In: p. 11
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Meanwhile, Krodh and Himsa also produced a horrible daughter who was as horrendous as Kali had been. She established union with Kali to produce deadly son called Bhayanak and a daughter called Mrityu (death).

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What It Means

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About Durukti

Durukti (Devanāgari: दुरुक्ति; lit. bad or offensive speech, or calumny) is the sister and the principal wife and queen of Kali, the male demon who is the reigning lord of the Kali Yuga.