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Nivatakavacha
Sign in to savethumb|260x260px|Arjuna fights a nivatakavacha, driven by Matali. Balinese art.
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thumb|260x260px|Arjuna fights a nivatakavacha, driven by Matali. Balinese art.
The nivatakavachas () are a sect of daityas, the children of Kashyapa and Diti, classified under the race of asuras in Hindu mythology. They are best known for their battles against Ravana and Arjuna, the latter of which caused their annihilation.
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