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103.216.213.45 at 10:51, 24 September 2023

2023-09-24T10:51:26Z

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	Dushasana's marriage is found in the various parvas. Stree Parva mentions, he abducted the daughter of Ashwinraja, [[Narada]] does not describe the princess but states she is fair and beautiful. In the later versions, she is named Chandramukhi. Drumasena was the son of Dushasana and Chandramukhi. She was the princess of [[Trigarta]].		Dushasana's marriage is found in the various parvas. Stree Parva mentions, he abducted the daughter of Ashwinraja, [[Narada]] does not describe the princess but states she is fair and beautiful. In the later versions, she is named Chandramukhi. Drumasena was the son of Dushasana and Chandramukhi. She was the princess of [[Trigarta]].

	He abducted a princess and she was his second queen, named Shweta in the regional stories. She was the princess of Trilokapura or in Tamil (திரிலோகபுரா), ''Trilokapuram''. Arohi is the daughter of Dushasana and Shweta. He also married Princess Shweta's sister, Lata. The final text of marriage of the [[Kauravas]] in the Shanti Parva, narrates the war of Dushasana and [[Nirjara]]. Nirjara was from the Dholakapura, which is also mentioned in Mahabharata as a kingdom. Duryodhana (not to be confused with [[Duryodhana]]), a son and a daughter named Sirat (or '''Sirat Kumari''') were the children of Dushasana and Nirjara. Divija, the younger sister of Nirjara was his fifth consort. Some folktales mention '''Kairat''' as the daughter of Dushasana and Queen Divija of [[Hastinapura]].		He abducted a princess and she was his second queen, named Shweta in the regional stories. She was the princess of Trilokapura or in Tamil (திரிலோகபுரா), ''Trilokapuram''. Arohi is the daughter of Dushasana and Shweta. He also married Princess Shweta's sister, Lata. The final text of marriage of the [[Kauravas]] in the Shanti Parva, narrates the war of Dushasana and [[Nirjara]]. Nirjara was from the Dholakapura, which is also mentioned in Mahabharata as a kingdom. '''Duryodhana II''' or '''Vanshavijaya''' (not to be confused with [[Duryodhana]]), a son and a daughter named Sirat (or '''Sirat Kumari''') were the children of Dushasana and Nirjara. Divija, the younger sister of Nirjara was his fifth consort. Some folktales mention '''Kairat''' as the daughter of Dushasana and Queen Divija of [[Hastinapura]].

	==Draupadi's humiliation==		==Draupadi's humiliation==

103.216.213.45 at 10:20, 24 September 2023

2023-09-24T10:20:17Z

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	\| caption = Dushasana dragging Draupadi from her chamber, an early 20th illustration by [[Evelyn Paul]]		\| caption = Dushasana dragging Draupadi from her chamber, an early 20th illustration by [[Evelyn Paul]]
	\| children = [[Drumasena]] <br> Bharat (from [[Chandramukhi (Mahabharata)\|Chandramukhi]]) <br> [[List of characters in the Mahabharata#Arohi\|Arohi]] (from [[Shweta (Mahabharata)\|Shweta]]) <br> [[List of characters in Mahabharata#Sirat\|Sirat]] and Duryodhana (from [[Nirjara (wife of Dushasana)\|Nirjara]]) <br> [[List of characters in the Mahabharata#Kairat\|Kairat]] (from Divija)		\| children = [[Drumasena]] <br> Bharat (from [[Chandramukhi (Mahabharata)\|Chandramukhi]]) <br> [[List of characters in the Mahabharata#Arohi\|Arohi]] (from [[Shweta (Mahabharata)\|Shweta]]) <br> [[List of characters in Mahabharata#Sirat\|Sirat]] and Duryodhana or Vanshavijaya (from [[Nirjara (wife of Dushasana)\|Nirjara]]) <br> [[List of characters in the Mahabharata#Kairat\|Kairat]] (from Divija)
	\| family = {{ubl\|[[Dhritarashtra]] (father)\|[[Gandhari (Mahabharata)\|Gandhari]] (mother)\|[[Duryodhana]], [[Vikarna]] and 97 others brothers\|[[Duhsala]] (sister)\|[[Yuyutsu]] (half-brother)}}		\| family = {{ubl\|[[Dhritarashtra]] (father)\|[[Gandhari (Mahabharata)\|Gandhari]] (mother)\|[[Duryodhana]], [[Vikarna]] and 97 others brothers\|[[Duhsala]] (sister)\|[[Yuyutsu]] (half-brother)}}
	\| color = #FFC569		\| color = #FFC569

