List of Mahabharata people and places

by Laxman Burdak | 20,546 words

A partial alphabetical list of the Clans, Kings, Cities, Rivers, Mountains, Places and Countries as mentioned in Mahabharata in various Chapters....

Starting with D

Legend: (C) = City, (D) = Desha (Country), (F) = Forest, (L) = Lady name, (M) = Mountain (N) = Nagavanshi King, (N) = Pond/Lake, (R) = River, (Ri) - Rishi, (S) = Spot, (T) =Tirtha (Pilgrim) , (W) = Weapon name.

Dadhicha (dadhīca, दधीच) (Ri)/(T) (III.81.163),

Dadhimukha (dadhimukha, दधिमुख) (N) (I.31.7), (I.35), (V.101.12)/(V.103),

Dahadaha (dahadahā, दहदहा) (L) (IX.45.19),

Dahana (dahana, दहन) (I.60.3), (1.66),(IX.44.31),

Dahati (dahati, दहति) (IX.44.31),

Daitya (daitya, दैत्य) (sons of Diti) (IX.44.24),

Daksha (dakṣa, दक्ष) (I.59.11), (I.65),(I.70.1,4), (1.75),(I.90.7), (1.95),(IX.44.10),

Dambara (ḍambara, डम्बर) (IX.44.35),

Danda (daṇḍa, दण्ड) (I.61.43), (1.67),(I.177.11), (1.188), (II.27.15),

Dandarka (daṇḍārka, दण्डार्क) (T) (III.82.142),

Danava (dānava, दानव) (I.59.7), (I.65),(I.61.1), (1.67),

Danayu (danāyu, दनायु) (L) (I.59.12), (I.65),(I.59.29), (I.65),

Dandabahu (daṇḍabāhu, दण्डबाहु) (IX.44.68),

Dandadhara (daṇḍadhāra, दण्डधार) (Dhritarashtra's son) (I.108.11), (1.117),(I.61.44), (1.67),(I.177.7), (1.188),(II.27.15),

Dandahasta (daṇḍahasta, दण्डहस्त) (W) (IX.44.105),

Dandaka (daṃḍaka, दंडक) (II.28.43),

Dandakarnya (daṇḍakāraṇya, दण्डकारण्य) (F)/(T) (III.83.38),

Dandi (daṇḍī, दण्डी) (XIV.8.24), (XIV.8),

Danshtri (daṃṣṭrī, दंष्ट्री) (XIV.8.24), (XIV.8),

Dantabhida (dantabhida, दन्तभिद) (XIV.8.13), (XIV.8),

Dantavakra (dantavakra, दन्तवक्र) (II.13.12), (II.28.3),

Dantavaktra (dantavaktra, दन्तवक्त्र) (I.61.57), (1.67),

Danu (danu, दनु) (L) (I.59.12), (I.65),

Dara (dara, दर) (II.48.4)

Darada (darada, दरद) (II.24.22), (II.48.12),(III.48.20),(III.174.12),(VI.10.66), (VI.46.49),(VI.47.16),(VI.112.109), (VIII.51.18),

