Rigvedic rivers - Wikipedia
The Rigveda mentions the sapta-sindhavaḥ (Sanskrit: सप्तसिन्धवः, seven rivers), along with other rivers: “He has surveyed eight summits of the Earth, three shore or desert regions, seven rivers.” ( aṣṭaú vy àkhyat kakúbhaḥ pr̥thivyā́s trī́ dhánva yójanā saptá síndhūn RV.I.35.8).
Which were the 7 rivers of Sapta Sindhu? - GKToday
2010年4月25日 · Together with Sarasawti and Sindhu, these 5 rivers constituted the Sapta Sindhu. However saraswati has been mentioned as saptasvasa, which means she with 7 sisters. So, This further leads to a group of 8 Rivers.
Sapta Sindhu - Dharmapedia Wiki
The Sapta Sindhu (Sanskrit: सप्त सिंधु, also Hapta Hindu in Avestan) "seven rivers" are the seven sacred rivers in Sanskrit mythology. The Rig Veda often refers to the seven rivers. [1]). In RV 7.36.6, the Sarasvati is the seventh river, whose mother is the Sindhu.
Sapta Sindhu - Names - Concept Of Seven Rivers In Hindu Scriptures
Sapta Sindhu is a term found in Hindu scriptures and is the common name give to seven rivers which flowed through North West of India. The names of seven rivers are Saraswati, Sindhu, Vitasta, Asikini, Iravati or Parusni, Vipasa and Shatadru or Sutudri.
Sapta Sindhu - Jatland Wiki
2023年4月11日 · Sapta Sindhu (सप्त सिंधु), Hapta Hindu (हप्तहिंदु) in Avestan, meaning -seven rivers, are the seven sacred rivers in Sanskrit mythology.
Rivers in Rigveda (ऋग्वेदे नदीनां विवेचनम्) - Dharmawiki
Sindhu generally represents a river as mentioned in Rgveda, 1.27.6 and 2.25.3. It stands for a "river of the Saptasindhu" as mentioned in Rgveda 10.75.6. In the context where Sindhu and samudra are mentioned together, the sindhu means the river (3.36.6).
Extent of Vedic Civilization: Sapta Sindhu, Brahmavarta and
2016年5月27日 · The Sapta Saindhavas country of the Rig Vedic period was bounded by the Himalayas and modern Tibet in the east, Turkistan in the north, Afghanistan, in the west and the Aravallis in the south. Brahmavarta
Rigvedic rivers - Dharmapedia Wiki
Rivers, such as the Sapta Sindhavah ("seven rivers" Sanskrit: सप्त सिन्धव:) [1] play a prominent part in the hymns of the Rig Veda, and consequently in early Hindu religion. It may have been derived from an older Proto-Indo-Iranian hydronym, as a cognate name, hapta həndu, exists in the Avestan language.
rig veda - Which are the seven rivers of the Saptasindhu?
2018年4月28日 · The land where the bulk of the Rig Veda was composed is called Saptasindhu or Saptasaindhava. Avestan sources refer to the hapta-hindu. Is the term used after Rig Veda and is there a unique list of the seven rivers of the saptasindhu? The phrase seven rivers was used many times in Rig Veda. For example: Rig Veda VII.67.8.
Early Vedic Period, Timeline, Map, Religion, Administration
2024年7月26日 · The early Vedic Aryans lived in an area known as sapta-sindhu meaning an area of seven rivers. The seven rivers included Sindhu, Vitasta (Jhelum), Asikni (Chenab), Parushni (Ravi), Vipash (Beas), Shutudri (Sutlej), and Sarasvati. Features: They are the earliest compositions and thus depict the life of India's early Vedic people.