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List of 1000 Names of Lord Siva

Shiva on top of the Head of Kala the mythical Devata sitting over Kala in yogic posture, Banteay Srei
Temple, Cambodia
Trailokya (Sanskrit: त्रैलोक्य; Kannada: ತ್ರೈಲೋಕ್ಯ; Pali: tiloka, Wylie: khams gsum ; Chinese: 三界 )
literally means "three worlds"It can also refer to "three spheres," "three planes of existence,"
"three realms"and "three regions." Conceptions of three worlds (tri-lokh) appear in
early Buddhist texts, as well as Hinduism and Jainism. Tribhuvanamaheśvara is the great lord of
the threefold world or SHIVA.

Declension table of tribhuvanamaheśvara

Masculine Singular Dual Plural

Nominative tribhuvanamaheśvaraḥ tribhuvanamaheśvarau tribhuvanamaheśvarāḥ

Vocative tribhuvanamaheśvara tribhuvanamaheśvarau tribhuvanamaheśvarāḥ

Accusative tribhuvanamaheśvaram tribhuvanamaheśvarau tribhuvanamaheśvarān

Instrumental tribhuvanamaheśvareṇa tribhuvanamaheśvarābhyām tribhuvanamaheśvaraiḥ

Dative tribhuvanamaheśvarāya tribhuvanamaheśvarābhyām tribhuvanamaheśvarebhyaḥ

Ablative tribhuvanamaheśvarāt tribhuvanamaheśvarābhyām tribhuvanamaheśvarebhyaḥ

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Genitive tribhuvanamaheśvarasya tribhuvanamaheśvarayoḥ tribhuvanamaheśvarāṇām

Locative tribhuvanamaheśvare tribhuvanamaheśvarayoḥ tribhuvanamaheśvareṣu

Compound tribhuvanamaheśvara-Adverb -tribhuvanamaheśvaram –tribhuvanamaheśvarāt

 MAHADEV महादेव
Also known as Shiva: 'The Great God' is one of the principal deities of Hinduism. He is
the Supreme Being in Shaivism, one of the major traditions within Hinduism.Shiva has pre-
Vedic tribal roots, and the figure of Shiva as we know him today is an amalgamation of various
older non-Vedic and Vedic deities, including the Rigvedic storm god Rudra who may also have
non-Vedic origins, into a single major deity.
Shiva is known as "The Destroyer" within the Trimurti, the triple deity of supreme divinity that
includes Brahma and Vishnu. In the Shaivite tradition, Shiva is the Supreme Lord who creates,
protects and transforms the universe In the Shakta tradition, the Goddess, or Devi, is described as
one of the supreme, yet Shiva is revered along with Vishnu and Brahma. A goddess is stated to
be the energy and creative power (Shakti) of each, with Parvati (Sati) the equal complementary
partner of Shiva. He is one of the five equivalent deities in Panchayatana puja of
the Smarta tradition of Hinduism.
Shiva is the primal Atman (Self) of the universe. There are many both benevolent and fearsome
depictions of Shiva. In benevolent aspects, he is depicted as an omniscient Yogi who lives
an ascetic life on Mount Kailash as well as a householder with wife Parvati and his two
children, Ganesha and Kartikeya. In his fierce aspects, he is often depicted slaying demons.
Shiva is also known as Adiyogi Shiva, regarded as the patron god of yoga, meditation and arts.
The iconographical attributes of Shiva are the serpent around his neck, the
adorning crescent moon, the holy river Ganga flowing from his matted hair, the third eye on his
forehead, the trishula or trident, as his weapon, and the damaru drum. He is usually worshipped
in the aniconic form of lingam. Shiva is a pan-Hindu deity, revered widely by Hindus,
in India, Nepal and Sri Lanka. There are multiple names for God's various manifestations
worshiped in Hinduism. Some of the common names for these deities in Hinduism are:

 Bhagavan (भगवान्) the most frequently used name for God in Hinduism. The
equivalent term used for female deities is Bhagavati (भगवती).
 Brahman (ब्रह्मन्) is a theological concept espoused in Vedanta philosophy of
Hinduism, which is of neuter gender. The word Paramatman (परमात्मन्) popularly
pronounced as Paramatma (परमात्मा) is also used synonymously with it. The word is
used to denote the Supreme Divinity/Supreme Soul.
 Isvara (ईश्वर) shortened as Isha (ईश) is applied to mean 'lord' in both religious and
secular context (for example in the Gita, Arjuna is referred to as Manujeshvara which
is a compound of the two words manuja, 'human' and Ishvara, thus the word means
'lord of humans', i.e. 'king'). The term Parameshvara ('Supreme Lord') is used to refer
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to one's Ishta (chosen deity for personal veneration) in general terms. The feminine

