1. Bhimasena (भीमसेनः)
2. Veerarenu (वीररेणुः) - warriors are like dust for him.
3. Vrikodara (वृकोदरः) - he has got a digestive fire called Vrika which is responsible for his huge appetite.
4. Bakajit (बकजित्) - he defeated Bakasura.
5. Keechakajit (कीचकजित्) - he defeated Keechaka.
6. Kirmirajit (किर्मीरजित्) - he defeated the Asura, Kirmira.
7. Jarasandhajit (जरासन्धजित्) - he defeated Jarasandha.
8. Hidimbajit (हिडिम्बजित्) - he defeated the Rakshasa called Hidimba.
9. Katavrana (कटव्रणः) - because of the battle scars he has all over the body.
10. Nagabala (नागबलः) - he has got the power of 10,000 elephants.
11. Gunakara (गुणाकारः) - he is great qualities personified.

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What is the significance of the Shakti Pithas?

Shakti Pithas are a chain of places on the Indian subcontinent famous for their spiritual significance in Hinduism. Sati Devi went to attend a yaga performed by her father, Daksha. There, her husband Lord Shiva was insulted. She self-immolated by jumping into the fire. Shiva roamed around with her corpse in a mood to destroy the world. Lord Vishnu cut her corpse using his SudarshanaChakra. Parts of her body and ornaments fell in 51 holy places. They are the Shakti Pithas where devotees throng for blessings and MantraSiddhi.

Can improper worship lead to negative consequences?

Yes, not following Vedic Dharma and prescribed methods can result in spiritual downfall and other negative consequences.