. of Kris\u00e1\u015bwa, 123, n. 26.\nDevakshatra, a prince, 422.\nDevamidhusha, s. of Vrish\u0144i, 425, n. 8. s. of Hrid\u00edka, 436.\nDevamitra, teacher of the Rig-Veda, 277, n. 7.\nDev\u00e1n\u00edka, a prince, 386.\nDev\u00e1pi, s. of Prat\u00edpa, 457. becomes an ascetic and an apostate, 458. still living, 487.\nDevarakshita, s. of Devaka, 436. another prince, k. of the sea-coast, 480.\nDevaraksh\u00edt\u00e1, d. of Devaka, 436.\nDevar\u00e1ta, s. of Suketu, 390. s. of Viswamitra, 404. s. of Karambhi, 422.\nDevarshis, divine sages, 284, n. 8.\nDeva-s\u00e1var\u0144i, thirteenth Manu, 268, n. 8.\nDeva\u015bravas, s. of \u015a\u00fara, 436.\nDevavat, s. of Akr\u00fara, 435. s. of Devaka, 436.\nDev\u00e1vriddha, s. of Satwata, 424.\nDevatithi, a prince, 457.\nDeva-yajna, 'burnt-offerings,' 294, n. 3.\nDevay\u00e1n\u00ed, d. of Usanas, w. of Yay\u00e1ti, 413. story of, ib. n. 3.\nDev\u00ed, w. of \u015aiva, 64.\nDev\u00ed-bh\u00e1gavat, said to be the genuine Bh\u00e1gavata, xxx. notice of, lvi.\nDev\u00edk\u00e1, a river, 182. the Deva or Goggra, n. 12.\nDevotion of contemplation, 651.\nDhanaka, a prince, 417.\nDhananjaya, a serpent, s. of Kadru, 149. a Vy\u00e1sa, 273.\nDhan\u00e1yus, s. of Pur\u00faravas, 398, n. 1.\nDhaneyu, a prince, 447.\nDhanisht\u0301h\u00e1, a lunar mansion, 226, n. 21.\nDhanur-veda, military science, 284.\nDhanwantari, produced from the ocean, 76. s. of D\u00edrghatamas, 406. teacher of medical science, 284. 407.\nDh\u00e1ran\u00e1, fixation of thought, 656.\nDh\u00e1ra\u0144\u00ed, d. of the Pitris, 84. w. of Meru, ib. n. 11.\nDharbaka, s. of Aj\u00e1ta\u015batru, 467.\nDharma, a Praj\u00e1pati, and s. of Brahm\u00e1, 49, n. 2. marries thirteen daughters of Daksha, 54. their children, 55, n. 13. marries ten daughters of Daksha, 115. 119. their posterity, 120. s. of Gandh\u00e1ra, 443. s. of Suvrata, 465.\nDharma, 'law,' 284.\nDharmadris, s. of \u015awaphalka, 435.\nDharmadhwaja, k. of Mithil\u00e1, 645.\nDharmaketu, a prince, 409.\nDharman, a prince, 463.\nDharmanetra, s. of Haihaya, 416.\nDharm\u00e1ra\u0144ya, a city, 399, n. 9.\nDharmaratha, a prince, 445.\nDharma-\u015bavar\u0144i, eleventh Manu, 268. his sons, ib. s. of Dharma, ib. n. 8.\nDh\u00e1rsht\u0301aka, a race of Kshatriyas, 358.\nDh\u00e1t\u00e1 (Dh\u00e1tri), s. of Bhrigu, 59.\nDh\u00e1tak\u00ed, s. of Sauna, 200. division of Pushkara-dw\u00edpa, ib.\nDh\u00e1tri, s. of Vish\u0144u and Lakshm\u00ed, married to \u00c1yat\u00ed, 82.\nDhava, a Vasu, 120,\nDhenuka killed by Balar\u00e1ma, 517.