Yadava
यादव yādavaThe clan of Krishna, descended from Yadu; their self-destruction at Prabhasa and the submergence of Dvaraka close the Mahabharata's account of Krishna.
Where this term appears
- What is the Mahabharata? Scriptures
Krishna , lord of the Yadavas and kin to the Pandavas, refuses to take up arms in the war.
- Eighty-five titles and no text: the Saura tantras and how a tradition disappears Lineages
…verning the pūjā is attributed, by a later digest, to Bopadeva at the Yadava court of Devagiri in the thirteenth century, and it circulates through the ritual compendia of Mitramishra, Kamalakarabhatta and Nila…
- Who is Krishna? Deities
The Sourasenoi are the Shurasenas, the clan whose territory was around Mathura, the Yadava lineage to which Krishna belongs in the epics.
- Where was Dvārakā? The search for Krishna's drowned city Journal
His clan, the Yadavas, destroy themselves in a drunken brawl on the seashore at Prabhasa, kinsman killing kinsman.
- The Divine as Music Treatise
In the first half of the thirteenth century, at the Yadava court of Devagiri in the Deccan, a court officer named Sharngadeva sat down to write what became the most influential treatise on Indian music ever com…