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Vrihanta was king of the Ulukas. His name appears at several places in the Mahabharata. * Book 5, Udyoga Parva, Chapter 157: Duryodhana sends the Uluka king as a messenger to the Pandava camp when both the parties were camping on either side of the River Hiranwati, where Krishna was also present. * Book 5, Udyoga Parva: King Uluka presents himself before Yudhishthira and delivers the message of Duryodhana after apologizing for delivering such a harsh message. * Book 6, Chapter 685, Bhishma Parva: Sahadeva fought with the two invincible warriors Shakuni and the mighty car-warrior Uluka. Those great bowmen were Sire and Son. (It looks as though Vrihanta was the son of Shakuni). * Book 8, Karna Parva, chapter 44: Uluka proceeded in the direction of Panchalas and vanquished Yudhamany the P