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A fierce serpent.

Genealogy and birth.

Descending in order from 痴颈峁ａ箛耻鈥�叠谤补丑尘腻鈥�惭补谤墨肠颈鈥�碍补艣测补辫补鈥�罢补办峁�a办补.

碍补艣测补辫补muni got of his wife 碍补诲谤奴 serpents and 罢补办峁�a办补 was one of the serpent chiefs. (艢濒辞办补 5, Chapter 35, 膧di Parva). See also under 碍补诲谤奴).

罢补办峁�a办补 and 笔补谤墨办峁�i迟.

In his boyhood 罢补办峁�a办补 went out from the family. The reason was a curse by his mother. Once 碍补诲谤奴 and 痴颈苍补迟腻, another wife of 碍补艣测补辫补, entered into a controversy regarding the colour of the hair of the tail of the horse Uccai艣艣ravas. 碍补诲谤奴 said, it was black and 痴颈苍补迟腻 said it was white. It was decided that she who lost the wager should become the servant of the other. That night 碍补诲谤奴 called her children and asked them to go and hang on the tail of the horse so that it should appear black. Some of the righteous children opposed this deceitful attempt of their mother and refused to go. 碍补诲谤奴 cursed them saying that they would be burnt to death at the Sarpasatra of Janamejaya. 碍补诲谤奴 sent those children out from home and 罢补办峁�a办补 became their leader.

At that time 笔补谤墨办峁�i迟 (King of 叠丑腻谤补迟补) became the victim of a curse that he would die by the bite of 罢补办峁�a办补 within seven days. (To know more details regarding this curse of the sage see under 膧蝉迟墨办补). The worried King in consultation with his ministers decided to take protective measures. At first he moved to a seven-storeyed palace and stayed on the seventh storey. Physicians of fame and those well-versed in mantras were posted at the palace. Brahmins were put on duty for prayers. The entire palace and precincts were guarded by huge elephants. Security arrangements were such that even wind found it impossible to enter the palace without permission. The King did all his daily routine activities in the palace itself. At that time 碍补艣测补辫补 [There is a version that it was Dhanvantari who was thus sent back by 罢补办峁�a办补. 9th Skandha, 顿别惫墨 叠丑腻驳补惫补迟补] was the greatest of all physicians and 尘腻苍迟谤颈办补蝉 and, greedy that he was, he started to the palace of 笔补谤墨办峁�i迟 thinking that it would be the best opportunity to obtain some money from the King. 罢补办峁�a办补 also was going to the palace in the guise of a brahmin. On the way 罢补办峁�a办补 met 碍补艣测补辫补 and knowing well that the presence of the celebrated 碍补艣测补辫补 at the palace would be an obstacle to the achievement of his mission, he approached 碍补艣测补辫补. They talked on the way and 碍补艣测补辫补 said he was going to the palace to save the King from the bite of 罢补办峁�a办补. Then 罢补办峁�a办补, revealing his identity, said that it was impossible to save anybody from the result of his bite. Both then decided to test their skill then and there. A huge banyan tree with many branches spreading wide was standing nearby and 罢补办峁�a办补 gave it a bite. Within seconds the huge tree was charred to destruction; 碍补艣测补辫补 then took some water and reciting a mantra poured the water over the ashes of the tree and then to the surprise of 罢补办峁�a办补, the tree rose up and stood in its original form. On seeing that 罢补办峁�a办补 confessed that 碍补艣测补辫补 was superior to him. 罢补办峁�a办补 then coaxed him to his side and giving him a huge amount as bribe bade him return home.

Six days went by and on the seventh day 罢补办峁�a办补 reached the palace of 笔补谤墨办峁�i迟. He found the palace well-guarded and watched. There was no way to go in. 罢补办峁�a办补 then called all his relatives and had them disguised as brahmins. He sent them in with fruits and roots, like people who had come to pay homage to the King. 罢补办峁�a办补 crept into one of the most attractive of the fruits as a tiny worm. The guards at the gate stopped them. The fake brahmins then said that they had come a long way from a far off tapovana and should be allowed to see the King. The information was carried to the King. The King said he would see the brahmins the next day but ordered their gifts to be brought to him. When the fruits and roots were brought to him, he gave a fruit each to the ministers, himself taking the most beautiful fruit of the lot. When he cut the fruit open he saw a worm with two black eyes and a red body sitting inside it and was a bit surprised. Then he addressed his ministers thus: "Oh, best of ministers, by your earnest and sincere endeavour nothing has happened to me till now. The Sun is going to set and the term of the curse is going to end. There is no need to be afraid of any poison now. But let not a curse of a sage go futile. Let this worm bite me and fulfill the curse." So saying the King took the worm and placed it on his neck. The worm changed itself into the fierce 罢补办峁�a办补 and bit the King and the King fell down dead. (12th Skandha, 顿别惫墨 叠丑腻驳补惫补迟补).

