Other names: Ne Muni; Nemi. A legendary sage connected with the sacred history of Nepal. Nepalese chronicle traditions describe Ne Muni as the protector, or pāla, of the land; the name Nepal is explained in this tradition as the land protected by Ne, and he is also linked with the founding of an early ruling line.
Senavindu had a warrior rank of Ati-Rathi. Other names: Senabindu. Affiliation: Pandava. Senavindu also called as Senabindu is a Kshatriya king and the rebirth of Asura Tuhunda. Arjuna two times defeated this king during Digvijaya. He is stated by Drupada as one of kings, who could be summoned to the cause of the Pandavas, before…
Chitrangada had a warrior rank of Rathi. Affiliation: Pandava. Chitrāngadā was the warrior princess of Manipura. She was the only heir of king Chitravahana and one of Arjuna’s consorts. She had a son named Babhruvahana with him. Later, Babhruvahana unknowingly killed his father but was revived by Ulupi, Chitrāngadā’s friend, and co-wife. Quote happened that…
Rukmangada had a warrior rank of Rathi. Other names: Rukmavarma. Affiliation: Kaurava. Was one of the twins born to Shalya and Avantini. He and his twin brother was killed by Abhimanyu inside the Chakravyuha on the 13th day. His elder brother (10 years older) was Madranjaya who was killed by Virata on the second day…
Babhruvahana or Vabruvahana had a warrior rank of Ati-MahaRathi. Affiliation: Pandava. Babruvahana was one of the sons of Arjuna, begotten through Chitrangada, the prince of Manipur. During the Ashvamedha yagna, he killed his father Arjuna without knowing his identity. But Arjuna’s other wife Ulupi brought back his life with the help of Nagamani. Quote “The…
Virata had a warrior rank of Maharathi. Affiliation: Pandava. Quote “Invincible in battle, those bulls among men, old Virata and old Drupada, both endued with great prowess, are, in my judgment, both Maharathas. Though old in years yet both of them are devoted to the observance of Kshatriya virtues. Treading along the path that is…
Other names: Upayaja; Yaja & Upayaja. Yaja and his brother Upayaja were Brahmana sages skilled in sacrificial rites. They performed the sacrifice for King Drupada from which Dhrishtadyumna and Krishnaa/Draupadi emerged, making them pivotal to the destiny of the Kurukshetra War. “Then Yaja promised to perform the sacrifice for the destruction of Drona. Then the…