equivalents are Isvari (ईश्वरी) and Parameshvari (परमेश्वरी) used in case of female deities.
 Deva/Devata (देव/देवता) is the most commonly used suffix used for male deities in
Hinduism. The feminine equivalent is Devi (देवी).
Additionally, most Hindu deities have a collection of 8/12/16/32/100/108/1000/1008
names exclusively dedicated to them known as Namavali.
Arya Samaj Maharishi Dayanand in his book Vaghasiya Ayush has listed 100 names
of God each representing some property or attribute thereof mentioning "Om" or "Aum"
as God's personal and natural name. Chanting "Om" and other Sanskrit mantras has been
associated with beneficial cognitive effects, e.g. activation of areas of the brain associated
As per the Shiva Purana, once Brahma (the Hindu God of creation) and Vishnu (the Hindu God
of preservation) had an argument in terms of supremacy of creation. To test them, Shiva pierced
the three worlds as a huge endless pillar of light, the jyotirlinga. Vishnu and Brahma split their
ways to downwards and upwards respectively to find the end of the light in either direction.
Brahma lied that he found out the end, while Vishnu conceded his defeat. Shiva appeared as the
second pillar of light and cursed Brahma that he would have no place in ceremonies while
Vishnu would be worshipped till the end of eternity. The jyotirlinga is the supreme partless
reality, out of which Shiva partly appears. The Jyotirlinga shrines, thus are places where Shiva
appeared as a fiery column of light. Originally there were believed to be 64 jyotirlingas while 12
of them are considered to be very auspicious and holy.

Each of the twelve jyotirlinga sites take the name of the presiding deity - each considered
different manifestation of Shiv.[  At all these sites, the primary image is lingam representing the
beginningless and endless Stambha pillar, symbolizing the infinite nature of Shiv. The
twelve jyothirlinga are Somnath in Gujarat, Mallikarjuna at Srisailam in Andhra
Pradesh, Mahakaleswar at Ujjain in Madhya Pradesh, Omkareshwar in Madhya
Pradesh, Kedarnath in Himalayas, Bhimashankar in Maharashtra, Viswanath at Varanasi in Uttar
Pradesh, Trimbakeshwar in Maharashtra, Vaidyanath at Deoghar in Jharkhand, Nageshwar
Temple at Dwaraka in Gujarat, Rameshwar at Rameswaram in Tamil
Nadu and Grishneshwar at Aurangabad in Maharashtra.

Lord Shiva showed himself as a Jyotirlinga on the night of the Aridra Nakshatra. It is believed
that a person can see the Jyotirlingas as columns of fire piercing through the earth as he reaches a
higher level of spiritual attainment. Each Jyotirlinga site takes the name of the presiding deity.
Basically, the Jyotirlinga signifies the infinite nature of Lord Shiv. At the highest level, Shiva is
regarded as formless, limitless, transcendent and unchanging absolute Brahman and the primal
Atman (soul, self) of the universe.

Genealogy registers
Hindu genealogy registers at Trimbakeshwar are the genealogy registers of pilgrims
maintained here by pandas.

TribhuvanamaheśvaraTemples in India and Cambodia

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SHRI TRIMBAKESHWAR DEVASTHAN TRUST, TRIMBAKESHWAR, NASHK,INDIA

Trimbakeshwar town is an ancient Hindu Pilgrim centre located at the source of the Godavari
River, the longest river in peninsular India. Trimbakeshwar is abode of one of the twelve
Jyotirlingas. The extraordinary feature of the Jyotirlinga located here is the Linga in the temple is
in the form of a three faced embodying Tridev, Lord Brahma, Lord Vishnu and Lord Shiva.
The present Trimbakeshwar temple was constructed by third Peshwa Balaji Bajirao (1740-1760)
on the site of an old temple. There are entry gates on all the four sides, viz. East, West, South and
North. As per spiritual conceptions the direction East denotes the beginning, West denotes
maturity, south denotes fulfillment or completion and the North stands for the revelation.
In the year 1954 the Sansthan was registered under public trust registration act. Shri
Trimbakeshwar Sansthan takes care of daily three time pooja, all the festivals and gala carnivals
of the year. It is dedicated to the god Shiva and is one of the twelve jyotirlingas where the Hindu
genealogy registers at Trimbakeshwar, Maharashtra are kept. The origin of the sacred Godavari
river is near Trimbak.
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Kusavarta kunda (sacred pond) in the temple premises, built by Shrimant Sardar Raosaheb

Parnerkar who was the Fadnavis of Indore State, is the source of the Godavari River, the longest
river in peninsular India. A bust of Sardar Fadnavis and his wife can be seen on the edge of the
kunda. The current temple was built by Peshwa Balaji Baji Rao. The temple is located between
three hills namely Brahmagiri, Nilagiri and Kalagiri. The temple has three lingas (an iconic form
of Shiv) representing Shiv, Vishnu and Brahma. The temple tank is called Amritavarshini, which
measured 28 m (92 ft) bu 30 m (98 ft). There are three other bodies of water, namely,
Bilvatheertha, Viswananthirtha and Mukundathirtha. There are images of various deities,
namely, Gangadevi, Jaleswara, Rameswara, Gautameswara, Kedarnatha, Rama, Krishna,
Parasurama and Lakshmi Narayana. The temple has also several monasteries and samadhis of
saints.

