Apaga (river)

Apaga (river)

Apaga is a river mentioned in the epic Mahabharata. It is mentioned as flowing through the Madra territories. This river could be the same as the river Chandrabhaga alias Ashkini mentioned in Rigveda. If this is true then this river is the modern day Chenab River


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