\nDhenuk\u00e1, w. of K\u00edrttimat, 83,11.3,\nDh\u00edmat, s. of Vir\u00e1t, 165. s. of Pururavas, 398.\nDh\u00edsha\u0144\u00e1, w. of Havirdh\u00e1na, 106. w. of Kris\u00e1\u015bwa, 123, n. 26.\nDhrid\u0301hanemi, a prince, 453.\nDridh\u00e1\u015bwa, s. of Dhundhum\u00e1ra, 362.\nDhrisht\u0301a, s. of Vaivaswata, 348. his sons, 358.\nDhrisht\u0301adyumna, s. of Drupada, 455.\nDhrisht\u0301aketu, s. of Satyadhriti, 390. s. of Sukum\u00e1ra, 409. s. of Dhrisht\u0301adyumna, 455.\nDhrisht\u0301asarman, s. of \u015awaphalka, 435.\nDhrita, a prince, 443.\nDhritamat\u00ed, a river, 184.\nDhritar\u00e1sht\u0301ra, a serpent, 149, n. 16. a king, s. of Vichitrav\u00edrya's widow by Vy\u00e1sa, 459.\nDhritar\u00e1sht\u0301r\u00e1, d. of Ka\u015byapa, 149, n. 13.\nDhritavat\u00ed, a river, 183. and n. 38.\nDhritavrata, a Rudra, 59, n. 4. a prince, 446.\nDhriti, 'steadiness,' d. of Daksha, w. of Dharma, 54. w. of a Rudra, 59, n. 4.\nDhriti, s. of V\u00edtihavya, 391. s. of Babhru, 422. s. of Vijaya, 446.\nDhritimat, s. of K\u00edrttimat, 83, n. 3. s. of Yav\u00ednara, 453.\nDhruva, s. of Uttan\u00e1p\u00e1da and Sun\u00edt\u00ed, his story, 86. worships Vish\u0144u, 88. performs penance, 90. Vish\u0144u elevates him to the sphere of the north pole, 96. name of a Vasu, 120. s. of Rant\u00ednara, 448.\nDhruva, the polar star, where situated, 228. his revolutions, 230. 240.\nDhruvasandi, a prince, 387.\nDh\u00famaketu, s. of Kris\u00e1\u015bwa, 123, n. 26. s. of Trinavindu, 353, n. 25.\nDh\u00famrake\u015ba, s. of Prithu, 106, n. 1.\nDh\u00famr\u00e1\u015bwa, k. of Vai\u015b\u00e1l\u00ed, 354.\nDhundhu, a demon, 361.\nDhundum\u00e1ra, name of Kuvalay\u00e1\u015bwa, 361.\nDhurundharas, a people, 187.\nDhu\u015buly\u00e1, a river, 183, n. 39.\nDh\u00fatap\u00e1p\u00e1, a river, 182.\nDh\u00fat\u00ed, an Aditya, 122.\nDhy\u00e1na, 'meditation,' 657.\nDiksh\u00e1, w. of Ugra, 59. w. of V\u00e1madeva, ib. n. 4.\nDil\u00edpa, s. of An\u015bumat, 379. name of Khat\u0301wanga, 383. s. of Riksha, 457.\nDiptimat, s. of Krish\u0144a, 591.\nD\u00edrghab\u00e1hu, a prince, 383.\nD\u00edrghatamas, s. of K\u00e1\u015b\u00edr\u00e1j\u00e1, 406. s. of Utathya, 444, n. Is.\nDi\u015b, 'space,' presides over the ear, 17, n. 28.\nDis, a river, 182.\nDi\u015b\u00e1, w. of Bh\u00edma, a Rudra, 59\nDisht\u0301a, s. of Vaivaswata, 348, n. 4.\nDissolution 'pralaya,' of four kinds, 50, 630, 634.\nDit\u00ed, d. of Daksha, w. of Ka\u015byapa, 122. mother of the Daityas, 123. of the Maruts, 151.\nDiv\u00e1kara, a prince, 463.\nDivaratha, a prince, 445.