{"collection":"Hinduism","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/hin/vp/vp185.htm","path":"hin/vp/vp185.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/hin/vp/vp185.htm","text":"The Vishnu Purana, translated by Horace Hayman Wilson, [1840]\nV.\nV\u00e1ch, d. of Daksha, w. of Ka\u015byapa, 122, n. 19.\nVahni, deity of fire (see Agni), s. of Turvasu, 442.\nVahnijw\u00e1la, a hell, 207. sins punished in, 209.\nVaibhr\u00e1ja, a forest, 169.\nVaideha, name of Janaka, 389. a country, ib. n. 3.\nVaidehas, a people, 192.\nVaidheya, teacher of the white Yajush, 281, n. 5.\nVaid\u00farya, a mountain, 169.\nVaikanka, a mountain, 169.\nVaikuntha, heaven of Vish\u0144u, 48, n. 10. form of Vish\u0144u, 265.\nVaikunthas, a class of deities, 122, n. 20. 262.\nVaikrita, secondary creation, 37, n. 12.\nVaim\u00e1nika, a class of deities, 96, n. 9.\nVai\u0144ahotra, a prince, 409.\nVair\u00e1ja, part of the S\u00e1ma-veda, from Brahm\u00e1, 42.\nVair\u00e1ja, a name of the first Manu, 51, n. 5.\nVair\u00e1jas, a class of deities, 213. of Pitris, 321, n. 1.\nVair\u00e1ja, portion of the S\u00e1ma-veda, from Brahm\u00e1, 42.\nVai\u015b\u00e1kha, a month, 225, n. 19.\nVai\u015b\u00e1kh\u00ed, w, of Vasudeva, 439, n. 2.\nVais\u00e1li, w. of Vasudeva, 439.\nVai\u015b\u00e1l\u00ed, a city, 353. kings of, 354.\nVai\u015bamp\u00e1yana, pupil of Vy\u00e1sa, 275. teacher of the Yajur-veda, 279.\nVaish\u0144ava, a Pur\u00e1\u0144a, 284.\nVai\u015bravana, king of kings, 153.\nVai\u015bwadeva, worship of the Vi\u015bwadevas, 327.\nVai\u015bw\u00e1nara, a D\u00e1nava, 148, n. 8.\nVai\u015bw\u00e1nara, portion of the planetary sphere, 226, n. 21.\nVai\u015bwanar\u00ed, a division of the lunar mansions, 226, n. 21.\nVai\u015byas, from the thighs of Brahm\u00e1, 44. duties of, 292.\nVait\u00e1laki, teacher of the Rig-veda, 278.\nVaita\u0144d\u0301ya, s. of the Vasu Apa, 120.\nVaitara\u0144\u00ed, a hell, 207. sins punished in, 209.\nVaitara\u0144\u00ed, a river, 184. in Cuttack, ib. n. 71.\nVaiva\u015bwata, seventh Manu, 264. his sons, ib. s. of the sun, 266. 348. his sons, ib. a Rudra, 121, n. 17.\nVajasaneyi, potion of the Yajur-veda, 281, n. 5.\nV\u00e1jins, students of the white Yajush, 281.\nVajra, made chief of the Yadu race, 611.\nVajr\u00e1, d. of Vaisw\u00e1nara, 147, n. 7.\nVajramitra, a prince, 471.\nVajran\u00e1bha, a prince, 386.\nVakratapas, a people, 188.\nVaktrayodhi, s. of Viprachitti, 148.\nVal\u00e1ka, teacher of the Rig-veda, 278.\nVal\u00e1k\u00e1\u015bwa, a prince, 399.\nValakrama, a mountain, 180, n. 3.\nVallabha, date of,x.\nVallabhas, a people; Vallabh\u00ed, a city, 193, n. 129.\nVallir\u00e1sht\u0301ra, a country, 188, n. 38.\nV\u00e1lm\u00edki, a Vy\u00e1sa, 273.\nV\u00e1madeva, a Rudra, 51, m. 3. 59, n. 4.\nV\u00e1mana, a form of Vish\u0144u; s. of Ka\u015byapa, 265. legend of, ib. n. 22.\nV\u00e1mana, a Pur\u00e1\u0144a, 284. analysis of, xlvii.