ORIENTAL SERIES.

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from them sprang Mann.
and Brahma.
She is also called SavitrL See Viraj
SATATAPA. An old writer on law.
SATA-VAHANA. A name by which $ali-vahana is some*
times called.
SATl. A daughter of Daksha and wife of Eudra, i&, $iva.
The Vishnu Pura?^a states that she " abandoned her body in
consequence of the anger
of Daksha, She then became the
daughter of Himavat and Mena; and the divine Bhava again
married Uma, who was identical with his
($iva's) former
spouse." The authorities generally agree that she died or killed
herself in consequence of the quarrel between her husband and
father ; and the Kasi Khan^a, a modern work, represents that
she entered the fire and became a Sati. See Pitfha-sthana.
SATKAJIT, SATKAJITA. Son of Nighna. In return for
praise rendered to the sun he beheld the luminary in his proper
form, and received from him the wonderful Syamantaka gem.
He lost the gem, but it was recovered and restored to him
by Krishna. In return he presented Krishna, with his daughter
Satya-bhama to wife. There had been many suitors for this
lady's hand, and one of them, named $ata-dhanwan, in revenge
for her loss, killed Satrajit and carried off the gem, but he was
afterwards killed by Krishna.
SATKU-GHKA. c
Foe destroyer.' Twin-brother of Laksh-
mana and half-brother of Kama, in whom an eighth part of
the divinity of Vishnu was incarnate. His wife was Sruta-klrti,
cousin of Sita. He fought on the side of Kama and killed the
Rakshasa chief Lavana, See Dasa-ratha and Kama.
SATYA-BHAMA. Daughter of Satrajita and one of the
four chief wives of Krishna. 'She had ten sons, Bhanu, Subhanu,
Swar-bhanu, Prabhanu, Bhanumat, Chandrabhanu, Bn-
hadbhanu, Atibhanu, $ribhanu, and Pratibhanu. Knshna took
her with him to Indra's heaven, and she induced Mm to bring
away the Parijata tree.
SATYA-DHjR/TL Son of $aradwat and grandson of the
sage Gautama According to the Vishnu Purana he was father
by the nymph Urvasi of Kripa and Kn'pL
SATYAKI A kinsman of Krishna's, who fought on the
side of the Pancfavas, and was Krishna's charioteer. He assassi-
nated Krtta-varma in a drinking bout at Dwaraka^ and was him-