{"collection":"Hinduism","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/hin/vp/vp181.htm","path":"hin/vp/vp181.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/hin/vp/vp181.htm","text":"The Vishnu Purana, translated by Horace Hayman Wilson, [1840]\nR.\nRaghu, a prince, s. of D\u00edrghab\u00e1hu, 383. s. of Kakutstha, 384, n. 15. s. of Yadu, 416.\nRahasy\u00e1, a river, 182.\nR\u00e1hu, obtains a portion of the Amrita; is beheaded by Vish\u0144u; becomes a constellation; causes eclipses, 78. a D\u00e1nava, s. of Viprachitti, and Sinhik\u00e1, 140, n. 2. 148, n. 10. k. of meteors, 153, n. 1. his car and horses, 240.\nRahula, s. of \u015a\u00e1kya, 463, n. 20.\nRaibhya, s. of Sumati, 448, n. 12.\nRain, how formed, 230. kinds of, 231.\nRaivata, s. of Priyavrata, 162, n. 2. the fifth Manu, 262. his birth, ib. n. 14. his sons, 263. a Rudra, 121. a prince, s. of Revata, visits Brahm\u00e1, 355. gives his daughter to Balar\u00e1ma, 357.\nRaivata, a mountain, 180, n. 3.\nRaja, s. of Viraja, 165.\nR\u00e1j\u00e1dhidev\u00ed, d. of \u015a\u00fara, 437. W. of Jayasena, ib.\nRaj\u00e1n\u00ed, a river, 183.\nRajarshis, 'royal sages,' 284, n. 8.\nRajas, quality of foulness, passion, activity, 2, n. 5.\nRajas, s. of Va\u015bisht\u0301ha, 83.\nR\u00e1jyavarddhana, a prince, 353.\nR\u00e1javat, s. of Dyutimat, 82.\nRaji, s. of Ayus, 406. his descendants, 411.\nR\u00e1jn\u00ed, w. of Vivaswat, 266, n. 1.\nR\u00e1k\u00e1, d. of Angiras, 83.\nR\u00e1k\u00e1, day when the moon is round, 225.\nRaksh\u00e1 (R\u00e1kh\u00ed), an amulet, 507, n. 3.\nR\u00e1kshas, s. of Khas\u00e1, parent of the R\u00e1kshasas, 150, n. 20.\nR\u00e1kshasas, descendants of Pulastya, 5, n. 13. proceed from Brahm\u00e1, 41. children of Suras\u00e1, 149, n. 15. of Khas\u00e1, 150.\nR\u00e1ma, s. of Da\u015baratha, his exploits, 384.\nR\u00e1m\u00e1chandra, a prince, 477.\nR\u00e1magiri (Ramtek), a mountain, 180, n. 3.\nRama\u0144as (Ramathas), a people, 194. and n. 150.\nRama\u0144aka, an island, 175, n. 3.\nR\u00e1m\u00e1nuja, date of,x.\nR\u00e1mas, a people, 177. and n. 6.\nR\u00e1m\u00e1ya\u0144a, a heroic poem, lviii. epitome of, 384. translations of, 385, n. 16.\nRambha, s. of Ayus, 406. his descendants, 412, n. 2.\nRammohun Roy, translations from the Vedas, ii.\nRamya, s. of Agn\u00eddhra, 162. k. of the country between mount Meru and mount N\u00edla, 163.\nRamyaka, a country, 168.\nRa\u0144anjaya, a prince, 463.\nRa\u0144astambha, a country, 186, n. 11.\nRantideva, s. of Sankriti, 450.\nRantin\u00e1ra, s. of Riteyu, 447.\nR\u00e1sa dance of Krish\u0144a and the Gop\u00eds, 533.\nRasalom\u00e1, w. of Mah\u00ednasa, 59, n. 4.\nRas\u00e1tala, a division of P\u00e1t\u00e1la, 204, n. 1.