Jataka means ‚birth story‘.
Read a condensed version of the 547 birth stories of Budda here
https://thejatakatales.com
As Jataveda, Agni burns the fleshless sacrifice to the Gods.
As Kravyada he burns flesh, which is the cremation fire and the fire for the sacrifice to the spirits of the dead.
Daughter of Chakshusha Manu, the reborn Revathi.
Each Veda consists of three parts
Karma Khanda deals with rites. Karma – the outward worship through action.
Upasana Khanda is about worship and meditation. Upasana – inner worship.
Jnana Khanda discusses supreme knowledge of the self. Jnana – wisdom.
A demon who kidnapped the Pandavas Yudhishthira, Nakula, Sahadeva and Draupadi while in exile. Bhima killed him.
The fever/the demon fever. He is together with Shitala, the Goddess of smallpox.
Read about Jvarasura here
http://mayathedal.blogspot.com/2018/02/jvarasura.html
The dull Bharata – the reborn King Bharata.
Read about Jada Bharata here
https://prabhupadabooks.com/sb/5/9?d=1
About Rahugana here
https://prabhupadabooks.com/sb/5/10?d=1
An immortal tree from the Ramayana.
Read about the Jujube Tree here
http://utkarshspeak.blogspot.com/2010/12/jujube-tree.html
A name of Shiva ‚the one whose vehicle (vahana) is the cloud‘.
Sati asked Shiva for permanent residence. Shiva, the ascetic, had no desire for it. When Sati feared the rainy season, he was ready to compromise. They would be above the clouds during this time.
The gatekeepers of Parvati’s chambers were Nandi and Bhringi, attendants of Shiva. They never had forbidden him to enter. Shiva often came at inappropriate time.
Parvati’s maids, Jaya and Vijaya, said the gatekeepers have to be subordinate to Parvati, not to Shiva.
Parvati created Ganesha.
The creation of Ganesha is told in numerous variations. This is from the Shiva Purana.