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Bhujyu

Bhujyu (Sanskrit: भुज्यु) was a Vedic sage at the court of the King Janaka in Mithila. He was the third Brahmin scholar who debated with the sage Yajnavalkya

Ashvins

"dead" when the twins "raised (him) up" to save him (RV 10.39.9). Similarly, Bhujyu was saved after his father or evil companions abandoned him at sea when

Samudra

may indicate knowledge of the high tide. In RV 1.116.4 the Asvins rescued Bhujyu by carrying him for three days and three nights to the sea's farther shore

Rudra

upper world is similarly desired by the thousands of Devas. aśvinā bhujyū nāsatyā bhujyU na asatyA viSvasya jagata: patI aSvinA The earth and the heaven

Gārgī Vāchaknavī

twice during the dialogue. Sages like Asvala, Janaka's priest, Artabhaga, Bhujyu, Ushasta, and Uddalaka debated with and lost to Yajnavalkya. It was then

Kriti Janaka

subcontinent. His court was adorned with several scholars like Ashvala, Artabhaga, Bhujyu, Ushasta, Kahola, Gargi, Uddalaka and others. The Vedic scholar Ashvala

Yajnavalkya

Some of the key participants of the debate include Asvala, Uddalaka Aruni, Bhujyu, Sakalya, Artabhaga, Ushasta, Kahola and others, many who are well known

Ushasta

Yajnavalkya. In the text Brihadaranyaka Upanishad, when the Brahmin scholar Bhujyu was not able to defeat the sage Yajnavalkya in the scholarly contest during

Bahudakshina Yajna

debated with the sage Yajnavalkya in the assembly were Ashvala, Artabhaga, Bhujyu, Ushasta, Kahola, Gargi, Uddalaka and Vidagdha. The debate with Yajnavalkya