‘City of Indra’

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"City of Indra" is the meaning of the ancient name Indraprastha, the legendary capital city associated with the Pandavas in the Indian epic Mahabharata.

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instanceOf legendary city
mythological location
place in Hindu mythology
appearsIn stories of the Pandavas
associatedDeity Indra NERFINISHED
associatedWith Kauravas NERFINISHED
Pandavas NERFINISHED
associatedWithEpic Mahabharata NERFINISHED
civilizationContext ancient India
culturalContext Hinduism
Indian mythology
etymologyContains Indra NERFINISHED
prastha
hasConceptualType idealized capital city
symbolic royal city
hasGenre mythological toponym
hasMeaningOfName Indraprastha NERFINISHED
languageOfName Sanskrit
locatedInTextualTradition Hindu epic tradition
ancient Indian literature
mentionedIn Mahabharata NERFINISHED
namedAfterDeity Indra NERFINISHED
nameMeaning City of Indra NERFINISHED
Indra’s city
relatedPlaceName Indraprastha NERFINISHED
roleInMythology capital of the Pandavas
royal capital in the Kurukshetra narrative
traditionalLocationAssociation Delhi region NERFINISHED

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Indraprastha etymology ‘City of Indra’