Harimedhas

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Bhuvanakosa

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Arbudaranya

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Kusumamodini

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KaladandaStra

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Saura

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Narrators

1. Brahma Purana : Brahma to Marici or Daksha

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2. Padma Purana : Brahma to Pulastya to Bhishma “When the world was a Padma”

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3. Vishnu Purana : Parasara to ? “Events of Varaha Kalpa”

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4. Vayu Purana : Vayu to ? “Sweta kalpa”

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5. Bhagavatam : Vyasa to Suka to Parikshit “Events of Sáraswata Kalpa”

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6. Narada Purana : Nárada has described the duties which were observed in the Brihat Kalpa

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7. Markandeya Purana : Markandeya to Jaimini but through the birds Pingaksha etc

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8. Agni Puráńa: Agni to Vaśisht́ha : “That Puráńa which describes the occurrences of the Íśána Kalpa”

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9. Bhavishya Puráńa : Aghora Kalpa : Sumantu to Śatáníka, a king of the Pańd́u family, original Swayambhu Manu

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10. Brahma-vaivartta Puráńa : Sávarńi to Nárada : Rathantara Kalpa

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11. Linga Puráńa : Maheśwara, present in the Agni Linga : Agni Kalpa

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12. Varáha Puráńa : Varaha to BhuDevi : Mánava Kalpa

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13. Skanda Puráńa : Skanda : Tatpurusha Kalpa

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14. Vámana Puráńa : Brahmá to ? : Siva Kalpa, Pulastya to Nárada

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15. Kúrma Puráńa : Janárddana, in the form of a tortoise to Indradyumna and the Rishis in the proximity of Śakra, Lakshmi Kalpa

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16. Matsya Puráńa : Vishńu, in the beginning of a Kalpa to Manu : events of seven Kalpas

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17. Gárud́a Puráńa: Vishńu recited in the Gárud́a Kalpa, relating chiefly to the birth of Gárud́a from Vinatá

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18. Brahmáńd́a Puráńa : Brahma : an account of the future Kalpas

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Mode

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Spread

 According to Vishnu Purana (3.7.15-16), sage Vyasa composed the Puranas from materials contained in the tales, episode, ballads and narratives prevalent in the land and imparted it to Suta / Lomaharshana / Romaharshana for propagating it among the people. 

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Lomaharshana was also called because he was born of a Kshatriya man and a Brahmin woman. This explanation is given by commentator Nilakantha in his commentary on Harivamsa Purana (1.4)

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 Lomaharshana had six disciples – Sumati, Agnivarcas, Mitrayus, Samsampayana (Vaishampayana), Akrtavrana (Kashyapa) and Savarni. The last three composed Puranic collections of their own; so did Lomaharshana 

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his son Sauti Ugrarasravas, and the line of sages 

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who gave discourses on the Puranas at Naimisharanya, Kurukshetra and other sacred places.

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phala

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Patakam

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Bhadrasena

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Thirunelli

The name Thirunelli derives from the nelli, the Tamil/Malayalam word for Indian gooseberry of the Amla tree. Veda vyasa wrote the 18 existing Puranas. The Matsya Purana, Skanda Purana, Narasimha Purana, Padma Purana, and many other Puranas and Hindu texts mention the beautiful Vishnu temple as being built by Lord Brahma, located in the picturesque Sahya valley, deep in the middle of forest of unmatchable beauty, and in these texts, it is referred to as "Sahyamalaka Kshetra."

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