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Brahmadatta, Indian Sage
Brahmadatta is a sage and the son of Anhua.

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 Brahmadatta is a sage and the son of Anhua. A curious legend of the different transmigrations of Brahmadatta and his six companions are described in the Hari Vamsam. According to the Bhagavat, Brahmadatta composed a treatise on the Yoga, a yoga tantra.

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(Last Updated on : 26/03/2010)

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