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Nighna, Son Of Anamitra
Nighna was the son of Anamitra and the father of Satrajit.

As mentioned in the Puranas, Nighna was the son of Anamitra and the father of Satrajit.

The divine Aditya, the sun presented the Syamantaka gem to Nighna.

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