That's what they would call it in vedic times anyway.
And what a cool looking beastie he was.Did you know that paleontologists hate finding Triceratopses - a close relative of this fellow- because they are so common and not much isn't known about them and it can take most of your career to get one out of the ground and prepare it? What they do is encase them in plaster and leave them at universities for students to practise preservation techniques on. In the old days of the great bone rush dinosaurs which were thought to be already described and thus not making the discoverer famous, were stored in basements and forgotten about. Only a lot of them are new creatures after all and are making people famous 150 years after they were dug up. That isn't how this one was found but it's a good story. This one was found in the usual way of it sticking out of an eroding cliff. You don't get long to excavate them in those conditions as they crumble away quickly. Huge numbers of unknown creatures that might never be seen again have probably come to the surface and disappeared before anyone even knew about them New species of dinosaur, the regaliceratops, discovered in Canada http://www.theguardian.com/science/2015/jun/04/new-species-of-dinosaur-the-regaliceratops-discovered-in-canada http://www.theguardian.com/science/2015/jun/04/new-species-of-dinosaur-the-regaliceratops-discovered-in-canada New species of dinosaur, the regaliceratops, discovered ... http://www.theguardian.com/science/2015/jun/04/new-species-of-dinosaur-the-regaliceratops-discovered-in-canada Nicknamed Hellboy, the dinosaur had short horns over the eyes and a long nose horn, the opposite of the features sported by its close relative triceratops View on www.theguardian.com http://www.theguardian.com/science/2015/jun/04/new-species-of-dinosaur-the-regaliceratops-discovered-in-canada Preview by Yahoo