How 罢补办峁�a办补 became Indra鈥檚 friend.

Once the son of a sage of great divine splendour named 鲍迟迟补峁卥补 was studying under a Guru named Veda. When his education was complete, the Guru asked him to bring as 诲补办峁�i峁嚹� (fees) the ear-rings worn by the 碍峁�a迟谤颈测补 wife of King Pau峁�ya. Indra made 罢补办峁�a办补 steal the ornament and created many obstacles on the way. (For details see under 鲍迟迟补峁卥补). That incident made them mutual friends and gradually 罢补办峁�a办补 became an intimate friend of Indra. From that day onwards 鲍迟迟补峁卥补 waited for an opportunity to take vengeance on 罢补办峁�a办补. It was at that time that Janamejaya, son of 笔补谤墨办峁�i迟, became the king. Janamejaya was only eleven years old when he became king and he was not then aware of the details of the death of his father. 鲍迟迟补峁卥补 went to him and told him how 罢补办峁�a办补 killed his father. Janamejaya became furious and asked him how to wreak vengeance on him. 鲍迟迟补峁卥补 suggested the performance of a Sarpasatra to which all the serpents should be attracted by mantras and burnt to death there. The young king agreed and 鲍迟迟补峁卥补 with other 峁涐梗is commenced the Sarpasatra.

One by one all the serpents came and fell into the sacrificial fire but 罢补办峁�a办补 was not to be found. Where is 罢补办峁�a办补? This question was heard from many lips. 罢补办峁�a办补 was specially invoked by 鲍迟迟补峁卥补. 罢补办峁�a办补 could not bear the power of 鲍迟迟补峁卥补 and he ran and prostrated before Indra. Indra not only did give refuge but gave him half of his seat in the throne and 罢补办峁�a办补 sat on it fully confident of security. 鲍迟迟补峁卥补 was enraged, when after repeated calls by mantra, 罢补办峁�a办补 did not appear and so he sat in meditation for some time to know the cause. He then saw 罢补办峁�a办补 sitting on the throne of Indra and the sight threw him into fury and he invoked 罢补办峁�a办补, Indra and the throne and all. Lo! in an instant Indra, 罢补办峁�a办补, the throne and all started moving towards the sacrificial fire! Within seconds all would have been burnt to death but for the timely intervention of a brahmin boy named 膧蝉迟墨办补, son of the sage 闯补谤补迟办腻谤耻. (See under 膧蝉迟墨办补, 罢补办峁�a办补 escaped death that time).

罢补办峁�a办补 by instructions from Indra was living in the forest of 碍丑腻峁囜笉补惫补 and when that was burnt by Agni, it was Indra who saved 罢补办峁�a办补 from the fire. (See under 碍丑腻峁囜笉补惫补d膩ha).

Other details.

(i) A king called Candr膩峁単ada lived in the house of 罢补办峁�a办补 for some time. (See under Candr膩峁単ada).

(ii) 罢补办峁�a办补 in the guise of a brahmin named 碍峁�a辫补峁嘺办补 went to the sage 鲍迟迟补峁卥补 and stole the ornaments from him. (See under 鲍迟迟补峁卥补).

(iii) Once the Earth was made into a cow and everybody milked from her what each wanted. The serpents milked poison from her and they then used 罢补办峁�a办补 as the calf. (See under 笔峁泃丑耻).

(iv) During the burning of the forest of 碍丑腻峁囜笉补惫补, Arjuna slew the wife of 罢补办峁�a办补. (See under 碍丑腻峁囜笉补惫补d膩ha).

(v) When the soul of Balabhadrar膩ma, after his death, reached 笔腻迟腻濒补, 罢补办峁�a办补 received it with respect. (艢濒辞办补 15, Chapter 4, Mausala Parva).

(vi) 罢补办峁�a办补 lives in the court of 痴补谤耻峁嘺 worshipping him. (艢濒辞办补 8, Chapter 9, 厂补产丑腻 Parva).