अविक्षित् (avikSit)
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Apte
Englishअविक्षित् [avikṣit], of a king, son of Kuru
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Mahabharata
EnglishAvikshit^1. § 6 (Anukram.): I, 1, 231 (belongs to the past). --§ 154 (Pūruvaṃś.): I, 94, 3740, 3741 (son of Kuru and father of Parikshit).
Avikshit^2. § 778e (Saṃvartta-Mar.): XIV, 4, 82: King A. Kārandhama, son of Suvarcas, lived at the beginning of the Tretā age, and was equal to Indra, Bṛhaspati, and Himavat
all kings were under his control
he was given to sacrifices, he performed hundreds of horse-sacriflces, and Aṅgiras himself served as his priest
5, 104 (father of Marutta).
पुराणम्
Englishअविक्षित् १ / AVIKṢIT I. A famous King. The son of karandhama and father of marutta. He was honoured even by bṛhaspati, having performed a hundred horse sacrifices. Mention is made in the mārkaṇḍeya purāṇa that avikṣit had seven wives: Varā, gaurī, subhadrā, līlāvatī, Vibhā, Maṅgavatī, and kumudvatī. Besides them vaiśālinī the princess of viśālā also was his wife. He had taken this vaiśālinī from her svayaṁvara dais (the bride herself selecting a husband from those who are present), defeating the Kings who were present there. Those defeated Kings, later, joined together and defeated avikṣit and took him a prisoner. Finally karandhama rescued him. His greatness is described as follows:
“The righteous man avikṣit is equal to indra in prowess. This austere and righteous man has become a great sacrificer. In brightness he is equal to the Sun, as forgiving as the earth, in intelligence equal to bṛhaspati and as firm as the Himālayas. By his thought, word, and deed and self control and noble actions he kept his subjects in peace and prosperity.” (Bhāṣā bhārata, aśvamedha Parva, Chapter 4, Stanzas 19-21).
अविक्षित् २ / AVIKṢIT II. Five sons were born to King kuru by his wife vāhinī. avikṣit was one of them. [See the word vaṁśāvalī (Genealogy)].
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