Mandakarni

Mandakarni

In the Ramayana Mandakarni is described as a pious sage.

As mentioned in the Ramayana, Mandakarni is described as a pious sage. Mandakarni by his great and long-continued austerity nearly raised himself to a position amongst the gods. He made five 'loveliest nymphs' his slave to conquer love.

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