103.216.213.41 at 21:12, 2 June 2023

2023-06-02T21:12:43Z

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	\| caption = Dushasana dragging Draupadi from her chamber, an early 20th illustration by [[Evelyn Paul]]		\| caption = Dushasana dragging Draupadi from her chamber, an early 20th illustration by [[Evelyn Paul]]
	\| children = [[Drumasena]] <br> Bharat <br> Arohi (from [[Shweta (Mahabharata)\|Shweta]]) (~~daughter~~)		\| children = [[Drumasena]] <br> Bharat (from [[Chandramukhi (Mahabharata)\|Chandramukhi]]) <br> [[List of characters in the Mahabharata#Arohi\|Arohi]] (from [[Shweta (Mahabharata)\|Shweta]]) <br> [[List of characters in Mahabharata#Sirat\|Sirat]] and Duryodhana (from [[Nirjara (wife of Dushasana)\|Nirjara]]) <br> [[List of characters in the Mahabharata#Kairat\|Kairat]] (from Divija)
	\| family = {{ubl\|[[Dhritarashtra]] (father)\|[[Gandhari (Mahabharata)\|Gandhari]] (mother)\|[[Duryodhana]], [[Vikarna]] and 97 others brothers\|[[Duhsala]] (sister)\|[[Yuyutsu]] (half-brother)}}		\| family = {{ubl\|[[Dhritarashtra]] (father)\|[[Gandhari (Mahabharata)\|Gandhari]] (mother)\|[[Duryodhana]], [[Vikarna]] and 97 others brothers\|[[Duhsala]] (sister)\|[[Yuyutsu]] (half-brother)}}
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Gomateshwari: /* Marriage and children */

2023-05-27T11:50:58Z

Marriage and children

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	Dushasana's marriage is found in the various parvas. Stree Parva mentions, he abducted the daughter of Ashwinraja, [[Narada]] does not describe the princess but states she is fair and beautiful. In the later versions, she is named Chandramukhi. Drumasena was the son of Dushasana and Chandramukhi. She was the princess of [[Trigarta]].		Dushasana's marriage is found in the various parvas. Stree Parva mentions, he abducted the daughter of Ashwinraja, [[Narada]] does not describe the princess but states she is fair and beautiful. In the later versions, she is named Chandramukhi. Drumasena was the son of Dushasana and Chandramukhi. She was the princess of [[Trigarta]].

	He abducted a princess and she was his second queen, named Shweta in the regional stories. She was the princess of Trilokapura or in Tamil (திரிலோகபுரா), ''Trilokapuram''. ~~Jyoti~~ is the daughter of Dushasana and Shweta. He also married Princess Shweta's sister, Lata. The final text of marriage of the [[Kauravas]] in the Shanti Parva, narrates the war of Dushasana and [[Nirjara]]. Nirjara was from the Dholakapura, which is also mentioned in Mahabharata as a kingdom. Duryodhana (not to be confused with [[Duryodhana]]), a son and a daughter named Sirat (or '''Sirat Kumari''') were the children of Dushasana and Nirjara. Divija, the younger sister of Nirjara was his fifth consort. Some folktales mention '''Kairat''' as the daughter of Dushasana and Queen Divija of [[Hastinapura]].		He abducted a princess and she was his second queen, named Shweta in the regional stories. She was the princess of Trilokapura or in Tamil (திரிலோகபுரா), ''Trilokapuram''. Arohi is the daughter of Dushasana and Shweta. He also married Princess Shweta's sister, Lata. The final text of marriage of the [[Kauravas]] in the Shanti Parva, narrates the war of Dushasana and [[Nirjara]]. Nirjara was from the Dholakapura, which is also mentioned in Mahabharata as a kingdom. Duryodhana (not to be confused with [[Duryodhana]]), a son and a daughter named Sirat (or '''Sirat Kumari''') were the children of Dushasana and Nirjara. Divija, the younger sister of Nirjara was his fifth consort. Some folktales mention '''Kairat''' as the daughter of Dushasana and Queen Divija of [[Hastinapura]].