Daranga (daraṅga, दरङ्ग) (N) (I.52.8), (I.57),

Daravida (daravida, दरविद) (II.28.48),

Dari (dari, दरि) (N) (I.52.14), (I.57),

Darmukha (darmukha, दर्मुख) (II.9.13),

Darshaka (darśaka, दर्शक) (VI.10.52),

Daruka (dāruka, दारुक) (V.82.22),

Darumaputra (darumaputra, दरुमपुत्र) (II.25.1),

Daruna (dāruṇa, दारुण) (VI.10.64),

Darva (darva, दर्व) (II.24.17),(II.48.12), (III.174.12),(VI.10.53),(VIII.51.18),

Darvika (darvīka, दर्वीक) (VI.10.53),

Dasa (dāsa, दास) (VIII.30.73),

Dasam (---, ),

Dasar (---, ),

Dasha (daśa, दश) (VI.10.54),(VI.10.65),

Dashabhuja (daśa bhuja, दश भुज) XIV.8.28), (XIV.8),

Dashagriva (daśagrīva, दशग्रीव) (II.9.14),

Dashameya (dāsamaīya, दासमईय) (VIII.51.16),

Dashaparsva (daśāpārśva, दशापार्श्व) VI.10.54,

Dasharh (dāśārha, दाशार्ह) (V.7.36),(V.82.3),

Dasharhka (dāśārhaka, दाशार्हक)(II.26.5),

Dasarhi (dāśārhī, दाशार्ही) (L) (princess of Dasarha) (I.90.35,38,41), (1.95),

Dasharna (daśārṇa, दशार्ण) (II.26.4),(IV.1.9),(IV.5.3),(VI.10.39),(VI.47.12),(VIII.17.3),

Dasharnaka (daśārṇaka, दशार्णक) (VI.46.46),

Dashaswamedhika (daśāśvamedhika, दशाश्वमेधिक) (III.81.52),

Dashavara (daśāvara, दशावर) (II.9.14),

Dasheraka (dāśeraka, दाशेरक) (VI.52.8), (VI.112.108),

Dasi (dāsī, दासी) (R) (VI.10.30),

Dasreraka (dāśreraka, दाश्रेरक) (VI.46.46),

Dava (dava, दव) (N) (V.103.13),

Deva (deva, देव) (I.59.7), (I.65),(I.61.1), (1.67),

Deva-patha (devapatha, देवपथ) (T) (III.83.42),

Devahrada (deva hrada, देव ह्रद) (III.83.18), (III.83.34),

Devadeva (devadeva, देवदेव) (XIV.8.15), (XIV.8),

Devadhipa (devādhipa, देवाधिप) (I.61.27), (1.67),

Devaka (devaka, देवक) (I.61.62), (1.67),

Devakuta (devakūṭa, देवकूट) (T) (II.82.122),

Devala (devala, देवल) (I.48.8), (I.53),(I.60.25), (1.66),

Devamitra (deva mitrā, देव मित्रा) (L) (IX.45.13),

Devanadi (deva nadī, देव नदी) (R) (II.9.19), (II.9),

Devapi (devāpi, देवापि) (I.89.52,53), (1.94),(I.90.46-47), (1.95),

Devasabha (devasabha, देवसभ) (M)/(T)(III.86.14),

Devasharman (deva śarmā, देव शर्मा) (I.48.9), (I.53),

Deva tirtha (deva tīrtha, देव तीर्थ) (T) (III.81.86),

Deva-vana (deva vana, देव वन) (F)/(T) (III.85.21),

Devayaji (devayājī, देवयाजी) (IX.44.65),

Devayani (devayānī, देवयानी) (I.70.32), (1.75),(I.90.8), (1.95)

Devasura Yuddha (devāsura yuddha, देवासुर युद्ध) (IX.44.24),

Devatithi (devātithi, देवातिथि) (I.90.21-22), (1.95),

Devika (devikā, देविका) (R) (3.80.110), (VI.10.15),

Devrat (devrāta, देव्रात) (XIII.4.49), (XIII.4),

Dhama (dhāmā, धामा) (I.61.56), (1.67),

Dhamadhama (dhamadhamā, धमधमा) (L) (IX.45.19),

Dhamanta (dhamanta, धमन्त) (IX.44.67),

Dhanada (dhanadā, धनदा) (L) (IX.45.13),

Dhanajaya (dhanaṃjaya, धनंजय) (N) (I.31.5), (I.35), (II.9.9),(III.48.38),(IV.2.10),(V.101.9)/(V.103), (VIII.4.16),

Dhanurgraha (dhanura graha, धनुर ग्रह) (Dhritarashtra's son) (I.108.11), (1.117),