\nVanakap\u00edvat, s. of Pulaha, 83, n. 6.\nV\u00e1naprastha, 'hermit,' duties of, 295.\nVanar\u00e1j\u00ed, bondmaid of Vasudeva, 439, n. 2.\nV\u00e1nar\u00e1syas, a people, 188, n. 40.\nV\u00e1navas, a people, 192.\nV\u00e1nav\u00e1sakas, a people, 192.\nV\u00e1n\u00e1yas, a people, 192, n. 92.\nVan\u00e1yus, s. of Pur\u00faravas, 398, n. 1.\nVaneyu, a prince, 447.\nVangas (Bangas), people of Bengal, 188.\nVans Kennedy, notices of the Pur\u00e1\u0144as, iv. xiii.\nVansadh\u00e1r\u00e1, a river, 185, n. 80.\nVapra, a Vy\u00e1sa, 273.\nVapu, 'body,' d. of Daksha, w. of Dharma, 54.\nVapushmat, s. of Priyavrata and K\u00e1my\u00e1, 162. k. of the Dw\u00edpa of S\u00e1lmali, ib. his sons, 198.\nVar\u00e1, a river, 183.\nVarad\u00e1 (Warda), a river, 185, n. 80.\nVar\u00e1ha, a form of Vish\u0144u, for the recovery of the earth, 28. praised by the earth, 29. raises it up, 30. his form, 30, n. 6. type of the ritual of the Vedas, 31, n. 7. renews the world, 32.\nV\u00e1r\u00e1ha, present Kalpa, or day of Brahm\u00e1, 28.\nV\u00e1r\u00e1ha, a Pur\u00e1\u0144a, 284.\nVar\u00e1ha, a minor Dw\u00edpa, 175, n. 3.\nVar\u00e1ha Pur\u00e1\u0144a, analysis of, xliv.\nVara\u0144\u00e1, a rivulet, 184.\nVar\u00e1p\u00e1sis (Var\u00e1y\u00e1sis), a people, 188.\nVarchas, s. of the Vasu Soma, 120.\nVare\u0144ya, a name of Vish\u0144u, 20, n. 36.\nV\u00e1rhadrathas, kings of Magadh\u00e1, 465.\nV\u00e1rhaspatyas, 'heretics,' 340, n. 7.\nVarhis, 'sacrificial grass,' 106, n. 3.\nVarhishads, a class of Pitris, 84, n. 10. 239, n. 3. 321, n. 1.\nVarhishmat\u00ed, w. of Priyavrata, 162, n. 1.\nV\u00e1ridh\u00e1ra, a mountain, 162, n. 3.\nVar\u00edyas, s. of Pulaha, 83, n. 6.\nVarman, name for a Kshatriya, 297.\nVar\u0144\u00e1\u015b\u00e1, a river, 184, n. 62.\nVarshas, divisions of Jambu-dw\u00edpa, 167.\nV\u00e1rsh\u0144eyas, a tribe, 418, n. 19.\nVaruna, lord of the waters, 153. gives horses to Rich\u00edka, 399. an Aditya, 122.\nVaruna, a division of Bh\u00e1rata-varsha, 175.\nV\u00e1ru\u0144\u00ed, the goddess of wine, produced from the ocean, 76. waits on Balar\u00e1ma, 571.\nVas\u00e1, a river, 184.\nVasahanu, a prince, 452.\nVashatk\u00e1ra, 'deified oblation,' 123, n. 27.\nV\u00e1shkala, s. of Sanhr\u00e1da, 147. s. of Prahl\u00e1da, ib. n. 1.\nVa\u015bisht\u0301ha, grandfather of Par\u00e1\u015bara; allays his anger, 4. a Praj\u00e1pati, 49. marries \u00darjj\u00e1, 54. his sons in the first Manwantara, 83. in the third, 261, n. 8. a Vy\u00e1sa, 272. rebukes Vikukshi, 360. disputes with Visw\u00e1mitra, ib. n. 11. changed to a starling, 373, n. 9. curses Saud\u00e1sa, 381. and Nimi, 388. is cursed by him, ib.\nV\u00e1stu, a river, 183.\nVasu, d. of Daksha, w. of Dharma, 119.\nVasu, s. of Ku\u015ba, 399.\nVasubhridy\u00e1na, s. of Va\u015bisht\u0301ha, 83, n. 8.\nVasud\u00e1na, a prince, 462.\nVasudeva, s. of Sara, 436. marries the daughters of Ahuka, ib. imprisoned by Kansa, 498. father of Krish\u0144a, 502. burns himself, 613.