Jambavat in NH (New Hampshire)

Venkatmohan Jambavat, age 57, Huntington Station, NY View Details

Cities: Huntington Station NY, Durham NH, Forest Hills NY Possible Relatives: Aditi Jambavat, Ashna Jambavat, Venkataman Jambavat

Adi Jambava

Jambavati

Second queen consort of Hindu god Krishna

Jambavade

Village in Maharashtra

Jambavati - Wikipedia • wikipedia.org

Jambavati (Sanskrit: जाम्बवती, romanized: Jāmbavatī) is chronologically the second Ashtabharya of the Hindu god Krishna.She is the only daughter of the bear-king Jambavan. [1] Krishna marries her when he defeats her father, Jambavan, in his quest to retrieve the stolen Syamantaka jewel. [2]

Jambavan - The King of Bears - Hinduism Facts • hinduismfacts.org

Jambavan (also Jambavantha) is the king of bears according to Hindu religious texts. He is part-man and part-bear and is immortal. Jambavan is also one of the fathers-in-law of Lord Krishna.He married his daughter Jambavati to Lord Krishna.

Jambavan - MythFolklore.net • mythfolklore.net

JAMBAVAT. [Source: Dowson's Classical Dictionary of Hindu Mythology] King of the bears. A celebrated gem called Syamantaka had been given by the Sun to Satrajit. He, fearing that Krishna would take it from him, gave it to his brother, Prasena. One property of this jewel was to protect its wearer when good, to ruin him when bad.

Jambavat, Jāmbavān, Jambavan, Jāmbavat: 9 definitions - Wisdom Library • wisdomlib.org

Jambavat means something in Hinduism, Sanskrit, Jainism, Prakrit. If you want to know the exact meaning, history, etymology or English translation of this term then check out the descriptions on this page. Add your comment or reference to a book if you want to contribute to this summary article.

Who is Jambavan in Ramayana: A Mythological Guide to the King of Bears • oldworldgods.com

This sparked a fierce battle between Jambavan and Krishna that lasted for twenty-eight days.. The Battle with the Lion and the Gem Syamantaka. Jambavan had obtained the precious gem Syamantaka from Prasena and, unaware of Krishna's divine nature, had engaged in the battle to protect it. The fight was intense, with both Jambavan and Krishna exhibiting their formidable strength and skills.

Jambavan The Bear King - Ramayana Story - UniversalTeacher.com • universalteacher.com

Jambavan is also called Jamvanta, Jambavantha, Jambavat, or Jambuvan the King of the Bears, immortal to all but his father Vishnu. In the Valmiki Ramayana however, he was described as being a Vanara or monkey. He was known as Riksharaj. Rikshas are described as bears. He was created by Brahma, to assist Ram in his battle against Ravana.

JAMBAVAN, JAMBAVAT - A great monkey or bear king - Maha Purana • mahapurana.com

JAMBAVAN, JAMBAVAT - A great monkey or bear king . There is a lot of confusion as to whether Jambhavan was a monkey (kapi) or a bear (riksha). Valmiki's Ramayana presented some stories of Jambhavan as a bear and other stories of him as a monkey.

Jambavati: The 3rd Ashtabharya Of Krishna And The Mother Of Samba, The ... • vedicstory.com

She is the only daughter of the bear king, Jambavat. Princess Jambavati received a Syamantaka mani as a gift from her father after defeating and killing a lion. He didn't know that the mani belonged to King Satyajit. Jambavati is described as the most charming damsel in Hindu scripture and dear to her father, Jambavat.

Story of Jambavan | AstroVed.com • astroved.com

Jambavan's other names are Jamvanta, Jambavat, Jambavantha, or Jambuvan. Jambavan is said to be one of the immortals or Chiranjeevis. He was actually the King of the Himalayas who took birth in the form of a bear to serve Rama. Rama had given him a boon by which he would be handsome, have a long life, and the might of 10 million lions.