\nRas\u00e1yana, a branch of pharmacy, 407, n. 11.\nRasoll\u00e1s\u00e1, an original property of man, 45, n. 5.\nR\u00e1sht\u0301rap\u00e1la, s. of Ugrasena, 436.\nR\u00e1sht\u0301rap\u00e1l\u00e1, d. of Ugrasena, 436.\nRathachitr\u00e1, a river, 183.\nRathakrit, a Yaksha, 233.\nRath\u00e1ntara, teacher of the Rig-veda, 277, n. 7.\nRathantara, part of the S\u00e1ma-veda, from Brahm\u00e1, 42.\nRath\u00ednara, a prince, 359.\nRatnagarbha, commentator on the Vish\u0144u Pur\u00e1\u0144a, lxxiv.\nR\u00e1tri, 'night,' a form of Brahm\u00e1, 40.\nR\u00e1tula, s. of Suddhodana, 463.\nRauchya, the thirteenth Manu, 269. his sons, ib. s. of Ruchi, ib. n. 10. ninth Manu, 268, n. 8.\nRaudr\u00e1\u015bwa, s. of Ahamyati, 447. s. of Puru, ib n. 1.\nRaurava, a hell; crimes there punished, 207.\nR\u00e1va\u0144a, s. of Visravas, 83, n. 5. taken prisoner by K\u00e1rttav\u00edrya, 417. killed by R\u00e1ma, 385.\nR\u00e1ya, s. of Pururavas, 398, n. 1.\nR\u00e1y\u00e1nan\u00edya, teacher of the S\u00e1ma-veda, 282, n. 2.\nRechaka, 'expiration,' 653, n. 10.\nReligion, Hindu, periods of,i.\nRenuk\u00e1, w. of Jamadagni, 400. mother of Para\u015bur\u00e1ma, 401.\nRevanta, s. of Vivaswat by Chh\u00e1y\u00e1, 266. by ib. n. 1.\nRevata, s. of \u00c1nartta, 355.\nRevat\u00ed, d. of Raivata, w. of Balar\u00e1ma, 357. 439.\nRevat\u00ed, a lunar mansion, 226, n. 21.\nRibhu, s. of Rudra, 38, n. 13. s. of Brahm\u00e1; legend of, 254.\nRibhus, a class of deities, 263, n. 18. 264, n. 20.\nRich: see Rig-veda.\nRicha prince, 462.\nRichas, hymns of the Rig-veda, 276.\nRichas, children of Angiras, 123, n. 25.\nRicheyu, s. of Raudr\u00e1\u015bwa, 447, n. 7.\nRich\u00edka, s. of Bhrigu, marries Satyavat\u00ed, 399.\nRig (Rich) Veda, from Brahm\u00e1, 42, n. 21. taught by Vy\u00e1sa, 275. by Paila, 277. Sanhit\u00e1s of, ib.\nRijuda\u015ba, s. of Vasudeva, 439.\nRiksha, a Vy\u00e1sa, 273. a prince, s. of Ajam\u00edd\u0301ha, 455. s. of Akrodhana, 457.\nRiksha, a chain of mountains, 174. in Gondwana, ib. n. 2.\nRi\u0144a, a Vy\u00e1sa, 273.\nRipu, s. of Dhruva, 98.\nRipunjaya, s. of Dhruva, 98. s. of Vi\u015bwajit, 465. Rishabha, a king, s. of N\u00e1bhi, 163. adopts a religious life, ib. first T\u00edrthak\u00e1ra or teacher of Jain doctrines, 164, n. 7. a Rishi, s. of Angiras, 260, n. 4. a prince, s. of Ku\u015b\u00e1gra, 455.\nRishabha, a mountain, 169. 180, 11.3.\nRishis, seven, same as the Prajapatis, 49, n. 2. attendants on the sun, 233. three classes of, 284. of the Manwantaras; of the first, 49. second, 260. third, 261. fourth and fifth, 262. sixth, 263. seventh, 264. eighth, 267. ninth, tenth, eleventh, twelfth, 268. thirteenth and fourteenth, 269. their office, ib. mocked by the Y\u00e1davas, 606.