\nVasudeva, first K\u00e1\u0144wa prince, 471.\nV\u00e1sudeva, name of Vish\u0144u, 1. s. of Vasudeva, ib. n. 1. abiding and shining in all things, 9, n. 10. one with the three Vedas, 274. one with Om, &c. ib. n. 6. meaning of, 643.\nV\u00e1suki, s. of Kadru, 149. k. of the N\u00e1gas, 153, n. 1.\nVasumitra, a Sunga prince, 471.\nVasus, sons of Vasu their names, sons, and grandsons, 120.\nV\u00e1sava, k. of the winds, 153.\nVat\u0301a tree, on Sup\u00e1r\u015bwa, 168.\nV\u00e1t\u0301adh\u00e1nas, a people, 189.\nV\u00e1tajamarathorajas, a people, 192.\nV\u00e1t\u00e1yanas, a people, 192.\nV\u00e1t\u00e1pi, s. of Hl\u00e1da, 147, n. 1. s. of Viprachitti, 148.\nVatsa, a name of Pratarddana, 408. s. of Urukshepa, 463.\nVatsab\u00e1laka, s. of \u015a\u00fara, 436.\nVatsabh\u00fami, a prince, 409, n. 15.\nVatsapr\u00ed, a prince, 352.\nVatsara, s. of Dhruva, 98, n. 1.\nVatsara, fifth cyclic year, 224.\nVatsavy\u00faha, a prince, 463.\nV\u00e1tsya, teacher of the Rig-veda, 277. of the white Yajush, 281, n. 5.\nV\u00e1vriddhas, a class of deities, 269.\nV\u00e1yu or 'wind,' produced from the rudiment of touch; produces that of form, 16. and n. 25, wind, the deity of, k. of the Gandharbas, 153, n. 1.\nV\u00e1yu Pur\u00e1\u0144a, analysis of, xxii.\nVaruna, s. of Kri\u015b\u00e1\u015bwa, 123, n. 26.\nVedab\u00e1hu, s. of Pulastya, 83, n. 5.\nVedamitra, teacher of the Rig-veda, 277.\nVedan\u00e1, 'torture.' d. of Anrita, 56.\nVedas, typified by Om, 1, n. 1. of particular sciences; also portions of, from Brahm\u00e1, 42, n. 21. divisions and teachers of, 272. 275. &c. translations from,i. religion taught in, ii.\nVedasin\u00ed or Vetasin\u00ed, a river, 182, n. 13.\nVeda\u015biras, s. of M\u00e1rka\u0144d\u0301eya and Murdhany\u00e1, 82. s. of Pr\u00e1\u0144a, 82, n. 1. progenitor of the Bh\u00e1rgava Brahmans, 82, n. 1. s. of Kri\u015b\u00e1\u015bwa, 123, n. 26.\nVedasmrit\u00ed, a river, 176. the Beos? ib. n. 5.\nVed\u00e1\u015bw\u00e1, a river, 183.\nVedavat\u00ed, a river, 182,\nVedavain\u00e1sik\u00e1, a river, 182, n. 13.\nVeda-vy\u00e1sas, arrangers of the Vedas, 272.\nVedha, one hundred Trutis, 22, n. 3.\nVedhaka, a hell, 208.\nVegavat, a prince, 353.\nVegavat\u00ed (Vyk\u00ed), a river, 185, n. 80.\nVegetables, creation of; kinds of, 35, n. 3.\nVel\u00e1, d. of Meru, w. of Samudra, 85, n. 11.\nVe\u0144a, s. of Anga, 98.\nVe\u0144a, a Vy\u00e1sa, 273.\nVe\u0144\u00e1, a river, 183.\nVenkat\u0301a, a mountain, 180, n. 3.\nVe\u0144u, a Y\u00e1dava prince, 416.\nVe\u0144uhaya, a prince, 416, n. 3.\nVe\u0144uhotra, a prince, 409, n. 15.\nVetravat\u00ed, a river, the Betwa, 181.\nVibh\u00edsha\u0144a, s. of Visravas, 83, n. 5.\nVibhr\u00e1ja, s. of Sukriti, 452.\nVibhu, Indra, of the fifth Manwantara, 262.\nVibhu, a prince, 409.\nVibudha, a prince, 390.\nVichitrav\u00edrya, s. of \u015a\u00e1ntanu, 459.\nVidagdha, teacher of the white Yajush, 281, n. 5.