Dhundu
Dhundu is an asura or demon, who harassed the pious sage Uttanka very much.
The demon Dhundu hid himself beneath a sea of sand, which Kuvalayaswa and his sons dug up. They dug it even though the flames prevented their progress and finally destroyed most of them. The king was afterwards known as Dhundumara. The legend is supposed to have originated in some physical phenomena like an earthquake or volcano.
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