\nRishis, the constellation, revolution of, 485.\nRish\u00edkas, a people, 189, n. 55.\nRishikuly\u00e1, a river, 176. the Rasikulia, ib. n. 5.\nRishyam\u00faka, a mountain, 180, n. 3.\nRita, 'truth,' s. of Dharma, 55, n. 13. s. of Vijaya, 390.\nRitadh\u00e1man, thirteenth Manu, 268, n. 8.\nRitadhwaja, a Rudra, 59, n. 4. a name of Pratarddana, 408.\nRiteyu, s. of Raudr\u00e1\u015bwa, 447.\nRitu, twelfth Masts, 268, n. 8.\nRitudh\u00e1man, Indra of the twelfth Manwantara, 268.\nRitujit, a prince, 390. '\nRitupar\u0144a, a prince, 379.\nRochan\u00e1, w. of Vasudeva, 440, n. 2.\nRodha, a hell, 207. crimes there punished, 208.\nRoh\u00ed, a river, 184.\nRohi\u0144\u00ed, d. of Surabhi, parent of cattle, 150, n. 19. w. of Mah\u00e1deva, a Rudra, 59, w. of Vasudeva, 498. w. of Krish\u0144a, 578.\nRohi\u0144\u00ed, a lunar mansion, 226, n. 21.\nRohita, ninth Manu, 268, n. 8.\nRohita, also Rohit\u00e1\u015bwa, 373, n. 10.\nRohit\u00e1\u015bwa, s. of Hari\u015bchandra, 373.\nRomaharsha\u0144a, a name of Suta, 283. author of a Sanhit\u00e1 of the Pur\u00e1\u0144as, ib. narrator of the Pur\u00e1\u0144as,x.\nRom\u00e1\u0144as, a people, 192.\nRomap\u00e1da, s. of Viderbha, 422. s. of Chitraratha, 445.\nRosen, translation of the Rig-veda,i.\nRuchaka, a mountain, 169.\nRuchi, a Praj\u00e1pati, 49, n. 2. married to \u00c1k\u00fat\u00ed; their children, 54.\nRuchiradhi, a prince, 450.\nRuchir\u00e1\u015bwa, a prince, 452.\nRudhir\u00e1ndha, a hell, 207. crimes punished in, 209.\nRudiment, or element of an element, 17. see Tanm\u00e1tra.\nRudra, born from the forehead of Brahm\u00e1; becomes androgynous; divided into eleven male, and as many female forms, 51, n. 3. why so named, 58.\nRudr\u00e1, w. of Vasudeva, 439, n. 2.\nRudrak\u00e1l\u00ed, a form of Um\u00e1, 66.\nRudra-loka, site of, 213, n. 3.\nRudr\u00e1\u0144\u00ed, w. of a Rudra, 59, n. 4.\nRudras, eleven, male and female, 51, eight, 58. their stations; wives and progeny, 59. eleven, 59, n. 4. eleven, sons of Ka\u015byapa and Surabh\u00ed; of Bh\u00fata and Sar\u00fap\u00e1; of Brahm\u00e1 and Surabh\u00ed, 121, n. 17. their names, ib. very numerous, 121. children of Surabh\u00ed, 150, n. 19.\nRudra-s\u00e1var\u0144i, twelfth Manu, 268. s. of Rudra, ib. n. 8. his sons, 269.\nRukmakavacha, a Y\u00e1dava prince, 420.\nRukmeshu, a prince, 420.\nRukmin, s. of Bh\u00edshmaka, 573. founds Bhojakat\u0301a, 574. killed by Balar\u00e1ma, 580.\nRukmin\u00ed, d. of Bh\u00edshmaka, carried off by Krish\u0144a, 573.\nmother of Pradyumna, 574. burns with Krish\u0144a's body, 613.\nR\u00fapav\u00e1hikas, a people, 187.\nRuruka, a prince, 373.\nRushadru, a prince, 420.","title":"The Vishnu Purana: Index: R","type":"page"}