Tribhuvanmaheshwar Shiva temple in Cambodia

Built in the 10th century, the Tribhuvanmaheshwar Shiva temple in Cambodia has a magnificent
carving in which the deity is shown sitting in a yogic posture on top of Kaal. The name is an
appellation of the Mahadev Shiva. The greatest of Gods.
“The famous Khmer temple, Banteay Srei, was built by Yajñavarāha, a Brāhmaṇa priest, who
served during the reigns of Khmer kings Rajendravarman and Jayavarman V. According to stele
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inscription of Banteay Srei, work on its construction began in 967 CE and Yajñavarāha's brother,

Viṣṇukumāra, is also mentioned as a co-patron. Banteay Srei was the only major temple at
Angkor not built for the king. This temple lies near the hill of Phnom Dei located twenty-five km
to the northeast of the main group of temples, where Yaśodharapura, the Khmer capital of that
time, was located. It consists of three shrines, laid out in a row from north to south: the north
shrine (dedicated to Viṣṇu), and the central and south shrines (both dedicated to Śiva).

The original name of this temple was Śrī Tribhuvanamaheśvara (Great Lord of the Threefold
World), an appellation of Lord Śiva. The temple's modern name, Banteay Srei‒ citadel of women
or citadel of beauty‒ is most probably related to the intricate the bas-relief carvings that can be
found on the walls as well as the tiny dimensions of the structures themselves.” 1

There is another explanation – it has many devatās (female deities of fertility) carved into the
walls of the structures. A typical devatā, embellishing each of the corners of the various shrines,
is shown as standing with a lamp hung over her head and swans adorning the base. These
devatās, with naked torsos and playing with flowers, are known for being the most voluptuous of
the Angkor devatās.” Yajñavarāha's temple was primarily dedicated to the Hindu god Śiva. Its
original name Tribhuvanamaheśvara—great lord of the threefold world is in reference to
the Shaivite linga that served as its central religious image.

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1.At the Conference: International Seminar on Civilizational Dialogue between India and ASEAN, organized by the
Ministry of External Affairs and Indian Council of Cultural Relations in association with Nālandā University and
Government of Bihar, Patna, 20-22 July 2012. AUTHOR Karam Tej Sarao on the topic Banteay Srei, the
Cambodian Citadel of Women: A Look at the Scenes from the Ancient Indian Epics and the Purāṇas used the
above words to introduce his work
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The entrance to the temple is from the East through the cruciform gopura, passing
through which are on the Avenue of processions with a series of low bars and pillars on
either side. Approximately in the middle of the road on the right and left remnants of
two exits, leading to dilapidated buildings (buildings), leaving only the entrance
doorways and part of the walls: to the North one to the South three. In front of the
gopuras of the first (external) investments the ruins of two buildings. After passing
through the gopura, offers stunning views of ponds, filled with water, and the temple. On
all extent of the reservoirs were stairs, what look like overgrown piles of stones.
Gopuram of the second attachments are very well preserved. Next find yourself on a
narrow platform, which the perimeter is six buildings, North and South, one from the
East and West – two. On all preserved pediments of the buildings reproduced image of
a religious nature, scenes from the Ramayana and Mahabharata, various decorative
ornaments.

As for the third (inner) attachment, all the buildings and towers were restored, and thus
demonstrates once again the sophistication and beauty of the decor. There are three
towers of the temple, the tops of which resemble vessels for water, with a corridor to
them. Entrance translate figures of the APE warriors (unary). Here are two buildings
libraries. Inside some of the buildings you can see the pedestals under the Linga.
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The Sanskrit word śaiva means "relating to the god Shiva", and this term is the Sanskrit name
both for one of the principal sects of Hinduism and for a member of that sect. It is used as an
adjective to characterize certain beliefs and practices, such as Shaivism
The Vishnu sahasranama interprets Shiva to have multiple meanings: "The Pure One", and "the
One who is not affected by three Guṇas of Prakṛti (Sattva, Rajas, and Tamas)".
Shiva is known by many names such as Viswanatha (lord of the universe), Mahadeva,
Mahandeo, Mahasu, Mahesha, Maheshvara, Shankara, Shambhu, Rudra, Hara, Trilochana,
Devendra (chief of the gods), Neelakanta, Subhankara, Trilokinatha (lord of the three realms),
and Ghrneshwar (lord of compassion). The highest reverence for Shiva in Shaivism is reflected
in his epithets Mahādeva ("Great god"; mahā "Great" and deva "god"), Maheśvara ("Great
Lord"; mahā "great" and īśvara "lord"),and Parameśvara ("Supreme Lord").
Sahasranama are medieval Indian texts that list a thousand names derived from aspects and
epithets of a deity. There are at least eight different versions of the Shiva Sahasranama,
devotional hymns (stotras) listing many names of Shiva.[53] The version appearing in Book 13
(Anuśāsanaparvan) of the Mahabharata provides one such list. Shiva also has Dasha-
Sahasranamas (10,000 names) that are found in the Mahanyasa. The Shri Rudram Chamakam,
also known as the Śatarudriya, is a devotional hymn to Shiva hailing him by many names.
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Sahasranāma is a Sanskrit term which means "a thousand names". It is also a genre

