Krodhavasá

Also known as: Krodhavaśá · First appears: Book III, Canto 14 · Jatáyus

In Book III, Canto 14, the account of Jatáyus tells how Daksha’s daughters included Krodhavasá, whom Kaśyap married among eight sisters. She became the mother of ten daughters: Mrigí, Mrigamandá, Hari, Bhadramadá, Śárdúlí, Śvetá, Mátangí, Surabhí, Surasá, and Kadrú.

Relationship record

Life events

• Kaśyap married eight daughters of Daksha.(Book III, Canto 14 · Jatáyus)
  • With: Kaśyap Aditi Diti Kálaká Támrá Danú Analá Manu
  • “Of these fair-waisted nymphs the great Lord Kaśyap sought and wedded eight, Aditi, Diti, Kálaká, Támrá, Danú, and Analá, And Krodhavasá swift to ire, And Manu glorious as her sire.”

Book III, Canto 14 · Jatáyus

• child: Mrigí “From fiery Krodhavaśá, ten Bright daughters sprang, O King of men:”
• child: Mrigamandá “From fiery Krodhavaśá, ten Bright daughters sprang, O King of men:”
• child: Hari “From fiery Krodhavaśá, ten Bright daughters sprang, O King of men:”
• child: Bhadramadá “From fiery Krodhavaśá, ten Bright daughters sprang, O King of men:”
• child: Śárdúlí “From fiery Krodhavaśá, ten Bright daughters sprang, O King of men:”
• child: Śvetá “From fiery Krodhavaśá, ten Bright daughters sprang, O King of men:”
• child: Mátangí “From fiery Krodhavaśá, ten Bright daughters sprang, O King of men:”
• child: Surabhí “From fiery Krodhavaśá, ten Bright daughters sprang, O King of men:”
• child: Surasá “From fiery Krodhavaśá, ten Bright daughters sprang, O King of men:”
• child: Kadrú “From fiery Krodhavaśá, ten Bright daughters sprang, O King of men:”
• parent: Daksha “From Daksha,—fame the tale has told—: Three-score bright daughters sprang of old.”
• married with Kaśyap “Támrá, Danú, and Analá, And Krodhavasá swift to ire, And Manu glorious as her sire.”

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Extracted from the original text of The Rámáyan of Válmíki. Made with Rho MD.