The ten names and meanings of Arjuna.

Almost everyone has had the opportunity to hear the story of Ra Mayan and Mahabharata from childhood through parents or grandparents. Everyone is aware of the crusade between the Pandavas and the Kauravas. Among these five Pandavas, the names Yudhisthira, Bhima, Arjuna, Sahadeva and Nakula are all memorized.

It is said that Arjuna had ten names and the meaning of each name is understandable. Dhananjay, Vijay, Shwetavahana, Falgun, Kiriti, Bibhatsu, Savyasachi, Arjuna, Jishnu and Krishna. We have now received information about the ten names mentioned above and their meanings which are as follows.

(1) Arjuna is known as Dhananjay because he stands among the wealth only by bringing wealth after conquering the whole country.

(3) Whenever Arjuna goes to battle, people call him Arjuna who does not return without conquering the rugged Ripu.

(2) When Arjuna goes to war in battle, his chariot is attached to white horses with golden armor, so Arjuna is also known as a white vehicle.

(3) Arjuna is also known as Falgun as he was born in the constellation of North Falguni during the day, on the other side of the Himalayas.

(3) Years ago when Arjuna had to fight with the demon superiors, Indra placed a crown as bright as the sun on his head and he is known as Kiriti.

(2) Arjuna became known among the gods and humans as being disgusting because he never did anything disgusting during the war.

(2) Since both Arjuna's hands are skilled in pulling Gandiv, gods and humans know Arjuna as omnipotent.

(2) Arjuna is known as Arjuna because he is rare in the whole earth up to the sea and because he is likeable and pure.

(3) Arjuna himself is famous as Jishnu among gods and humans as he is rare, miserable, enemy and son of Indra.

(10) When Arjuna was young, he had bright Krishna descriptions and was loved by everyone, so his father named him Krishna because of his love.

- Tarak Dwivedi