Mahanirakshaka - The chief of a city
Raksha Vibhaga - Police department
Divyalohini - Divine metals
ucchavarnas - lesser castes also known as untouchables
varnas - castes
Mantravid - A wizard
Vishvavidyalaya - the university
Shatrughna - its a surname that literally means destroyer of enemies,
Asuras - Demons that can procreate with humanity and has capacity to be good
Danavas - Demons
Triloka - One that rules the three realms
Yugakhadga - Sword of the age
danavas - demons of the anti thesis of creation
Gaayakavarna - the caste of singers and musicians,
Jhorkha - It refers to a projecting oriel window with intricate designs and delicate carvings. Jharokhas are commonly found in palaces, forts, and havelis (traditional Indian mansions) of Rajasthan.
Bhairava - The god of destruction
ghagra - its a long, flowing skirt that is typically made of various fabrics such as silk, cotton, or chiffon. It is often embellished with intricate embroidery, sequins, or other decorative elements. The ghagra is usually pleated and has a flared silhouette, giving it a graceful and voluminous appearance.
Choli - It is a fitted blouse or bodice that is worn with the ghagra. It is usually cropped, exposing the midriff, and is intricately designed with embroidery, beads, or other embellishments. The choli may have different necklines and sleeve styles, ranging from sleeveless to full sleeves.
angavastram - a piece of cloth or garment worn as a traditional accessory, typically draped over the shoulders or around the upper body.
Dhoti - it is a long piece of fabric, typically made of cotton, that is wrapped around the waist and legs to create a loose, skirt-like garment. The dhoti is commonly worn in various regions of India and is considered traditional attire for religious ceremonies, festivals, and special occasions.
vidyarthi - student
rakshakas - policemen
angarakha kurta - a long tunic worn by indians in northern side of the country
Saheb - Sir
Nagarapati - mayor of a town
vanara - half monkey half humans
charanas - bards
kathanavarna - storytellers caste
mantravid/mantrik
Tantrik - wizard of words also can be used to refer
Swayambhu - The creator of universe
bhakti - faith on religion
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Folly of Wise Men
FantasíaIndra, a dangerous revolutionary, surrenders to his enemy the Triloka Empire, catching them off guard with an irresistible proposition - the revelation of his deepest secrets. However, he sets forth a condition, demanding to collaborate solely with...
