U – V – Wer ist wer in der indischen Mythologie?

U

Uddhava Ugrasena Ugrashravas, Sauti, Suta Uluka Ulupi Upamanyu Upapandavas Upapurana Uparichara Vasu Upasunda Upaveda Urmila Uru Urvashi Usha Ushinara Uttamaujas Uttanka Uttara Uttará Uttarayana

V

Nandanavan

Vahana Vaideha Vaidehi Vaijayanta Vaikuntha Vaishampayana Vaishnava Vaishya Vaitarani Vaivasvata Vajra Vajranga Valakhilyas Vali Valli und Devasena Valmiki Vamadeva Vamana Vamana Jayanti Vami Pferde Vamsa Vana Vanamala Vanara Varaha Varaha Jayanti Varanasi Varanavata Varangi Vararuchi Varchas Varna Varsha Varuna Vasishtha Vasu Vasudeva Vasudeva (Krishna) Vasuki Vatapati Vatsa Vayu Veda Veda/Veden vedanga Vedanta Desika Vel Velayudha Venkatachalam Venkateshvara Venugopala Vesak Vetala Vettakkorumakan Vibhishana Vibodha Vicharabhu Vichitravirya und Chitrangada Videha Vidura Vidyadhara Vidyumali, Tarakaksha, Kamalaksha Vier Vögel - Markandeya Purana Vijaya Vijaya und Jaya Vijayasaha Vikarna Vikramaditya Vikrodhara Vimana Vinata Vindhya Berg Virabahu Virabhadra Viramahendrapura Virata Virochana Visalyakarini Vishnu Vishnu Sahasranam Vishnu Sharma Vishnus Insignien Vishnuyasha Vishoka Vishvakarma Vishvaksena Vishvamitra Vishvanatha Vishvarupa Vishvavasu Vithala, Vithoba, Panduranga Vithoba, Vithala, Panduranga Vivaha Vivasvat Vraj Vraj Mandala Vrata Vridhakshatra Vrikshanatha Vrinda Vrindavan Vrishabhanu Vrishabhanupur Vrishali Vrishni Vritra Vyasa Vyoma Vyuha