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Sacrifice described in Hindu scriptures
According to legend, Sarpa Satra or Snake sacrifice was a yagna performed by King Janamejaya of the Kuru kingdom who had ascended to the throne of Hastinapura
Sarpa_Satra
King of Kuru Kingdom
Kauravas. The Mahabharata states that it was recited to Janamejaya at the sarpa satra (snake sacrifice) by the sage Vaishampayana to whom it had been imparted
Janamejaya
Hindu festival honouring serpents
Janamejaya from sacrificing and eventually decimating the serpent race (Sarpa Satra). This sacrifice was performed by Janamejaya to avenge the death of his
Naga_Panchami
Topics referred to by the same term
sacred place in India Sarpa Samskara or Sarpa Dosha, a Hindu rite (pooja) practised in the Kukke Subramanya Temple Sarpa Satra, a legendary attempt to
Sarpa
Mother of the nagas in Hinduism
by Kadru, and she prophesied that they would be charred alive in the sarpa satra yagna (snake sacrifice) that would be performed by King Janamejaya of
Kadru
Hindu folk goddess of snakes
decided to exterminate them by sacrificing them in his yajna, called the sarpa satra. The Puranas are the first scriptures to speak about her birth. They
Manasa
Commentary on the Bhagavad Gita written by Sant Dnyaneshwar
Trigarta Bahlikas Kambojas Yadavas Vrishni Bhoja Nishadas more Major Events Sarpa Satra Lakshagriha Svayamvara Mayasabha Rajasuya Vanavasa Ghoshyatra Ajnatavasa
Dnyaneshwari
Book by Shashi Tharoor
Trigarta Bahlikas Kambojas Yadavas Vrishni Bhoja Nishadas more Major Events Sarpa Satra Lakshagriha Svayamvara Mayasabha Rajasuya Vanavasa Ghoshyatra Ajnatavasa
The_Great_Indian_Novel
Kingdom mentioned in Indian epic literature
probably then ruled by the Naga Takshaka. He conducted a massacre called Sarpa Satra meaning the slaughter of the snakes, in which the Naga race was nearly
Gandhara_(Mahabharata)
Sage in Hinduism
Vaishampayana. He is regarded to have recited the epic to King Janamejaya at his sarpa satra (snake sacrifice). The Harivamsha Purana is also recited by him, where
Vaisampayana
2013 Indian TV series or programme
Vyasa dictates the Mahabharatha to Lord Ganesha. Janamejaya performs the Sarpa Satra yajna. Vyasa and Asthika make him stop. Vyasa starts to relate the Mahabharatha
Mahabharatham_(TV_series)
Major Hindu scripture
Trigarta Bahlikas Kambojas Yadavas Vrishni Bhoja Nishadas more Major Events Sarpa Satra Lakshagriha Svayamvara Mayasabha Rajasuya Vanavasa Ghoshyatra Ajnatavasa
Bhagavad_Gita
Indian poet (1932–2004)
– the English poetry volumes Kala Ghoda Poems and Sarpasatra (2004). Sarpa Satra is an 'English version' of a poem with a similar name in Bhijki Vahi
Arun_Kolatkar
Sage in Hinduism
occurred when the king Janamejaya organised a snake sacrifice known as the Sarpa Satra, where he made great sacrifices of serpents, to avenge for the death
Astika_(sage)
Capital city mentioned in the Hindu epic Mahabharata
Trigarta Bahlikas Kambojas Yadavas Vrishni Bhoja Nishadas more Major Events Sarpa Satra Lakshagriha Svayamvara Mayasabha Rajasuya Vanavasa Ghoshyatra Ajnatavasa
Manipura_(Mahabharata)
Sage in the Mahabharata
Uttanka was one of the rishis who participated in the Sarpa Satra yagna initiated by the king. Sarpa Satra was meant to draw all serpents to the sacrificial
Uttanka
Mahabharata. Ekayāna Oneness of god in Hinduism. Elapatra A character in the Sarpa Satra. Gandhara Ancient Indian Mahajanapadas. Gandhari Wife of Dhritarashtra
Glossary_of_Hinduism_terms
Hindu teachings within the Mahabharata
Trigarta Bahlikas Kambojas Yadavas Vrishni Bhoja Nishadas more Major Events Sarpa Satra Lakshagriha Svayamvara Mayasabha Rajasuya Vanavasa Ghoshyatra Ajnatavasa
Vyadha_Gita
First book of the Mahabharata
Ocean. Theories on dharma, worldly bondage and release. Story of the Sarpa Satra including Janamejaya's vow to kill all snakes, step to annihilate them
Adi_Parva
Poetry Anthology: 2011. Montreal: Vehicle Press. ISBN 978-1-55065-318-2. Sarpa Satra. Pras Prakashan. 2004. ISBN 978-81-902110-1-7. Thakore's poetry has appeared
Anand_Thakore
Village in Uttar Pradesh, India
born during the Dvapara Yuga period, and that at the time of the great Sarpa Satra performed by Janamejaya, Astik received a boon from the serpent Takshak
Asoha
Ethnic group from Assam, northeast India
were not were later initiated into the Ekasarana dharma under the Mayamara Satra in the 17th century. The capital region became a frontier province of the
Chutia_people
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