	==Draupadi's humiliation==		==Draupadi's humiliation==

Gomateshwari at 10:55, 27 May 2023

2023-05-27T10:55:31Z

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	\| caption = Dushasana dragging Draupadi from her chamber, an early 20th illustration by [[Evelyn Paul]]		\| caption = Dushasana dragging Draupadi from her chamber, an early 20th illustration by [[Evelyn Paul]]
	\| children = [[Drumasena]] <br> Bharat <br> ~~Jyoti~~ (from [[Shweta (Mahabharata)\|Shweta]] (daughter)		\| children = [[Drumasena]] <br> Bharat <br> Arohi (from [[Shweta (Mahabharata)\|Shweta]]) (daughter)
	\| family = {{ubl\|[[Dhritarashtra]] (father)\|[[Gandhari (Mahabharata)\|Gandhari]] (mother)\|[[Duryodhana]], [[Vikarna]] and 97 others brothers\|[[Duhsala]] (sister)\|[[Yuyutsu]] (half-brother)}}		\| family = {{ubl\|[[Dhritarashtra]] (father)\|[[Gandhari (Mahabharata)\|Gandhari]] (mother)\|[[Duryodhana]], [[Vikarna]] and 97 others brothers\|[[Duhsala]] (sister)\|[[Yuyutsu]] (half-brother)}}
	\| color = #FFC569		\| color = #FFC569

Gomateshwari: /* Birth and Early Life */

2023-05-26T16:15:39Z

Birth and Early Life

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	Dushasana was devoted to his older brother [[Duryodhana]]. He was also closely involved in the various schemes and plots to kill the [[Pandavas]] along with [[Duryodhana]] and [[Shakuni]].		Dushasana was devoted to his older brother [[Duryodhana]]. He was also closely involved in the various schemes and plots to kill the [[Pandavas]] along with [[Duryodhana]] and [[Shakuni]].

			==Marriage and children==
			Dushasana's marriage is found in the various parvas. Stree Parva mentions, he abducted the daughter of Ashwinraja, [[Narada]] does not describe the princess but states she is fair and beautiful. In the later versions, she is named Chandramukhi. Drumasena was the son of Dushasana and Chandramukhi. She was the princess of [[Trigarta]].

			He abducted a princess and she was his second queen, named Shweta in the regional stories. She was the princess of Trilokapura or in Tamil (திரிலோகபுரா), ''Trilokapuram''. Jyoti is the daughter of Dushasana and Shweta. He also married Princess Shweta's sister, Lata. The final text of marriage of the [[Kauravas]] in the Shanti Parva, narrates the war of Dushasana and [[Nirjara]]. Nirjara was from the Dholakapura, which is also mentioned in Mahabharata as a kingdom. Duryodhana (not to be confused with [[Duryodhana]]), a son and a daughter named Sirat (or '''Sirat Kumari''') were the children of Dushasana and Nirjara. Divija, the younger sister of Nirjara was his fifth consort. Some folktales mention '''Kairat''' as the daughter of Dushasana and Queen Divija of [[Hastinapura]].

	==Draupadi's humiliation==		==Draupadi's humiliation==

Gomateshwari at 08:37, 25 May 2023

2023-05-25T08:37:46Z

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	\| caption = Dushasana dragging Draupadi from her chamber, an early 20th illustration by [[Evelyn Paul]]		\| caption = Dushasana dragging Draupadi from her chamber, an early 20th illustration by [[Evelyn Paul]]
	\| children = [[Drumasena]] <br> Bharat		\| children = [[Drumasena]] <br> Bharat <br> Jyoti (from [[Shweta (Mahabharata)\|Shweta]] (daughter)
	\| family = {{ubl\|[[Dhritarashtra]] (father)\|[[Gandhari (Mahabharata)\|Gandhari]] (mother)\|[[Duryodhana]], [[Vikarna]] and 97 others brothers\|[[Duhsala]] (sister)\|[[Yuyutsu]] (half-brother)}}		\| family = {{ubl\|[[Dhritarashtra]] (father)\|[[Gandhari (Mahabharata)\|Gandhari]] (mother)\|[[Duryodhana]], [[Vikarna]] and 97 others brothers\|[[Duhsala]] (sister)\|[[Yuyutsu]] (half-brother)}}
	\| color = #FFC569		\| color = #FFC569

