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VISHVAVASU

Vishvavasu

Vishvavasu (Sanskrit: विश्वावसु, romanized: Viśvāvasu, lit. 'possessing all goods', also rendered as Vishwavasu and Visvavasu), is the most revered gandharva

Vishvavasu

Kabandha

Ramayana adaptations. Kabandha was a gandharva (celestial musician) named Vishvavasu or Danu, who was cursed and made into an ugly, carnivorous demon by a

Kabandha

Chitrasena (gandharva)

Mahabharata, known for his mastery of music and dance. The son of the Gandharva Vishvavasu, Chitrasena is closely associated with the courts of the gods Indra and

Chitrasena (gandharva)

Menaka

another episode from the Mahabharata (Adi Parva, 1.8–12), Menaka courts Vishvavasu, the king of Gandharvas (celestial musicians) and becomes the mother of

Menaka

Neela Madhava

venerated by the aboriginal Savara people, whose leader was known as Vishvavasu. According to the Puranas, Indradyumna, the king of Avanti, grew interested

Neela Madhava

Nagananda

of hero Vidushaka (Atreya) – The friend of the hero Mitravasu – Son of Vishvavasu and brother of the heroine Shankachuda – A serpent, intended to be the

Nagananda

Urvashi

missed in heaven. A group of Gandharvas (celestial musicians), led by Vishvavasu, are instructed to bring her back to heaven. One night when Urvashi and

Urvashi

Jagannath

Nilagiri region. Regional folklore states that the priest was welcomed by Vishvavasu, the chieftain of the Savara people. During the duration of his stay in

Jagannath

List of Rakshasas

ॐ Jāṭāsuri - Another name for Alaṁbuṣa ॐ Kabandha - A gandharva named Vishvavasu or Danu cursed by Indra or the sage Ashtavakra ॐ Kaikasī - One of Sumālī's

List of Rakshasas

Chitraratha

remains consistent in these accounts, except in the Bhagavata Purana, where Vishvavasu acts as the calf instead. The Adi Parva of the Mahabharata mentions Chitraratha

Chitraratha