of stotra literature, usually found as a title of the text named after a deity, such as Vishnu
Sahasranāma, wherein the deity is remembered by 1,000 names, attributes or epithets.
As stotras, Sahasra-namas are songs of praise, a type of devotional literature.The word is a
compound of sahasra "thousand" and nāman "name". A Sahasranāma often includes the names
of other deities, suggesting henotheistic equivalence and/or that they may be attributes rather
than personal names.[5] Thus the Ganesha Sahasranama list of one thousand names
includes Brahma, Vishnu, Shakti, Shiva, Rudra, SadaShiva and othersIt also includes epithets
such as Jiva (life force), Satya (truth), Param (highest), Jnana (knowledge) and others.The
Vishnu Sahasranama includes in its list work and jñāna-yājna (offering of knowledge) as two
attributes of Vishnu. The Lalita Sahasranama, similarly, includes the energies of a goddess that
manifest in an individual as desire, wisdom and action.
A sahasranama provides a terse list of attributes, virtues and legends symbolized by a deity.
There are also many shorter stotras, containing only 108 names and accordingly
called ashtottara-shata-nāma.

Lord Shiva, also known as Adi Shakti is one of three most revered Gods in Hindu mythology.
He is part of the Holy trinity along with Brahma (the creator) and Vishnu (the preserver). Shiva
is known as the destroyer or the transformer. Also known as Bhole Bhandari, Shiva is known as
one of the most benevolent Gods in Hinduism and one who showers his devotees with immense
love and yet destroys those who do evil.
Shiva, also known as Mahesh is also venerated by thousands of other names. Here are some
other names of Shiva that you might not be aware of:

The Thousand Names of Lord Siva

Following are the thousand names of Lord Siva according to the Sivapurana.
1. Siva 251. Abhivadya 501. Nitimana 751.Divya
2. Hara 252. Mahamaya 502. Dhava 752.Devasuramaheshvara
3. Mrida 253. Vishvakarma 503. Vasishtha 753.Devadevamaya
4. Rudra 254. Visharada 504. Kashyapa 754.Achintya
5. Pushkara 255. Vitaraga 505. Bhanu
755.Devadevatmasambhava
6. Pushpalochana 256. Vinitatma 506. Bhima
7. Arthigamya 257. Tapasvi 507. Bhimaparakrama 756.Sadyoni
8. Sadachara 258. Bhutabhavana 508. Pranava 757.Asuravyaghra
9. Sharva 259. Unmattavesha 509. Satpatchachara 758.Devasimha
10. Shambhu 260. Pracchanna 510. Mahakasha 759.Divakara
11. Maheshvara 261. Jitakama 511. Mahaghana 760.Vibudhagravara
12. Chandrapida 262. Ajitapriya 512. Janmadhipa 761.Shreshtha
13. Chandramouli 263. Kalyanaprakriti 513. Mahadeva 762.Sarvadevottamottama
14. Vishva 264. Kalpa 514. Sakalagamaparag 763.Sivajnanarata
15. Vishvamareshvara 265. Sarvalokaprajapati a 764.Shrimana
16. Vedantasarasandoha 266. Tarasvi 515. Tattva
765.Shikhi-shriparvatapriya
17. Kapali 267. Tavaka 516. Tattavit
18. Nilalohita 268. Dhimana 517. Ekatma 766.Vajrahasta
19. Dhyanadhara 269. Pradhanaprabhu 518. Vibhu 767.Siddhakhadgi
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20. Aparicchedya 270. Avyaya 519. Vishvavibhushana 768.Narasimhanipatana

