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For Upamanyu being the epic promulgator of the synthetic Siva cult (Shaivism) and being of Kamboja affinities, See: Links:

(1) The Indian Historical Quarterly, 1947, Vol 23-24, 1947-48, p 290-91, N Chaudhury The propagator of this new, synthetic phallic cult was the sage Upamanyu. ... Kamboja means a native of Kamboja. ... Upamanyu was possibly a native ... Snippet view - About this book - Add to my library - More editions

(2) Aspects of Sanskrit Literature, 1976, p 71, Sushil Kumar De: ... but northern Kamboja affinities of Upamanyu, the epic promulgator of the cult, are indicated.2 This, of course, does not rule out, but really points ... Snippet view - About this book - Add to my library - More editions

Sage Upamanyu mentioned in the Rigveda (Hymn 1.102.9) is believed by the scholar community to be the father of Kamboja Aupamanyava who has been mentioned in Vamsa Brahmana (1.17-18) of the Samaveda. See Link: [1]

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