He is subordinate to Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva but above all the other deities. The symbol of heroism, he fights demons, killed the Dasyus (m) and is god of the sky and atmosphere. His consort is Indrani.
Acyutagraja | Ahijit | Ahindra | Aitesvara | Akhandala |
Aksitoti | Amarabhartr | Amarapa | Amarapati | Amarasri |
Amarendra | Amarisvara | Ambudesvara | Amitrasaha | Anabhayin |
Arha | Aristuta | Arka | Arvana | Asanis |
Asvadavan | Asvapati | Atyadibhuta | Avasyu | Baladvisa |
Balahantr | Balapati | Balasudana | Balendra | Baren |
Barendra | Bhupendra | Bhurisravas | Bidaujas | Brbadaktha |
Brhadaktha | Daityanisudana | Dalmi | Dambholipani | Danavapati |
Danujadvisa | Davarika | Devaraja | Devaraja | Devarika |
Devayudha | Devayudha | Devendra | Devisa | Divas(a)pati |
Duscyavana | Dyupati | Ghanavahana | Gotrabhid | Gramaghosin |
Harendra | Harihaya | Harihaya | Harimat | Hariturangam |
Harivana | Haryasva | Hemendra | Hirisipra | Indragni |
Wives
Indrani | Saci (Carudharar) |
Sons
Bhutadharma | Grtsamara |
Daughters
Guhapriya |
Mother Ekastaka Doorkeeper - Devanadin Friend Gara
Horse - Ucchaisravas
Asvarija | Bila | Devasva |
Thunderbolts
Girijvara | Giridhvaja | Hiranga |
Airavata
lord of elephants and steed of Indra.
Caturdanta | Gajapati | Gajaraja | Gajendra | Gajestha | Hastimalla |
Bhadramanas mother of Airavata
Indrani
The female form of Indra's energy who is considered to be the ultimate in beauty and voluptuousness.
Aindri |
One of the Original Vedic Triad, the preceptor of the gods, protector of ceremonies, men, the head, the summit of the sky, the centre of the earth and conferer of immortality, he is represented variously as the eldest son of Brahma, the twin brother of Indra and the grandson of Brhaspati. He is the husband of Sudarsana and Svaha and the father of Daksinam, Garhapatyam, Ahavaniyam, Pavaki, Pavarmana Suci Dhrstadyumna, Subrahmanya, Bhrgu, a daughter, Agneyi, and the monkey, Nila. He has seven tongues : Atirakta (f), ?Avaha(f) ? Dhumravarna f Dhumin
Abhimani | Aghrnivasu | Agnibhatta | Ajaya | Anala |
Annapati | Aponaptir | Appitta | Arasmat | Asrayasa |
Asusuksani | Atithi | Aurva | Badavagni | Badavanala |
Barhis(a) | Barhisakesa | Bhasma | Bhava | Bhuji |
Bhuva | Brhadketu | Brhatketu | Brnadbahnu | Citrabanu |
Dahana | Damunas | Dava | Devavaktra | Dhananjaya |
Dhrtimat | Diksapala | Diviyani | Garhapati | Ghrtaprstha |
Hara | Havana | Havirbhuj | Havyaghna | Havyavahana |
Hirisipra | Hirnayaretas | Hitasa | Hrisu | Hutabha |
Ida |
Wives
Brhadbhasa | Dahanapriya | Hotra |
Sons
Daksinam | Dattatreya |
Agnis
Aribhima | Aribhima | Askhala | Avasthya | Balda | Bhanu |
Bhraja | Brhaduktha | Tapa |
Seven Tongues Of Fire
Bahurupa (f)
He was regarded as part of the original Vedic triad with Agni and Indra and represents the sun. Later he is identified with Savitr as one of the twelve adityas.
Ahaskara | Aninesa | Asvatara | Bhanudeva | Bhanunatha |
Bhasvan | Caksu | Chayanatha | Dhamadhipa | Dhamaidhi |
Dhamakesin | Dinkaradeva | Dusanari | Dvadasatman | Gabhastimata |
Gaganavihari | Gaganimani | Grhapati | Hansa | Hariaksva |
Harihaya | Harmut | Hemamalin | Inas |
Sons
Asvinikumaras | Asvinisuta | Ekacakra | Elaputra | Kalindi |
Karna | Manu | Revanta | Sanaiscara | Sugriva |
Tapati | Vaivasvata Manu | Yami | Yania |
Wife Dyamayi Brother Candrapramardana Attendant Dvarika
This collection of names compiled by Kate Monk. Copyright January 1997, Kate Monk. Last updated October, 98. Copies may be made for personal use only.