Dasakumaracarita of Dandian Yug Nirman Yojna Vistar Trust Manifestation of the Bull-emblemed Lord

Manifestation of the Bull-emblemed Lord 148 66 Sailesa and Other Lingas 155 67 In Praise of Ratnesvara 167 68 The Origin of Krttivasas 184 69 The Assembly of Sixtyeight Holy Spots 191 70 Establishment of the Deities 204 71 Exploits of Durga 212 72 Victory of Durga 220 73 The Greatness of Omkara 230 74 The Greatness of Omkara (Continued) 246 75 Manifestation of Trilocana 254 76 The Power of Trilocana 261 77 The Greatness of Kedara 273 78 The Greatness of Dharmesa 279 79 Dharmesakhyanam 285 80 The Vrata Called Manoreathatirtya 294 81 The Legend of Dharmesvara 301 82 Exploits of Amitrajit 307 83 Manifestation of Viresvara 317 84 Tirthas from the Confluence of Ganga and Varana up to Manikarnika 327 85 Granting of Boons to Durvasas 336 86 Manifestation of Visvakarmesa 342 87 Daksa's Sacrifice 352 88 Sati Casts off Hr Body 361 89 Manifestation of Daksesvara 369 90 The Story of Parvatisa 379 91 The Greatness of Gangesvara 381 92 The Story of Narmadesvara 382 93 Manifestation of Satisvara 384 94 Manifestation of Amrtesa and Other Lingas 387 95 Vyasa's Arms Get Paralysed 391 96 Vyasa Released from the Curse 398 97 Holy Spot in Varanasi 414 98

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570-594 General Notes and Clarification 595-670 Yantras 671-709 Index 710-720

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Dasakumaracarita of Dandian Yug Nirman Yojna Vistar Trust Manifestation of the Bull-emblemed LordThe Dasa Kumara Charita' or 'Adventures of the Ten Princes', contains stories of common life and reflects a faithful picture of Indian society during the period. The Dasakumaracarita consists of Purvapithika, Dasakumaracarita proper and Uttarapithika. The Purvapithika consists of five Uchchhvasas of which the first one deals with the birth of the ten boys, the second with the Digvijaya of Rajavahana, the third with the adventures of Somadatta and his