REVANTA A son of the sun.
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Birth. The sun married the daughter of Viśvakarmā named Saṁjñā. She gave birth to three children named Manu, Yama and Yamī. Once, being unable to bear the radiance of her husband, Saṁjñā went to the forest to do penance. During this period Chāyā the maid of Saṁjñā attended on the sun. Three children, Śanaiścara, Manu and Tapatī were born to the Sun of Chāyā. Once Chāyā cursed Yama. Then only did the Sun remember about Saṁjñā. At that time Saṁjñā had been doing penance in the forest in the form of a mare. The Sun took the form of a horse and lived with her in the forest. From this union Aśvinīkumāras and also the last son Revanta were born.
[Viṣṇu Purāṇa, Aṁśa 3, Chapter 2] .
2)
Lakṣmī astounded at the sight of Revanta. For the story of how Lakṣmī was astounded at the sight of Revanta's handsome figure and how Mahāviṣṇu cursed Lakṣmī consequently, see under Ekavīra.