Devadatta
देवदत्त devadatta'God-given,' the swift white horse that Kalki rides in the Bhagavata Purana.
Where this term appears
- Tat tvam asi: three readings Philosophy
Someone says, "that is that Devadatta," meaning the man you met years ago in another town is the man standing here now.
- The Golagi matha: the monastery that survives only in its own praise Lineages
Verses sixty-eight and sixty-nine, which fall outside the abstract, name Devadatta as the composer of the eulogy and his son Haradatta as the one who delineated or copied it out.
- When will Kalki come, and what will he look like? Journal
He is pictured, in the fullest images, as a Brahmin born in a village called Shambhala, riding a white horse named Devadatta, a blazing sword in his hand.