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Abhira

Abhira. A cowherd who, according to Manu, is the offspring of a Brahmin by a woman of the Ambashtha or medical tribe, and are a people located in the north of India along the Indus. There has been a good deal of misunderstanding about this people. Hindu writers have described them as living in the north and in the west, the location varying according to the locality of the writer, and translators have mixed them up with a neighboring people, the Shudras, sometimes called Shuras, with whom they are generally associated, and have called them Surabhiras. Their modern representatives are believed to be the Ahira and perhaps there is something more than identity of locality in their association with the Shudras. It has been suggested that the country or city of the Abhiras is the Ophir of the Bible. (The Manurishi Foundation, Encyclopedic Dictionary of Hindu Terms).

Abhira. Un vaquero que, según Manu, es el descendiente de un Brahmana con una mujer Ambashtha o de la tribu médica, y éste pueblo se encuentra situado en el norte de la India a lo largo del Indus. Ha habido muchos malentendidos sobre esta gente. Los escritores hindúes los han descrito como viviendo en el norte y en el oeste, la localización varia según el lugar del escritor, y los traductores los han mezclado aún más con una gente vecina, los Shudras, a veces llamado Shuras, con el cual son generalmente asociados, y la han llamado Surabhiras. Sus representantes modernos se creen ser el Ahira y quizás hay algo más que la identidad del lugar en su asociación con los Shudras. Se ha sugerido que el país o la ciudad del Abhiras es el Ophir de la biblia.

Abhira Kingdom

De Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre

Sura and Abhira were mentioned as two kingdoms where the river Saraswati existed only as a dried up river bed during the time of Kurukshetra War. They were sometimes referred to as Surabhira also, combining both Sura and Abhira kingdoms. After the fall of the Dwaraka federation, when Arjuna was taking the Yadav women of Dwaraka to Indraprastha, the Abhira tribes attacked him and took away the women and all the wealth.

Sura y Abhira son mencionados como dos reinos en donde el río Saraswati existió solamente como un río seco durante la época de la guerra de Kurukshetra. Se refieren a veces como Surabhira también, combinando los reinos de Sura y de Abhira. Después de la caída de la federación de Dwaraka, cuando Arjuna llevaba a las mujeres de los Yadavas desde Dwaraka a Indraprastha, las tribus de Abhira lo atacaron y le robaron las mujeres y toda su riqueza.

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