\nDivaspati, Indra of the thirteenth Manwantara, 269.\nDivij\u00e1ta, s. of Pururavas, 398, n. 1.\nDivinities presiding over the senses, 17, n. 28. classes of, 123. of the different Manwantaras, 260.\nDivod\u00e1sa, s. of Bh\u00edmaratha, k. of K\u00e1\u015b\u00ed, 407. expelled from Benares, ib. n. 12. 410, n. 17. s. of Bahwa\u015bwa, 454.\nDivya, s. of \u015aatwata, 424.\nDragons, children of Suras\u00e1, 149.\nDrau\u0144i, a Vy\u00e1sa, 293.\nDravina, s. of Prithu, 106, n. 1. s. of the Vasu Dhava, 120.\nDr\u00e1viras, a people, 192.\nDrid\u0301hadhanush, a prince, 452.\nDridhasena, a prince, 465.\nDridh\u00e1yus, s. of Pur\u00faravas, 398, n. 1.\nDrishadwat\u00ed, a river, the Caggar, 181, and n. 7. mother of Prasenajit, 362, n. 18.\nDro\u0144a, father of Aswatth\u00e1man, 454. a mountain, 180, n. 3.\nDro\u0144akas, a people, 196.\nDrupada, s. of Prishata, 455.\nDruhyu, s. of Yay\u00e1ti, 413, k. of the west, 415. his descendants, 443.\nDuhs\u00e1\u015bana, s. of Dhritar\u00e1sht\u0301ra, 459.\nDukha, 'pain,' son of Naraka, 56.\nDurdama, s. of Bhadrasrenya, 407. n. 12. 417.\nDurg\u00e1, a strong hold, 46. n. 6.\nDurg\u00e1, her exploits alluded to, 499. worshipped at P\u00edt\u0301hasth\u00e1nas, ib. n. 26.\nDurgalas, a people, 190.\nDurg\u00e1 M\u00e1h\u00e1tmya, account of Durga's exploits, xxxv.\nDurgama, s. of Vasudeva, 439.\nDurjana-mukha-chapet\u0301ik\u00e1, tracts on the Bh\u00e1gavata, xxix.\nDurjayanta, a mountain, 180, n. 3.\nDurmada, s. of Vasudeva, 439.\nDurmitra, a prince, 478, n. 67.\nDurmukha, a serpent, 149, n. 16.\nDurv\u00e1sas, a sage, s. of Atri, 70, n. 1. 83.\nDuryaman, a prince, 443.\nDuryodhana, s. of Dhritar\u00e1sht\u0301ra, 459.\nDushyanta, s. of Anila, 448.\nDuties of castes and orders, 291.\nDwajinyutsavasanketas, a people, 193.\nDw\u00e1para, third Yuga or 'age,' its duration, 23, n. 4.\nDw\u00e1rak\u00e1, built by Krish\u0144a, 566. submerged by the sea, 613.\nDwesha, 'hatred,' one of the five afflictions, 34, n. 2.\nDwim\u00edd\u0301ha, s. of Hastin, 452.\nDwim\u00farddan, s. of Ka\u015byapa, 147.\nDw\u00edpas, 'insular continents,' seven principal, 166. their kings, divisions, inhabitants, &c.197; et seq.\nDwivida, a monkey, killed by Balar\u00e1ma, 605.\nDynasties, of the sun, 348. of the moon, 198. of future kings, 461.\nDyumat, s. of Va\u015bisht\u0301ha, 84, n. 8.\nDyutimat, s. of Priyavrata, k, of Krauncha-dw\u00edpa, 162. his sons, 199. s. of Pr\u00e1\u0144a, 82. s. of P\u00e1\u0144d\u0301u. ib. n. 1.","title":"The Vishnu Purana: Index: D","type":"page"}