- each of the five Pandavas. They are Prativindhya, Sutasoma, Shrutakarma,
Shatanika and Shrutasena.[unreliable source?] They were Maharathis, as mentioned...
- He was also
married to
Karenumati of
Chedi Kingdom. He had two sons
Shatanika and
Niramitra from his two
wives respectively.
During the
Rajasuya of...
-
Vedic period. He is also
grandson of King Janamejaya(
through his son
Shatanika). He
succeeded his grandfather. His
grandson King Nicakṣu is the founder...
- (father),
Sudeshna (mother), Uttara,
Shankha (elder brothers) Vishalaksha,
Shatanika, Madirashva,
Suryadatta (paternal uncles)
Kichaka (maternal uncle) Spouse...
-
Maternal uncles Krishna Balarama Half-brothers
Shrutakarma Iravan Babruvahana Paternal Cousins Prativindhya Sutasoma Shatanika Shrutasena Ghatotkacha...
- Ashwinikumars,
Madri and Pandu's son,
fourth Pandava, Draupadi's husband,
Shatanika's father Suchit V.
Singh as Sahadeva: Ashwinikumars,
Madri and Pandu's...
-
lithograph of
Virata in his
court by Ravi
Varma Press, 1920
Information Family Shatanika,
Vishalaksha Madirashva Suryadatta (brothers)
Spouse Sudeshna Children...
-
Upapandavas Prativindhya by
Yudhishthira Sutasoma by
Bhima Shrutakarma by
Arjuna Shatanika by
Nakula Shrutasena by
Sahadeva Dynasty Kuru
dynasty by marriage...
- was an
asura princess and a
spouse of Yayati, an
ancestor of Shantanu.
Shatanika was the son of
Nakula and Draupadi. He was the
third brother among the...
- and Vaishampayana. Possibly, as its aftermath, he
abdicated and his son
Shatanika succeeded him. Also the Devi
Bhagavata Purana was
narrated to him by Vyasa...
