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'''{{Style S-Small capitals|Agni Bhuvah}}'''. Lit., “born of fire”, the term is applied to the four races of ''Kshatriyas ''(the second or warrior caste) whose ancestors are said to have sprung from fire. Agni Bhuvah is the son of Agni, the God of Fire; Agni Bhuvah being the same as Kartti‐keya, the God of War. (See ''Sec.Doct.'', Vol. II., p. 550.). | '''{{Style S-Small capitals|Agni Bhuvah}}'''. Lit., “born of fire”, the term is applied to the four races of ''Kshatriyas ''(the second or warrior caste) whose ancestors are said to have sprung from fire. Agni Bhuvah is the son of Agni, the God of Fire; Agni Bhuvah being the same as Kartti‐keya, the God of War. (See ''Sec.Doct.'', Vol. II., p. 550.). | ||
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Blavatsky, Helena Petrovna
Agni Bhuvah. Lit., “born of fire”, the term is applied to the four races of Kshatriyas (the second or warrior caste) whose ancestors are said to have sprung from fire. Agni Bhuvah is the son of Agni, the God of Fire; Agni Bhuvah being the same as Kartti‐keya, the God of War. (See Sec.Doct., Vol. II., p. 550.).
Source: H. P. Blavatsky, The Theosophical Glossary, art. Agni Bhuvah