Dhanurvaktra (dhanurvaktra, धनुर्वक्त्र) (IX.44.57),

Dhanvina (dhanvina, धन्विन) (XIV.8.20), (XIV.8),

Dhanvina (dhanvina, धन्विन) (XIV.8.17), (XIV.8),

Dhara (dhārā, धारा) (T) (III.82.22),

Dhara (dhara, धर)(I.60.16), (1.66), (I.60.17), (1.66),

Dharana (dhāraṇa, धारण) (N) (V.72.16), (V.101.16)/(V.103), (XIV.8.26), (XIV.8),

Dharanidhara (dharaṇīdhara, धरणीधर) (XIV.8.26), (XIV.8),

Dharma (dharma, धर्म) (I.60.12), (1.66),(I.90.69), (1.95),

Dharmatirtha (dharmatīrtha, धर्मतीर्थ) (T) (II.82.141), (III.82.1),

Dharmepu (dharmepu, धर्मेपु) (I.89.10), (1.94),

Dhartarashtra (dhārtarāṭra, धार्तराट्र) (I.177.4), (1.188),

Dhata (dhātā, धाता) (I.59.15), (I.65), (I.60.49), (1.66),(IX.44.4), (IX.44.35),

Dhautamulaka (dhautamūlaka, धौतमूलक) (V.72.14),

Dhavajinya (dhavajinya, धवजिन्य) (VI.10.59),

Dhenuka (dhenuka, धेनुक) (T) (II.82.76), (V.128.46)

Dhiman (dhīmāna, धीमान) (I.70.22,24), (1.75),(II.28.50),(IX.44.5), (XIII.116.68), (XIII.115),

Dhishana (dhiṣaṇā, धिषणा) (IX.44.12),

Dhridhayu (dṛḍhāyu, दृढायु) (I.70.22), (1.75),

Dhrishnu (dhṛṣṇu, धृष्णु) (I.70.13), (1.75),

Dhrishtadyumna (dhṛṣṭadyumna, धृष्टद्युम्न) (I.61.87), (1.67),(I.63.91), (I.63),(III.48.13),(III.48.24),(VI.46.28),(VI.52.10), (VI.52.14), (VIII.44.7),

Dhrishtaketu (dhṛṣṭaketu, धृष्टकेतु) (I.61.7), (1.67), (III.48.13),(VI.68.9),(VI.112.13),

Dhritarashtra (dhṛtarāṣṭra, धृतराष्ट्र) (N) (I.35.13), (N) (I.52.13), (I.57), (I.61.77), (1.67),(I.63.95), (I.63),(I.59.41), (I.65),(I.89.49), (1.94),(I.89.51), (1.94),(I.90.60,61,62), (1.95),(I.108.1), (1.117),(II.9.9), (N) (V.101.15)/(V.103),

Dhriti (dhṛti, धृति) (I.60.13), (1.66),(L) Daksha's daughter)(I.61.98),

(1.67),

Dhrishadwati (R, R)/(T)(दृषद्वती) (III.81.73),

Dhritiman (dhṛtimāna, धृतिमान) (I.177.20), (1.188),

Dhritarashtri (dhṛtarāṣṭrī, धृतराष्ट्री) (goose) (I.60.54,66), (1.66),

Dhruva (dhruva, ध्रुव) (I.60.17), (1.66),

Dhruvaka (dhruvaka, ध्रुवक) (IX.44.60),

Dhruvaratna (dhruvaratnā, ध्रुवरत्ना) (L) (IX.45.4),

Dhumatya (dhūmatyā, धूमत्या) (R) (VI.10.23),

Dhumavati (T, T) (धूमावती) (III.82.20),

Dhumra (dhūmra, धूम्र) (I.60.18), (1.66), (IX.44.59),

Dhurtaka (dhūrtaka, धूर्तक) (N) (I.52.12), (I.57),

Dhutapapa (dhūtapāpā, धूतपापा) (R) (VI.10.17),

Dhvajinya (dhavajinya, धवजिन्य) (VI.10.58),

Dilipa (dilīpa, दिलीप) (N) (V.101.15)/(V.103),(XIII.116.65), (XIII.115),

Dimvaka (ḍibhaka, डिभक) (II.13.11), (II.13.36),

Diptaksha (V.72.15, V.72.15),

Diptaksha (dīptākṣa, दीप्ताक्ष) (V.72.15),

Diptimanta (dīptimanta, दीप्तिमन्त) (IX.44.96),

Dirghabahu (dīrghabāhu, दीर्घबाहु)(Dhritarashtra's son) (I.108.13), (1.117),

Dirghabhuja (dīrghabhujā, दीर्घभुजा) (large-arm) (IX.44.99),

Dirghagriva (dīrghagrīvā, दीर्घग्रीवा) (long-neck) (IX.44.99),

Dirghajangha (dīrghajaṅghā, दीर्घजङ्घा) (IX.44.93),

Dirghajihva (dīrghajihvā, दीर्घजिह्वा) (long-tongue) (IX.44.94), (I.59.29), (I.65),(I.61.37), (1.67),

