Description:
Chandrakala is a Hindu name derived from the Sanskrit word Chandra, meaning “moon” or “sun”. The name may also refer to a goddess or a celestial being. In India, the name is often given to girls. The Chandrakala name may have originated in the Vedic period (c. 1500-500 BC). The name may also be derived from the Sanskrit word chandra, meaning “moon” or “sun”. The name may also refer to a goddess or a celestial being. Variations of the Chandrakala name include Chanchal, Chanchala, Chandrala, Chandrali, Chandra, Chandraka, Chandrakala, Chandrakalaa, Chandrakalaa Devi, Chandrakalaa Mahal, Chandrakalaa Palace, Chandrakalaa Samadhi, Chandrakalaa Temple, Chandrakalaa Vihara, Chandrakantha, Chandrakantha Temple, Chandrakantha Vihara, Chandrakantha Yogini, Chandrasekhara, Chandrasekhara Temple, Chandrasekhara Yogini, Chandraprabha, Chandrasekhara Prabha, Chandrasekhara Sri, Chandrasekhara Swamy, Chandrasekhara Vriddhachalam, Chandrasekhara Yagam, Chandraprabha, Chandraprabha Temple, Chandraprabha Vihara, Chandraprabha Yogini, Chandrashekhar, Chandrashekhar Swamy, Chandrashekhar Vriddhachalam, Chandrashekhar Yagam.
