jaya
जय jaya'Victory'; the name the Mahabharata gives an early, smaller form of itself, in the traditional scheme by which it grew from Jaya to Bharata to Mahabharata.
Where this term appears
- The Dashavatara: The Ten Avatars of Vishnu Deities
Its refrain, in the Sanskrit that is long out of copyright, rings the same bell ten times: केशव धृतमीनशरीर जय जगदीश हरे । keshava dhrta-mina-sharira jaya jagadisa hare.
- What is the Hanuman Chalisa? Worship
jaya hanumana gyana guna sagara, jaya kapisa tihu loka ujagara — Victory to you, Hanuman, ocean of wisdom and virtue; victory to the lord of monkeys who lights up the three worlds.
- Is the Bhagavad Gita an interpolation in the Mahabharata? Journal
There was first a poem called the Jaya , "the Victory," of about eight thousand eight hundred verses.
- What Is Not Here Is Nowhere Treatise
A traditional scheme names three stages: a Jaya , "Victory," of about eight thousand eight hundred verses; a Bharata of twenty-four thousand; and the Mahabharata of a hundred thousand.
- Chhinnamasta: The Goddess Who Cut Off Her Own Head Treatise
The two attendants have names, Dakini and Varnini , also called Jaya and Vijaya, nude and fierce like her.
- The Court of Vishnu Treatise
At the gates of Vaikuṇṭha stand two doorkeepers, Jaya and Vijaya .
- The Demon in the Fire Treatise
Before he died, Vishukra placed on the battlefield a jaya-vighna-yantra - a diagram designed to paralyse - and the entire army of Lalita froze, except for Lalita herself, Bala, Kameshvara, Matangi, and Varahi.
- The Fire She Came From Treatise
During the fighting, Bhandasura’s advisor Vishukra installed a jaya-vighna-yantra - a victory-obstacle diagram - on the battlefield.