Mount Mandara

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Mount Mandara (Sanskrit: मंदर) is a mountain which appears in the Samudra manthan episode in the Hindu Puranas. It was used as a churning rod to churn the ocean of milk.

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Dictionary of Hindu Lore and Legend (ISBN 0-500-51088-1) by Anna Dallapiccola

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Hinduism \| Hindu mythology \| Indian epic poetry
Female Deities: Devi \| Saraswati \| Lakshmi \| Dakshayani \| Gayatri \| Parvati \| Durga \| Shakti \| Kali \| Sita \| Radha \| Mahavidya \| more...
Male Deities: Deva \|Brahma \| Vishnu \| Shiva \| Rama \| Krishna \| Ganesha \| Murugan \| Hanuman \| Indra \| Surya \| more...
Texts: Vedas \| Upanishads \| Puranas \| Ramayana \| Mahabharata \| Rigveda
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