Dirghajihva (dīrghajihvā, दीर्घजिह्वा) (L) (IX.45.22),

Dhirghalochana (dīrghalocana, दीर्घलॊचन) (Dhritarashtra's son) (I.108.13), (1.117),

Dirghanakha (dīrghanakha, दीर्घनख) (long-nailed) (IX.44.99),

Dirghaushtra (dīrghauṣṭha, दीर्घौष्ठ) (IX.44.94),

Dirghapada (dīrghapāda, दीर्घपाद) (long-leg) (IX.44.99),

Dirghaprajna (dīrghaprajña, दीर्घप्रज्ञ) (large-lip) (II.27.2), (I.61.16), (1.67),

Dirghaprishtha (dīrghapṛṣṭa, दीर्घपृष्ट) (IX.44.92),

Dirghasatra (dīrghasatra, दीर्घसत्र) (T) (3.80.116),

Dirghashira (dīrghaśira, दीर्घशिर) (large-head)(IX.44.99),

Dirghatama (dīrghatamā, दीर्घतमा) (I.98.16,31), (1.104),

Dirghavaktra (dīrghavaktra, दीर्घवक्त्र) (IX.44.76),

Dirghavenu (dīrghavenū, दीर्घवेनू) (II.48.3),

Disha (diśa, दिश) (R) (VI.10.18),

Diti (diti, दिति) (L) (I.59.12), (I.65), (I.61.5), (1.67),

Dravida (draviḍa़, द्रविड़) (II.28.48),(II.31.12),(III.48.18),(V.158.20), (VI.10.57),(VIII.4.46),

Dravina (draviṇa, द्रविण) (I.60.20), (1.66),

Dridhadhanva (dṛḍhadhanva, दृढधन्व) (I.177.15), (1.188),

Dridhakshatra (dṛḍhakṣatra, दृढक्षत्र) (Dhritarashtra's son) (I.108.8), (1.117),

Dridhahasta (dṛḍhahasta, दृढहस्त) (Dhritarashtra's son) (I.108.10), (1.117),

Dridharatha (dṛḍharatha, दृढरथ) (Dhritarashtra's son) (I.108.12), (1.117),

Dridhavarma (dṛḍhavarma, दृढवर्म) (Dhritarashtra's son) (I.108.8), (1.117),

Dridhasandha (dṛḍhasaṃdha, दृढसंध) (Dhritarashtra's son) (I.108.9), (1.117),

Dridhayudha (dṛḍhāyudha, दृढायुध) (Dhritarashtra's son) (I.108.8), (1.117),

Drimi (dṛmī, दृमी) (T) (3.80.88),

Drishadwat (dṛṣadvata, दृषद्वत) (I.90.14), (1.95),

Drishadvati (dṛṣadvatī, दृषद्वती) (R) (III.88.10), (VI.10.14), (III.81.80),

Drona (droṇa, द्रॊण) (II.31.8),(VI.68.2), (VI.83.7),

Dronashrava (droṇaśrava, द्रॊणश्रव) (IX.44.53),

Druhyu (druhyu, द्रुह्यु) (I.70.32), (1.75),(I.89.11), (1.94),(I.90.9), (1.95)

Druma (druma, द्रुम)(I.61.7), (1.67),

Drumasena (drumasena, द्रुमसेन) (I.61.32), (1.67),

Drupada (drupada , द्रुपद ) (I.61.74), (1.67),(I.61.93), (1.67),(VI.46.28),

Dugula (dugula, दुगुल) (VI.10.50),

Duhsaha (duḥsaha, दुःसह) (Dhritarashtra's son) (I.61.83), (1.67),(I.108.2), (1.117),