21. Gauribharata 271. Lokapala 520. Rishi 769.Brahmachari
22. Ganeshvara 272. Antarhitatma 521. Brahmana 770.Lokachari
23. Ashtamurti 273. Kalpadi 522. Aishvaryajanmamri 771.Dharmachari
24. Vishvamurti 274. Kamalakshana tyujaratiga
772.Dhanadhipa
25. Trivargasvargasadhana 275. Vedashastrarthatattvajna 523. Panchayajnasamut
26. Jnanagamya 276. Aniyama patti 773.Nandi
27. Dridaprajna 277. Niyatashraya 524. Vishvesha 774.Nandishvara
28. Devadeva 278. Chandra 525. Vimalodaya 775.Ananta
29. Trilochana 279. Surya 526. Atmayoni 776.Nagnavratadhara
30. Vamadeva 280. Shani 527. Anadyanta 777.Shuchi
31. Mahadeva 281. Ketu 528. Vatsala 778.Lingadhyaksha
32. Patu 282. Varanga 529. Bhaktalokadhrika 779.Suradhyaksha
33. Parivrida 283. Vidrumacchavi 530. Gayatrivallabha 780.Yogadhyaksha
34. Drida 284. Bhaktivashya 531. Pramshu 781.Yugavaha
35. Vishvarupa 285. Anagha 532. Vishvavasa
782.Svadharma
36. Virupaksha 286. Parabrahmamrigavanarpan 533. Prabhakara
37. Vagisha a 534. Shishu 783.Svargata
38. Shuchisattama 287. Adri 535. Girirata 784.Svargakhara
39. Sarvapramanasamvadi 288. Adryalaya 536. Samrata 785.Svaramayasvana
40. Vrishanka 289. Kanta 537. Sushena 786.Vanadhyaksha
41. Vrishavahana 290. Paramatma 538. Surashatruha 787.Vijakarta
42. Isha 291. Jagadguru 539. Amogha 788.Dharmakrita
43. Pinaki 292. Sarvakarmalaya 540. Arishtanemi 789.Dharmasambhava
44. Khatvanga 293. Tushta 541. Kumuda 790.Dambha
45. Chitravesha 294. Mangalya 542. Vigatajvara 791.Alobha
46. Chirantana 295. Mangalavrita 543. Svayamjyoti
792.Arthavita
47. Tamohara 296. Mahatapa 544. Tanujyoti
48. Mahayogi 297. Drighatapa 545. Achanchala 793.Shambhu
49. Gupta 298. Sthavishtha 546. Atmajyoti 794.Sarvabhutamaheshvara
50. Brahma 299. Sthavira 547. Pingala 795.Shmashananilaya
51. Dhurjati 300. Dhruva 548. Kapilashmashru 796.Tryksha
52. Kalakala 301. Aha 549. Bhalanetra 797.Setu
53. Krittivasah 302. Samvatsara 550. Trayitanu 798.Apratimakriti
54. Subhaga 303. Vyapti 551. Jnanaskandamaha 799.Lokottaras-putaloka
55. Pranavatmaka 304. Pramana niti 800.Trymbaka
56. Unnadhra 305. Paramatapa 552. Vishvutpatti 801.Nagabhushana
57. Purusha 306. Samvatsarakara 553. Upaplava
802.Andhakari
58. Jushya 307. Mantrapratyayakara 554. Bhaga
59. Durvasa 308. Sarvadarshana 555. Vivasvana 803.Makhadveshi
60. Purashasana 309. Aja 556. Aditya 804.Vishnukandharapatana
61. Divyayudha 310. Sarveshvara 557. Yogapara 805.Hinadosha
62. Skandaguru 311. Siddha 558. Divaspati 806.Akshayaguna
63. Parameshthi 312. Mahareta 559. Kalyanagunanama 807.Dakshari
64. Paratpara 313. Mahabala 560. Papaha 808.Pushadantabhit
65. Anadimadhyanidhana 314. Yogi 561. Punyadarshana 809.Dhurjati
66. Girisha 315. Yogya 562. Udarakirti 810.Khandaparashu
67. Girijadhava 316. Siddhi 563. Udyogi 811.Sakala
68. Kuverabandhu 317. Mahateja 564. Sadyogi
812.Nishkala
69. Shrikantha 318. Sarvadi 565. Sadasanmaya
70. Lokavarnottama 319. Agraha 566. Nakshatramali 813.Anagha
71. Mridu 320. Vasu 567. Nakesha 814.Akala
72. Samadhivedya 321. Vasumana 568. Svadhishthanapad 815.Sakaladhara
73. Kodandi 322. Satya ashraya 816.Pandurabha
74. Nilakantha 323. Sarvapapahara 569. Pavitra 817.Mrida
75. Parashvadhi 324. Sukirti 570. Papahari 818.Nata
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76. Vishalaksha 325. Shobhana 571. Manipura 819.Purna

