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Property	Value
rdfs:label	Taksaka
rdfs:comment	In Hindu mythology Takshaka was a great Naga King that was driven out of his home in the Khandava Forest by the Pandava brothers and forced to build a new city known as Takshasila, where he ruled over the naga race. Seeking vengeance for the injustice of being driven from his own home, he set his sights on king Parikshit, the grandson of the third Pandava brother Arjuna. Takshaka poisoned Parikshit's food causing him to fall gravely ill. Help was sought from a priest of the Kasyapa tribe, the only man able to cure poisoning caused by a naga, but Takshaka had already bribed the priest not to help and Parikshit died.
Bonus	St +1 STR +1
dcterms:subject	Buddhist Mythology Hindu Mythology
MATK	71 102
DEX	34
LVL	29
Arcana	Strength
Normal	Bead of Protection Physical Guard
str	34
ATK	27 107 145 154
TEC	34
LCK	23 30
MDEF	83 104
Agl	35
spd	24
MGC	25
LV	43
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Cards	172
Affinity	Fire
Element	Water
Skills	1 Bufu Bufula Pulinpa Media Mabufu Recarm Photon Cannon Fire Breath Venom Bite Photon Cannon Dust Cloud
Rare	-
MP	137
Type	Mutation Evil Fire
Personality	Bluff, Gloomy, Wise
Traits	Bluff, Gloomy, Wise Forceful, Gloomy, Wise
exp	355
Profile	Cunning king of snakes in Indian lore. Naga King whose evil deeds are countless.
DEF	23 129 157 162
Class	Elite
Return	Battle Naga Pressure Card
Description	Can mutate into Nodens. Taksaka mutates into Bacchus
SP	28
HP	304 356 604
RES	21
Quote	Very well, I shall lend you my strength. Very well. I shall lend you my strength. I am Taksaka, king of the Nagas... Ah... You are a part of me? I am Taksaka, king of Nagas... Hm... So you are my other self?
Ptalk	Indra
restype	elecweak
Vit	38
Unknown Power	Defense
abstract	In Hindu mythology Takshaka was a great Naga King that was driven out of his home in the Khandava Forest by the Pandava brothers and forced to build a new city known as Takshasila, where he ruled over the naga race. Seeking vengeance for the injustice of being driven from his own home, he set his sights on king Parikshit, the grandson of the third Pandava brother Arjuna. Takshaka poisoned Parikshit's food causing him to fall gravely ill. Help was sought from a priest of the Kasyapa tribe, the only man able to cure poisoning caused by a naga, but Takshaka had already bribed the priest not to help and Parikshit died. Enraged by this, Parikshit's son and new ruler king Janamejaya marched his armies against Takshasila once again forcing the nagas from their homes and expelling them from his kingdom. With no land remaining, Takshaka became a bandit who robbed travellers between the kingdom of Paushya and his former city of Takshasila. One day he unwittingly robbed a man named Utanka who turned to the king Janamejaya for help, reminding him of his father's fate. King Janamejaya decided to direct the full force of his army at the naga race and wipe them out, once again forcing Takshaka to fall back to the kingdom of the devas to seek the protection of Indra. He was however, captured, and taken back to Janamejaya as a prisoner. Janamejaya was to have Takshaka and the other naga chiefs executed, but the pleas of the Brahmin sage Astika lead Janamejaya to have a change of heart, and he and the other nagas were set free. They returned to the city of Takshasila and all hostilities between the two kingdoms ceased. Takshaka also appears in Buddhist mythology as fifth of the Eight Naga Kings. Here he was counted among Buddha's audience while he delivered his Sutra of the Lotus.
is Ptalk of	Indra