Sunda (asura)
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Sunda (सुन्द) was an asura and brother of Upasunda. Sunda and Upasunda were two brave and poerful asura princes who performed austerities to please Brahma, who besowed them the boon that nobody else would slay them, other than each other. Later Brahma created a beautiful apsara Tilottama to create differences within and destroyed them.
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- Acharya Chandrashekhar Shastri: Puranon ki anmol kahaniyan, ISBN 81-902258-6-3
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