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In Hinduism, Trisiras is the three-headed son of Tvashtri. He was created by Tvashtri to dethrone Indra. With one head, he ate; with another head, he observed his surroundings; with his last head, he read the Vedas. He grew so powerful that Indra became frightened of him, especially after Trisiras scorned the women Indra sent to seduce him. Indra killed him and Trisiras' father, Tvashtri, created Vritra to gain revenge. According to some village versions of the story, Trisiras is associated with Vishnu


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Trisiras (146 words)
Trisiras was the son of the Brahman Tvashtri.
With one head he constantly read the Vedas, with the second he took in nourishment, and with the third he observed all that was happening around him.
Tvashtri was enraged by Indra's actions, and created the demon Vritra to avenge his son's death.
Trisiras (62 words)
In Hinduism, Trisiras is the three-headed son of Tvashtri.
With one head, he ate; with another head, he observed his surroundings; with his last head, he read the Vedas.
He grew so powerful that Indra became frightened of him, especially after Trisiras scorned the women Indra sent to seduce him.
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