77. Mrigavyadha 326. Shrimana 572. Nabhogati 820.Purayita
78. Suresha 327. Avanmanasagochara 573. Hrit 821.Punya
79. Suryatapana 328. Amritashashvata 574. Pundarikasina 822.Sukumara
80. Dharmadhama 329. Shanta 575. Shatru
823.Sulochana
81. Kshamakshetra 330. Vanahasta 576. Shranta
82. Bhagavana 331. Pratapavana 577. Vrishakapi 824.Samagayapriya
83. Bhaganetrabhida 332. Kamandalundhara 578. Ushna 825.Akrura
84. Ugra 333. Dhanvi 579. Grihapati 826.Punyakirti
85. Pashupati 334. Vedanga 580. Krishna 827.Anamaya
86. Tarkshya 335. Vedavita 581. Paramartha 828.Manojava
87. Priyabhakta 336. Muni 582. Anarthanashana 829.Tirthakara
88. Parantapa 337. Bhrajishnu 583. Adharmashatru 830.Jatila
89. Datta 338. Bhojana 584. Ajneya 831.Jiviteshvara
90. Dayakara 339. Bhokta 585. Purohita 832.Jivitantakara
91. Daksha 340. Lokanatha 586. Purushrita
833.Nitya
92. Karmandi 341. Duradhara 587. Brahmagarbha
93. Kamashasana 342. Atindriya 588. Vrihadgarbha 834.Vasureta
94. Shmashananilaya 343. Mahamaya 589. Dharmadhenu 835.Vasuprada
95. Suksha 344. Sarvavasa 590. Dhanagama 836.Sadgati
96. Shmashanastha 345. Chatushpatha 591. Jagaddhitaishi 837.Satkriti
97. Maheshvara 346. Kalayogi 592. Sugata 838.Siddhi
98. Lokakarta 347. Mahanada 593. Kumara 839.Sajjati
99. Mrigapati 348. Mahatsaha 594. Kushalagama 840.Kalakantaka
100. Mahakarta 349. Mahabala 595. Hiranyavarna 841.Kaladhara
101. Mahaushadhi 350. Mahabuddhi 596. Jyotishmana 842.Mahakala
102. Uttara 351. Mahavirya 597. Nanabhutarata
843.Bhutasatyaparayana
103. Gopati 352. Bhutachari 598. Dhvani
104. Gopta 353. Purandara 599. Araga 844.Lokalavanyakarta
105. Jnanagamya 354. Nishachara 600. Niyamadhyaksha 845.Lokottarasukhalaya
106. Puratana 355. Pretachari 601. Vishvamitra 846.Chandrasanjivana
107. Niti 356. Mahashakti 602. Dhaneshvara 847.Shasta
108. Suniti 357. Mahadyuti 603. Brahmajyoti 848.Lokaguda
109. Shuddhatma 358. Ahirdeshyavapu 604. Vasudhama 849.Mahadhipa
110. Soma 359. Shrimana 605. Mahajyotianuttama 850.Lokabandhu
111. Somarata 360. Sarvacharyamanogati 606. Matamaha 851.Lokanatha
112. Sukhi 361. Vahushruta 607. Matarishva 852.Kritajna
113. Somapa 362. Niyatatma 608. Nabhasvana
853.Krittibhushana
114. Amritapa 363. Dhruva 609. Nagaharadhrika
115. Sunya 364. Adhruva 610. Pulastya 854.Anapaya
116. Mahatejah 365. Sarvashaska 611. Pulaha 855.Akshara
117. Mahadyuti 366. Ojastejodyutidhara 612. Agastya 856.Kantha
118. Tejomaya 367. Nartaka 613. Jatukarnya 857.Sarvashastrabhudvara
119. Amritamaya 368. Nrityapriya 614. Parashara 858.Tejomaya
120. Annamaya 369. Nrityanitya 615. Niravarananirvara 859.Dyutidhara
121. Sudhapati 370. Prakashatma 616. Vairanchya 860.Lokagrani
122. Ajatashatru 371. Prakashaka 617. Vishtarashrava 861.Anu
123. Aloka 372. Spashtakshara 618. Atmabhu 862.Shuchismita
124. Sambhavya 373. Budha 619. Aniruddha
863.Prasamnyatma
125. Havyavahana 374. Mantra 620. Atri
126. Lokakara 375. Samana 621. Jnanamurti 864.Durjjeya
127. Vedakara 376. Sarasamplava 622. Mahayasha 865.Duratikrama
128. Sutrakara 377. Yugadikrida 623. Lokaviragrani 866.Jyotirmaya
129. Sanatana 378. Yugavarta 624. Vira 867.Jagannatha
130. Maharishi 379. Gambhira 625. Chanda 868.Nirakara
131. Kapilacharya 380. Vrishavahana 626. Satyaparakrama 869.Jaleshvara
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132. Vishvadipti 381. Ishta 627. Vyalakalpa 870.Tumbavina

