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Daitya

The daityas (Sanskrit: दैत्याः) are a race of asuras in Hinduism, descended from Kashyapa and his wife, Diti. Prominent members of this race include Hiranyaksha, Hiranyakashipu, and Mahabali, all of whom overran the earth, and required three of Vishnu's avataras to be vanquished.

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related to List of daityas · 30
Daitya → Body, Born, BāṇāsuraRāhu, Daughter, DitiAndhakāsura, DitiHiranyakashipu, DitiHolikā, DitiTārakāsura, First, Head, Hindu, Hiranyaksha, HiraṇyakaśipuVirocana, Hiraṇyākṣa, HolikāVajrāṅga, Kashyapa, Ketu, MahābalīDevamba, MahābalīMahābalī, MahābalīUṣā
related to Etymology and symbolism · 17
Daitya → According, Aditi, Asuras, Daityas, Danu, Diti, Divine, Divine Will, Gods, Indian, Instead, Nolini Kanta Gupta, Rig Veda, Sri Aurobindo, Supreme Being, The Daityas, Titans
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Daitya → Manusmṛti, The Manusmṛiti
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Daitya → Asuras
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Daitya → Kashyapa and Diti
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Daitya → Puranas
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Daitya → New International Encyclopedia

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daityas diti hiranyakashipu kashyapa asuras powerful race hiranyaksha aditi son sons members include list devas harivamsha virocana king sanskrit hinduism

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DaityaAffiliationAsuras1.00infobox
DaityaParentsKashyapa and Diti1.00infobox
DaityaTextsPuranas1.00infobox
Daityarelated to Etymology and symbolismAccording0.60section
Daityarelated to Etymology and symbolismRig Veda0.60section
Daityarelated to Etymology and symbolismIndian0.60section
Daityarelated to Etymology and symbolismSri Aurobindo0.60section
Daityarelated to Etymology and symbolismDiti0.60section
Daityarelated to Etymology and symbolismDaityas0.60section
Daityarelated to Etymology and symbolismAditi0.60section
Daityarelated to Etymology and symbolismGods0.60section
Daityarelated to Etymology and symbolismDanu0.60section

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