Mahishasura is a sanskrit word composed of mahisha meaning "buffalo" and asura meaning "demon", translating to "buffalo demon". As an asura, mahishasura waged war against the devas, as the devas. Mahishasura was a buffalo demon.
There was an epic battle between goddess durga and mahishasura, which lasted for ten days. Oct 24, 2024mahishasura is a significant figure in hindu mythology, known for his strength, cunning, and defiance against the gods. The great goddess durga slays the buffalo demon mahishasura in a 7th century rock-cut temple in mamallapuram, india.
The battle raged for ten thousand years and finally the goddess was able to pin down mahishasura and chop off his head. The tenth day of navaratra is called vijayadashmi or dussehra, is celebrated as the day of triumph of devi mahishasurmardini over the asura, mahisha. May 30, 2024mahishasura means something in hinduism, sanskrit.
Sep 19, 2025in the ancient times, when the cosmic order hung in delicate balance, there lived a demon of immense power named mahishasura. Sep 18, 2025in the swirling tapestry of hindu mythology, few demons stand out as vividly as mahishasura—the buffalo-headed asura whose arrogance shook the heavens. Mahishasura had been granted a boon by brahma that made him invincible against a male opponent, and he and his forces had attacked the devas and displaced them from their celestial abode of svarga.
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