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| - Chandra the Unbelievably Remarkable and Quite Interesting Too is a witch who performs as a stage magician. She was one of the guests at Dracula's Halloween party.
- Chandra is the Hindu god of the moon. As such he numbers among the Navagrahas. He is married to 27 daughters of Daksha, son of Brahma . His chief wife is Rohini. He rides in a chariot driven by 10 horses or rams. By Tara he is father of Budha, the god of Mercury. The number among his numerous human descendants, particularly those of the Lunar dynasty or Chandravansha.
- Chandra is a tall woman with fair skin and long black hair. Her magician's costume consists of a black top hat and black tuxedo with a purple bow tie.
- Chandra was the larger of the two moons of Chandrila. Its thin atmosphere caused its barren surface to reflect a lavender-colored light. Its name meant "point" in Chandrilan.
- Chandra was a young female Wadi character that was a part of the game Chula. She sang a song and did a series of steps on Wadi symbols built into a floor. The only way a player could move to the next level of the maze was to do exactly what Chandra did. (DS9: "Move Along Home") Chandra was played by Clara Bryant. Her costume was sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. [1]
- CHANDRA (Cognitive Heuristically Advanced Network that Delivers, Recognizes and Advances) is a malevolent artificial intelligence that serves as the main antagonist of the 2015 Digimon series. He was created by scientists in order to provide them with information and study the Digital World; but was driven insane after receiving constant abuse by humans and Digimon alike.
- 1st Lieutenant Chandra was Michael McNeil's second in command, best friend and Kodiak copilot.
- Chandra knows secrets of the swamp that are largely usefull to aislingkind, and will teach them if you are capable and provide the neccesary payment.
- Chandra, the "Hammer", was a Daughter of the Mountain and her father was the first Old Man of the Mountain, Hassan.
- Chandra was a contact of Indiana Jones in Northern India. After arriving in Delhi by air in 1938, Chandra accompanied Indiana Jones in a train through the Terai Lowlands till the village of Tikapur, at the other side of the Nepalese border. Once in Tikapur Chandra organized a great expedition with several coolies, pack mules and horses that reached by foot an abandoned city in Nepal that might be the very birthplace of Buddhism.
- Chandra is a female human Crusader, appearing in Last Man Standing, the last scenario of the Winds of War campaign. She guards the city of Rylos from enemy attackers. In fact, her full name is given as "Chandra, Guardian of Rylos". Defeating her is one of the last thing the player does in the Winds of War campaign. She is level 35 when the player encounters her, making her one of the most powerful heroes in Heroes of Might and Magic IV. She is equipped with a Ring of Light, a Robe of the Guardian, a Crystal of Memory, and a Bow of the Elf King, and a large army of Haven creatures.
- Chandra ist eine junge Asiatische Elefantenkuh im Zoo Zürich, wo sie auch am 13.05.2002 spät abends als erstes Kalb ihrer Mutter Indi nach 664 Tagen Tragzeit geboren wurde. Sie wog nach der Geburt 115 kg und hatte eine Größe von 97 cm. Sie war nach zehn Minuten auf den Beinen, um nach der Muttermilch zu suchen. Um 5 Uhr morgens, 14.05., wurde sie dann das erste Mal gesäugt. Ihre Mutter Indi wurde bei der Geburt angekettet, damit sie nicht in Panik ihr Kalb oder die Pfleger attackiert, was nicht eingetreten ist. Die erste Begegnung mit ihrem Vater Maxi verlief relativ unsanft. Als ihr Halbbruder Aishu an Elefantenherpes erkrankte und kurz darauf starb, war der Zürcher Zoo sehr in Sorge, dass auch Chandra der Krankheit erliegen könnte. Auch diese Befürchtung hat sich nicht bewahrheitet, und
- In Hinduism, Chandra (Sanskrit चन्द्र lit. "shining") is a lunar deity and a Graha. Chandra is also identified with the Vedic Lunar deity Soma (lit. "juice"). The Soma name refers particularly to the juice of sap in the plants and thus makes the Moon the lord of plants and vegetation. He is described as young, beautiful, fair; two-armed and having in his hands a club and a lotus. He rides his chariot (the moon) across the sky every night, pulled by ten white horses or an antelope. Although the antelope is the animal most commonly depicted with Him in iconography, the rabbit is also particularly sacred to him and all rabbits are under his protection. He is connected with dew, and as such, is one of the gods of fertility. He is also called Rajanipati (lord of the night) and Kshuparaka (one w
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