Nisunda, Son of Hlada
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Nisunda was a daitya or demon and the son of Hlada.
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Nisunda was a daitya or demon or Asura, as mentioned in Hindu mythology. Nisunda was the son of Hlada. Nisunda along with his sons, Sunda and Upasunda fought with the Gods because of their jealousy with their human, half-brothers.
Descendants of Nisunda
Nisunda had two sons named Sunda and Upasunda. The two brothers killed each other while quarrelling for a beautiful Apsaras named Tilottama.
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