Duhsala (duḥśala, दुःशल) (Dhritarashtra's son) (I.108.2), (1.117),

Duhsala (duḥśalā, दुःशला) (Dhritarashtra's daughter) (I.108.13,18), (1.117),

Duhashasana (duḥśāsana, दुःशासन) (Dhritarashtra's son) (I.61.82), (1.67),(I.90.62), (1.95),(I.108.2), (1.117), (I.177.1), (1.188),

Dukula (dukūla, दुकूल) (II.48.17),

Dundubha (ḍuṇḍubha, डुण्डुभ) (I.9.),(I.10.),(I.11.),

Duravara (durāvara, दुरावर) (Dhritarashtra's son) (I.108.10), (1.117),

Durdharsha (durdharṣa, दुर्धर्ष) (Dhritarashtra's son) (I.108.3), (1.117),

Durga (durgā, दुर्गा) (R) (VI.10.32),

Durgamantrashil (durgāma antarśilā, दुर्गाम अन्तर्शिला) (R) (VI.10.29),

Durjaya (durjaya, दुर्जय) (I.59.22), (I.65),(I.61.57), (1.67),(VIII.4.33),

Durmarshana (durmarṣaṇa, दुर्मर्षण) (Dhritarashtra's son) (I.108.3), (1.117),(VIII.4.33),

Durmada (durmada, दुर्मद) (Dhritarashtra's) son (I.108.5), (1.117),

Durmukha (durmukha, दुर्मुख)(Dhritarashtra's son) (I.61.83), (1.67),(I.108.3), (1.117), (I.177.1), (1.188),(VI.18.10), (VIII.4.32),

Durvibhaga (durvibhāga, दुर्विभाग) (II.48.12),

Durvimochana (durvimocana, दुर्विमॊचन) (Dhritarashtra's son) (I.108.6), (1.117),

Durvishaha (durviṣaha, दुर्विषह) (I.177.1), (1.188), (VI.18.10), (VIII.4.33),

Duryodhana (duryodhana, दुर्यॊधन) (Dhritarashtra's son) (I.61.83), (1.67),(I.90.62), (1.95),(I.108.2), (1.117), (I.177.1), (1.188),

Dusahasa (duḥsahasa, दुःसहस) (VI.18.10),(VIII.4.32),

Dushasana (duśāsana, दुशासन) (VI.18.10), (VI.47.8),

Dushanta (duḥṣanta, दुःषन्त) (I.89.15), (1.94),(I.90.29-30-31), (1.95),(XIII.116.67), (XIII.115),

Dushkarna(duṣkarṇa, दुष्कर्ण)(Dhritarashtra's son) (I.108.3), (1.117),

Dushpradharshana (duṣpradharṣaṇa, दुष्प्रधर्षण) (Dhritarashtra's son) (I.108.3), (1.117), (I.177.1), (1.188),

Dushpragaha (duṣpragāha, दुष्प्रगाह) (Dhritarashtra's son) (I.108.5), (1.117),

Dushparajaya (duṣparājaya, दुष्पराजय) (Dhritarashtra's son) (I.108.9), (1.117),

Duta (dūta, दूत) (II.28.50),

Dvaidheya (davaidheya, दवैधेय) (VI.10.47),

Dvalpeya (---, ),

Dvarapala (dvārapāla, द्वारपाल) (II.29.10),

Dwaravati (R, R) (द्वारवती) (3.80.82),

Dvishikha (dviśikhā, द्विशिखा) (IX.44.90),

Dwadasabhuja (dvādaśa bhuja, द्वादश भुज) (N) (IX.44.52),

Dwadashaksha (dvādaśākṣa, द्वादशाक्ष) (IX.44.54),

Dwaipayana (dvaipāyana, द्वैपायन) (I.90.52), (1.95),

Dwaitavana (dvaitavana, द्वैतवन) (F) (III.174.21), (IX.36.26),

Dwapara (dvāpara, द्वापर) (I.61.72), (1.67),

Dwaraka (dvārakā, द्वारका) (C) (V.7.3),

Dwaravati (dvāravatī, द्वारवती) (I.90.85, I.90.85), (II.13.65), (III.80.82),(III.86.21), III.80.82)

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