103.216.213.41: /* Kurukshetra war and death */

2023-05-05T08:06:46Z

Kurukshetra war and death

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	Dushasana was the warrior who shot the first arrow in the Mahabharata war. On the first day of the war, Dushasana had fought with Nakula. On the tenth day, Dushasana was appointed on the frontlines to defend [[Bhishma]] from the Pandava army. Dushasana exhibited his valour on that day by resisting all the Pandavas single-handedly. But later, [[Arjuna]] managed to defeat him.		Dushasana was the warrior who shot the first arrow in the Mahabharata war. On the first day of the war, Dushasana had fought with Nakula. On the tenth day, Dushasana was appointed on the frontlines to defend [[Bhishma]] from the Pandava army. Dushasana exhibited his valour on that day by resisting all the Pandavas single-handedly. But later, [[Arjuna]] managed to defeat him.

	On the thirteenth day, Dushasana was present in the Chakravyuha. After a fierce duel, [[Abhimanyu]] badly defeated Dushasana and his charioteer had to take him away from the battlefield. The son of Dushasana who helped his father many times in the Kurukshetra war was also present inside the Chakra Vyuh on the thirteenth day of the war. He was deprived of his chariot by Abhimanyu and saved by Aswathamma by cutting Abhimanyu's arrow in mid-air. After that, Dushasana's son killed Abhimanyu in a mace duel. On 14th day, Dushasana's son was brutally killed by Draupadi's sons, the [[Upapandavas]], in revenge for Abhimanyu.<ref>{{Cite web\|date=2019-04-06\|title=Mythology 3 – Abhimanyu\|url=https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/blogs/littlethoughts/mythology-3-abhimanyu/\|access-date=2020-08-16\|website=Times of India Blog\|language=en-US}}</ref>		On the thirteenth day, Dushasana was present in the Chakravyuha. After a fierce duel, [[Abhimanyu]] badly defeated Dushasana and his charioteer had to take him away from the battlefield. The son of Dushasana who helped his father many times in the Kurukshetra war was also present inside the Chakra Vyuh on the thirteenth day of the war. He was deprived of his chariot by Abhimanyu and saved by Aswathamma by cutting Abhimanyu's arrow in mid-air. After that, Dushasana's son killed Abhimanyu in a mace duel. On 14th day, Dushasana's son was brutally killed by Draupadi's sons, the [[Upapandavas]], in revenge for Abhimanyu. He fought [[Nirjara (wife of Dushasana)\|Nirjara]] who losethe war and also married her sister, Divija.<ref>{{Cite web\|date=2019-04-06\|title=Mythology 3 – Abhimanyu\|url=https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/blogs/littlethoughts/mythology-3-abhimanyu/\|access-date=2020-08-16\|website=Times of India Blog\|language=en-US}}</ref>

	=== Death ===		=== Death ===

103.216.213.41 at 16:23, 2 May 2023

2023-05-02T16:23:29Z

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	\| family = {{ubl\|[[Dhritarashtra]] (father)\|[[Gandhari (Mahabharata)\|Gandhari]] (mother)\|[[Duryodhana]], [[Vikarna]] and 97 others brothers\|[[Duhsala]] (sister)\|[[Yuyutsu]] (half-brother)}}		\| family = {{ubl\|[[Dhritarashtra]] (father)\|[[Gandhari (Mahabharata)\|Gandhari]] (mother)\|[[Duryodhana]], [[Vikarna]] and 97 others brothers\|[[Duhsala]] (sister)\|[[Yuyutsu]] (half-brother)}}
	\| color = #FFC569		\| color = #FFC569
	\| spouse =		\| spouse = *[[Chandramukhi (Mahabharata)\|Chandramukhi]] (chief
			and senior consort)
			* [[Shweta (Mahabharata)\|Shweta]] (Second principal wife)
			* [[Lata (Mahabharata)\|Lata]]
			(Third principal wife)
			* [[Nirjara (wife of Dushasana)\|Nirjara]]
			(Fourth principal consort)
			* Divija
			(Fifth principal consort)
	}}		}}