Mountain of the Mahabharata
Shatashrunga
शतश्रृंग
Pandu's hermitage during exile
Shatashrunga (Himalayan region): Pandu's hermitage during exile, located at coordinates 30.10°N, 79.30°E.
Key Facts
| Type | Mountain |
|---|---|
| Sanskrit name | शतश्रृंग |
| Coordinates | 30.10°N, 79.30°E |
| Modern location | Himalayan region |
| Significance | Pandu's hermitage during exile |
About Shatashrunga
The mountain with a hundred peaks where King Pandu lived in exile with his wives Kunti and Madri after being cursed.
Why it matters: Pandu's hermitage during exile
Details
- Meaning
- Mountain of hundred peaks
- Residents
- Pandu, Kunti, Madri, and later the young Pandavas
On the Map
Shatashrunga
Shatashrunga sits at 30.10°N, 79.30°E, in Himalayan region.
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