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Kalnemi (कालनेमि) is a figure from Hindu mythology, particularly associated with the Ramayana and Puranic texts.

Meaning & Etymology

• Sanskrit: कालनेमि (Kālanemi)

• Breakdown:

  • "Kāla" (काल) = Time, death, or destiny

  • "Nemi" (नेमि) = Rim, wheel, or boundary

  • The name can be interpreted as "the wheel of time" or "one bound by time"

Mythological References

1. Rakshasa in the Ramayana

   • Kālanemi was a demon (rakshasa) and an ally of Ravana.

   • Ravana sent Kālanemi to obstruct Hanuman when he was on his way to bring the Sanjeevani herb to save Lakshmana.

   • Kālanemi disguised himself as a sage but was ultimately killed by Hanuman.

2. Previous Birth – Enemy of Vishnu

   • In some Puranic accounts, Kālanemi was said to be a previous birth of Kamsa, the evil uncle of Lord Krishna.

   • He was born as Kamsa due to a curse and continued his enmity toward Lord Vishnu.

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