133. Vilochana 382. Vishishta 628. Mahakalpa 871.Mahakopa
134. Pinakapani 383. Shishteshta 629. Kalpavriksha 872.Vishoka
135. Bhudeva 384. Shalabha 630. Kaladhara 873.Shokanashana
136. Svastida 385. Sharabha 631. Alankarishnu
874.Trilokapa
137. Svastikrita 386. Dhanu 632. Achala
138. Sudhi 387. Tirtharupa 633. Ruchishnu 875.Trilokesha
139. Dhatridhama 388. Tirthanama 634. Vikramonnata 876.Sarvashuddhi
140. Dhamakara 389. Tirthadrishya 635. Ayuhshabdapati 877.Adhokshaja
141. Sarvaga 390. Stuta 636. Vegi 878.Avyaktalakshana
142. Sarvagochara 391. Arthada 637. Plavana 879.Deva
143. Brahmasrika 392. Apamnidhi 638. Shikhisarathi 880.Vyaktavyakta
144. Vishvasrika 393. Adhishthana 639. Asamsrishta 881.Vishampati
145. Sarga 394. Vijaya 640. Atithi 882.Varashila
146. Karnikara 395. Jayakalavita 641. Shatrupreamathi 883.Varaguna
147. Priya 396. Pratishthita 642. Padapashana
884.Saramanadhana
148. Kavi 397. Pramanajna 643. Vasushrava
149. Shakha 398. Hiranyakavacha 644. Pratapa 885.Maya
150. Vishakha 399. Hari 645. Havyavaha 886.Brahma
151. Goshakha 400. Vimlochana 646. Vishvabhojana 887.Vishnu
152. Siva 401. Suragana 647. Japaya 888.Prajapati
153. Bhishaka 402. Vidyesha 648. Jaradishamana 889.Hamsa
154. Anuttama 403. Vindusamshraya 649. Lohitatma 890.Hamsagati
155. Gangaplavodaka 404. Balarupa 650. Tanunapata 891.Vaya
156. Bhavya 405. Vikarta 651. Vrihadashva 892.Vedha
157. Pushkala 406. Balaunmatta 652. Nabhoyoni 893.Vidhata
158. Sthapati 407. Gahana 653. Supratika
894.Dhata
159. Sthira 408. Guha 654. Tamasraha
160. Vijitatma 409. Karana 655. Nidagha 895.Srashta
161. Vishayatma 410. Karta 656. Tapana 896.Harta
162. Bhutavahana 411. Sarvabandhavimochana 657. Megha 897.Chaturmukha
163. Sarathi 412. Vyavasaya 658. Svaksha 898.Kailasashikharavasi
164. Sagana 413. Vyavasthana 659. Parapuranjaya 899.Sarvavasi
165. Ganakaya 414. Sthanada 660. Sukhanila 900.Sadagati
166. Sukirti 415. Jagadadija 661. Sunishpanna 901.Hiranyagarbha
167. Chinnasamshaya 416. Garuda 662. Surabhi 902.Druhina
168. Kamadeva 417. Lalita 663. Shishiratmaka 903.Bhutapala
169. Kamapala 418. Abheda 664. Vasanta
904.Bhupati
170. Bhasmoddhulita-vigraha 419. Bhavatmatmasamsthita 665. Madhava
171. Bhasmapriya 420. Vireshvara 666. Grishma 905.Sadyogi
172. Bhasmashayi 421. Virabhadra 667. Nabhasya 906.Yogavit
173. Kami 422. Virasanavidhi 668. Vijavahana 907.Yogi
174. Kanta 423. Virata 669. Angira 908.Varada
175. Kritagama 424. Virachudamani 670. Guru 909.Brahmanapriya
176. Samavarta 425. Vetta 671. Atreya 910.Devapriya
177. Nivritatma 426. Tivrananda 672. Vimala 911.Devanatha
178. Dharmapunja 427. Nadidhara 673. Vishvavahana 912.Devajna
179. Sadashiva 428. Ajnadhara 674. Pavana 913.Devachintaka
180. Akalmasha 429. Trishuli 675. Sumati
914.Vishamaksha
181. Chaturvahu 430. Shipivishta 676. Vidvana
182. Durvasa 431. Sivalaya 677. Travidya 915.Vishalaksha
183. Durasada 432. Balakhilya 678. Naravahana 916.Vrishada
184. Durlabha 433. Mahachapa 679. Manobuddhi 917.Vrishavardhana
185. Durgama 434. Tigmamshu 680. Ahamkara 918.Nirmama
186. Durga 435. Badhira 681. Kshetrajna 919.Nirahamkara
187. Sarvayudhavisharada 436. Khaga 682. Kshetrapalaka 920.Nirmoha
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188. Adhyatmayoganilaya 437. Adhirama 683. Jamadagni 921.Nirupadrava