\nVidarbha, s. of Jy\u00e1magha, 422.\nVidarbhas, a people, 187.\nVidehas, a people, 188.\nVidh\u00e1tri, s. of Bhrigu, 59. s. of Vish\u0144u and Lakshm\u00ed, married to Niryat\u00ed, 82.\nVidi\u015b\u00e1, a river, 183. the Bess, ib. n. 52.\nVidmis\u00e1ra, a prince, 466.\nVidura, s. of Vy\u00e1sa, 460.\nVid\u00faratha, s. of Bhajam\u00e1na, 436. s. of Suratha, 457.\nVihangamas, a class of deities, 268.\nVijaya, a prince, s. of Chunchu, 373. s. of Jaya, 390. s. of Sanjaya, 412. s. of Jayadratha, 445, an Andhra prince, 473.\nVijaya, d. of Daksha, w. of Kris\u00e1\u015bwa, 123, n. 26.\nVijayas, a people, 188.\nVijit\u00e1\u015bwa, s. of Prithu, 106, n. 1.\nVikala, six Pr\u00e1\u0144as, 23, n. 3.\nVikalyas (Vikalpas), a people, 192.\nVikr\u00e1nta, a Praj\u00e1pati, 50, n. 2.\nVikriti, a prince, 422.\nVikukshi, s. of Ikshw\u00e1ku, 359. named \u015aa\u015b\u00e1da, 360.\nViloman, a Y\u00e1dava chief, 435.\nVimala, s of Sudyumna, 350, n. 6.\nVimohana, a hell, 207. crimes punished in, 208.\nV\u00edn\u00e1, a river, 182.\nVinad\u00ed (Vain\u00e1d\u00ed), a river, 183.\nVinata, s. of Sudyumna, 350.\nVinat\u00e1, d. of Daksha, w. of Ka\u015byapa, 122. w. of T\u00e1rksha, 149, n. 15.\nVinaya, s. of Dharma, 55.\nVinda, s. of Jayasena, 437.\nVindhya, a range of mountains, 174. the S\u00e1thp\u00fara range, ib. n. 2.\nVindhyachulukas, a people, 193.\nVindhyam\u00falikas, a people, 193, n. 126.\nVindhya\u015bakti, a king, 477.\nVindumat\u00ed, w. of M\u00e1ndh\u00e1tri, 363.\nVindus\u00e1ra, s. of Chandragupta, 469.\nVin\u00edta, s. of Pulastya, 83, n. 5.\nVin\u015ba, a prince, 352.\nVip\u00e1p\u00e1, a river, 181.\nVip\u00e1\u015b\u00e1, a river, 181. the Beyah or Hyphasis, ib. n. 8.\nVipa\u015bchit, Indra of the second Manwantara, 260.\nVipra, s. of Dhruva, 98. s. of \u015arutanjaya, 465.\nViprachitti, a D\u00e1nava, 147. his sons, 148. k. of the D\u00e1navas, 153, n. 1.\nVipritha, s. of Chitraka, 435.\nVipula, a mountain, west of Meru, 168.\nV\u00edr\u00e1, a river, 183.\nV\u00edrabhadra, produced from \u015aiva, 65. spoils Daksha's sacrifice, 67.\nVir\u00e1j (or Vid\u0301\u00e1j), progeny of Sw\u00e1yambhuva, 52, n. 5. all male animals; all bodily substance, 53, n. 5.\nViraja, s. of Twasht\u0301ri, 165.\nVirajas, s. of Paur\u0144am\u00e1sa, 82. s. of Va\u015bisht\u0301ha, 83, n. 8.\nV\u00edra\u0144a, a sage, father of V\u00edra\u0144\u00ed, 99, n. 1. of Asikn\u00ed, 117. teacher of the white Yajush, 281, n. 5.\nV\u00edra\u0144\u00ed, d. of V\u00edra\u0144a, mother of Chakshusha, 99, n. s.\nV\u00edrankar\u00e1, a river, 183.\nVir\u00e1t, s. of Nara, 165.\nVir\u00e1t\u0301, the material universe, 93, n. 3.\nV\u00edravat\u00ed, a river, 183.\nVirochana, s. of Prahl\u00e1da, 147.\nViruddhas, a class of deities, 268.\nVir\u00fapa, a prince, 359.\nVir\u00fapaksha, a Rudra, 121, n. 17.\nVis\u00e1kha, s. of Kum\u00e1ra, 120.\nVi\u015b\u00e1kh\u00e1, a lunar mansion, 224. 226, n. 21.\nVi\u015b\u00e1khay\u00fapa, a prince, 466.\nVi\u015b\u00e1la, s. of Trinavindu, 353.\nVi\u015basana, a hell, 207. crimes punished in, 208.\nVisok\u00e1, an original property of man, 45, n. 5.\nVi\u015bravas, s. of Pulastya, 83, n. 5.\nVi\u015brutavat, a prince, 387.\nVish\u0144u; same with Brahm\u00e1, \u00cd\u015bwara, spirit; cause of creation, preservation, and destruction; parent of nature, and material of the universe, 2. 3. 4. 6. origin, end, and substance of the world, 6, n. 16. nature of, 8. four forms of, 9. 154. same with Brahm\u00e1, Vish\u0144u, \u015aiva, as creator, preserver, and destroyer, 19. hymned by Earth, 29. combined in all forms with \u015ar\u00ed, 60. praised by the gods, 72. directs them to churn the ocean, 74. deceives the Asuras, 75. praised by Dhruva, 93. by the Prachetasas, 108. worshipped by Prahl\u00e1da, 127. one of the \u00c1dityas, 122. their chief, 153. ornaments and arms of, 158. forms of, worshipped in different Varshas, 173. remembrance of, best expiation, 210, energy of, encompasses the universe, 215. supreme Brahma, 216. his path in the sky, 228. triple energy in the sun, 236. forms in the four ages, 270. worshippers of, how known, 287. prayers of the gods to, 335. deceives the Daityas, 337. praised by the gods, 494. incarnate as Krish\u0144a and Balar\u00e1ma, 497. praised by Akr\u00fara, 547. sleeps on the ocean, 634. asylum of spirit, 656. all that is, 661. praises of, 664.\nVish\u0144u-loka, site of, 213, n. 3.\nVish\u0144u Pur\u00e1\u0144a, notice of, 284. xvi. analysis of, lix. merit of hearing. 662. how communicated, 663.\nVi\u015bw\u00e1, d. of Daksha, w. of Dharma, 119.\nVi\u015bwabh\u00e1vana, name of Vish\u0144u, 2. creator of the universe, ib. n. 2.\nVi\u015bw\u00e1ch\u00ed, a divine nymph, 150, n. 21.\nVi\u015bwadevas, a class of gods, sons of Vi\u015bw\u00e1, 120. their number, ib. n. 13. worshipped at \u015ar\u00e1ddhas, 321. 326.\nVi\u015bwaga\u015bwa, a prince, 361.\nVi\u015bwagjyotish, eldest of the hundred sons of \u015aatajit, 165.\nVi\u015bwajit, s. of Jayadratha, 452. s. of Satyajit, 465.\nVi\u015bwakarm\u00e1, artist of the gods, 76. s. of the Vasu Prabh\u00e1sa, 121.\nVi\u015bwakarman, a solar ray, 236, n. 3.\nVi\u015bwak\u00e1rya, a solar ray, 236, n. 3.\nViswaksena, fourteenth Manu, 268, n. 8.\nViswaksena, a prince, s. of Brahmadatta, 453.\nViswamitra, a Rishi, 264. raises Tri\u015banku to heaven, 371. quarrels with Va\u015bisht\u0301ha, 373, n. 9.\nson of G\u00e1dhi, 400. his descendants, 404.\nVi\u015bw\u00e1mitr\u00e1, a river, 183.\nVi\u015bwar\u00fapa, a name of Vish\u0144u, 20, n. 35. a Rudra, 121.\nVi\u015bwasaha, s. of Ilavila, 383. s. of Abhyutthit\u00e1\u015bwa, 386.\nVi\u015bwasphat\u0301ika, k. of Magadh\u00e1, 479.\nVi\u015bwasph\u00fartti (Vi\u015bwasph\u00farji), a prince, 479, n. 69.\nVi\u015bwavasa, s. of Pururavas, 398.\nVi\u015bwe\u015b\u00e1, d. of Daksha, w. of Dharma, 119, n. 12.