189. Sutantu 438. Susharana 684. Balanidhi 922.Darpaha
190. Tantuvardhana 439. Subrahmanya 685. Vigala 923.Darpada
191. Shubhanga 440. Sudhapati 686. Vishvagalava 924.Dripta
192. Lokasaranga 441. Maghavana 687. Aghora
925.Sarvabhutaparivartaka
193. Jagadisha 442. Kushika 688. Anuttara
194. Janardana 443. Gaumana 689. Yajna 926.Sahasrajit
195. Bhasmashuddhikara 444. Virama 690. Shreya 927.Sahasrarchi
196. Meru 445. Sarvasadhana 691. Nihshreyahpatha 928.Prabhava
197. Ojasvi 446. Lalataksha 692. Shaila 929.Snigddhaprakritidakshina
198. Shuddhavigraha 447. Vishvadeha 693. Gaganakundabha 930.Bhutabhavyabhavannatha
199. Asadhya 448. Sara 694. Danavari 931.Bhutinashana
200. Sadhusadhya 449. Samsarachakrabhrita 695. Arindama 932.Artha
201. Bhrityamarkatarupadhrika 450. Amoghadanda 696. Rajanijanaka 933.Anartha
202. Hiranyareta 451. Madhyastha 697. Charuvishaiya 934.Mahakosha
203. Purana 452. Hiranya 698. Lokakalpadhrika
935.Parakaiyaikapandita
204. Ripujivahara 453. Brahmavarchasi 699. Chaturveda
205. Bala 454. Paramartha 700. Chaturbhava 936.Nishkantaka
206. Mahahrada 455. Para 701. Chatura 937.Kritananda
207. Mahagarta 456. Mayi 702. Chaturapriya 938.Nirvyaja
208. Vyali 457. Shambara 703. Amlaya 939.Vyajamardana
209. Siddhavrindaravandita 458. Vyaghralochana 704. Samamlaya 940.Sattvavana
210. Vyaghracharmambara 459. Ruchi 705. Tirthavedashivalay 941.Sattvika
211. Mahabhuta 460. Virinchi a 942.Satyakirti
212. Mahanidhi 461. Svarbandhu 706. Vahurupa 943.Snehakritagama
213. Amritasha 462. Vachaspati 707. Maharupa 944.Akampita
214. Amritavapu 463. Aharpati 708. Sarvarupa
945.Gunagrahi
215. Panchajanya 464. Ravi 709. Charachara
216. Prabhanjana 465. Virochana 710. Nyayanirmayaka 946.Naikatma
217. Panchavimshatitattvastha 466. Skanda 711. Nyayi 947.Naikakarmakrita
218. Parijata 467. Shasta 712. Nyayagamya 948.Suprita
219. Paravara 468. Vaivasvata 713. Nirantara 949.Sumukha
220. Sulabha 469. Yama 714. Sahasramariddha 950.Suksha
221. Suvrata 470. Yukti 715. Devendra 951.Sukara
222. Shura 471. Unnatakirti 716. Sarvashastraprabh 952.Dakshinanila
223. Brahmavedanidhi 472. Sanuraga anjana 953.Nandiskandhadhara
224. Nidhi 473. Paranjaya 717. Munda 954.Dhurya
225. Varnashramaguru 474. Kailashadhipati 718. Virupa
955.Prakata
226. Varni 475. Kanta 719. Vikranta
227. Shatrujita 476. Savita 720. Dandi 956.Pritivardhana
228. Shatrutapana 477. Ravilochana 721. Danta 957.Aparajita
229. Ashrama 478. Vidvattama 722. Gunottama 958.Sarvasattva
230. Kshapana 479. Vitabhaya 723. Pingalaksha 959.Govinda
231. Kshama 480. Vishvabharata 724. Janadhyaksha 960.Adhrita
232. Jnanavana 481. Anivarita 725. Nilagriva 961.Sattvavahana
233. Achaleshvara 482. Nitya 726. Niramaya 962.Svadhrita
234. Pramanabhuta 483. Niyatakalyana 727. Sahasravahu 963.Siddha
235. Durjneya 484. Punyashravanakirtana 728. Sarvesha 964.Putamurti
236. Suparna 485. Durashrava 729. Sharanya
965.Yashodhana
237. Vayuvahana 486. Vishvasaha 730. Sarvalokadhrika
238. Dhanurdhara 487. Dhyeya 731. Padmasana 966.Varahabhringadhrika
239. Dhanurveda 488. Duhsvapnanashana 732. Paramjyoti 967.Bhringi
240. Gunarishi 489. Uttarana 733. Parampara 968.Balavana
241. Gunakara 490. Dushkritiha 734. Paramsala 969.Ekanayaka
242. Satyasatyapara 491. Vijneya 735. Padmagarbha 970.Shrutiprakasha
243. Dina 492. Duhsaha 736. Mahagarbha 971.Shrutimana
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244. Dharmaga 493. Bhava 737. Vishvagarbha 972.Ekabandhu

245. Ananda 494. Anadi 738. Vichakshana 973.Anekakrita
246. Dharmasadhana 495. Bhurbhuvakshi 739. Characharajna 974.Shrivatsalashivarambha
247. Anantadrishti 496. Kiriti 740. Varada 975.Shantabhadra
248. Danda 497. Ruchirangada 741. Varesha
976.Sama
249. Damayita 498. Janana 742. Mahabala
250. Dama 499. Janajanmadi 743. Devasuraguru 977.Yasha
500. Pritimana 744. Deva 978.Bhushaya
745. Devasuramahashr 979.Bhushana
aya 980.Bhuti
746. Devadideva 981.Bhutakrita
747. Devagni 982.Bhutabhavana
748. Devagnisukhada 983.Akampa
749. Prabhu 984.Bhaktikaya
750. Devasureshvara 985.Kalaha
986.Nilalohita
987.Satyavrata
988.Mahatyagi
989.Nityashantiparayana
990.Pararthavritti
991.Vibikshu
992.Visharada
993.Shubhada
994.Shubhakarta
995.Shubhanama
996.Shubha
997.Anarthita
998.Aguna
999.Sakshi
1000. Akarta.