\nV\u00edtahavya, a prince, 390.\nVitala, a division of P\u00e1t\u00e1la, 204.\nVitast\u00e1, a river, 181. the Jhelum or Hydaspes, ib. n. 10.\nVitatha, a name of Bharadw\u00e1ja, 449.\nV\u00edthi, division of the planetary sphere, 226, n. 21.\nV\u00edtihotra, s. of Priyavrata, 162, n. 2. s. of T\u00e1lajangha, 418.\nV\u00edtihotras, a branch of the Haihaya tribe, 418, n. 20.\nViva\u015bwat, a Praj\u00e1pati, 50, n. 2. an Aditya, 122. s. of Ka\u015byapa, 266, n. 1. the sun, and father of Vaivaswata Manu, 348.\nVivinsati, a prince, 352.\nViyati, s. of Nahusha, 413.\nVraja, s. of Havirdh\u00e1na, 106.\nVrateyu, a prince, 447.\nVrihabala, killed by Abhimanyu, 387.\nVrihad\u00e1\u015bwa, s. of \u015aravasta, 361. s. of Sahadeva, 463.\nVrihadbh\u00e1nu, a prince, 445.\nVrihadishu, s. of Ajam\u00edd\u0301ha, 452. s. of Harya\u015bwa, 454.\nVrihadr\u00e1ja, a prince, 463.\nVrihadratha, s. of Bhadraratha, 445. s. of Uparichara, 455. s. of Tigma, 462. s. of \u015aa\u015badharman, 470.\nVrihadvasu, a prince, 452.\nVrihaduktha, a prince, 390.\nVrihadvat\u00ed, a river, 184.\nVrihann\u00e1radiya Pur\u00e1\u0144a, analysis of, xxxiii,\nVrihaspati, s, of Angiras, 83, n. 3. the planet Jupiter, his car and horses, 240. a Vy\u00e1sa, 272. teacher of political science, 284. his wife T\u00e1r\u00e1 carried off by Soma, 393.\nVrihatkarman, s. of Bhadraratha, 445. s. of Vrihadvasu, 452. s. of Sukshatra, 465.\nVrihatksha\u0144a, s. of Vrihadbala, 463.\nVrihatkshatra, s. of Bhavanmanyu, 450.\nVrihat-s\u00e1ma, from Brahm\u00e1, 42.\nVrijinavat, s. of Krosht\u0301ri, 420.\nVrika, s. of Prithu, 106, n. 1. s. of Vijaya, 373. s. of Krish\u0144a, 591.\nVrikadev\u00e1, d. of Devaka, 436.\nVrikala, s. of Dhruva, 98.\nVrikas, a people, 193, n. 123.\nVrikatejas, s. of Dhruva, 98.\nVrisha, Indra of the eleventh Manwantara, 268.\nVrisha, s. of V\u00edtihotra, 418.\nVrishabh\u00e1, a river, 184.\nVrishadarbha, s. of \u015aivi, 444.\nVrishakapi, a Rudra, 121.\nVrisha\u0144a, s. of K\u00e1rttav\u00edrya, 417.\nVrishaparvan, a D\u00e1nava, 547.\nVrishasena, s. of Karna, 446.\nVrish\u0144i, a prince of the Yadu race, s. of Madhu, 418. s. of Kunti, 422. s. of \u015a\u00e1twata, 424. s. of Bhajam\u00e1na, ib.\nVrish\u0144imat, a prince, 462.\nVrish\u0144is, a tribe, 458.\nVrisht\u0301a, s. of Kukkura, 435.\nVritraghn\u00ed, a river, 185, n. 80.\nVy\u00e1dhi, s. of Mrityu, 56.\nVy\u00e1hritis, mystical words, 274, n. 5.\nVy\u00e1kara\u0144a, 'grammar,' an Anga of the Vedas, 284.\nVyakta, 'visible substance,' a form of Vish\u0144u, 9.\nVyan\u015ba, s. of Viprachitti, 148.\nVy\u00e1sas, arrangers of the Vedas in every Dw\u00e1para age; twenty-eight; their names, 272.\nVyavasaya, s. of Dharma, 55,\nVyaya, a range of Pradh\u00e1na, 13, n. 19.\nVyoman, a prince, 422.\nVyusht\u0301a, name of day, 222.\nVyusht\u0301a, s. of Kalpa, 98, n. 1.","title":"The Vishnu Purana: Index: V","type":"page"}