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103.216.213.43 at 10:45, 14 February 2023

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	'''Rani Pushpavati''' or '''Maharani Pushpavati''' shortly known as '''Harshavardhanapatni''' (wife of Emperor Harshavardhana) or simply '''Pushpavati''' or '''Harshavardhanpriya''' was the wife of Emperor [[Harshavardhana]] who had no children at all but only one wife. He was the son of King [[Prabhakaravardhana]] and his wife, [[Yasomati]] and the brother of [[Rajyavardhana]] and sister, [[Rajyashri]]. Some stories say that Emperor [[Harshavardhana]] had married two wives but in some legends they mention Pushpavati. She is the daughter of King Pushpavarman . After the death of [[Harshavardhana]], when Pushpavati was mourning, that time she sent her husband, Harshavardhana's soldiers to kill [[Pulakeshin II]] for killing her husband. After the death of [[Pulakeshin II]], Pushpavati died because of [[Sati]], a practice where a woman died on her husband's pyre. Her story is miraculously sad but Pushpavati was a brave queen who sent her husband's soldiers to kill [[Pulakeshin II]]. She is described to the [[Mahabharata]] character, [[Bhanumati (Mahabharata)\|Bhanumati]] to describe their beautiful complexion. {{ref\|She is likely the daughter of King Pushpavarman and wife of Emperor Harshavardhana}}		'''Rani Pushpavati''' or '''Maharani Pushpavati''' shortly known as '''Harshavardhanapatni''' (wife of Emperor Harshavardhana) or simply '''Pushpavati''' or '''Harshavardhanpriya''' was the wife of Emperor [[Harshavardhana]] who had no children at all but only one wife. He was the son of King [[Prabhakaravardhana]] and his wife, [[Yasomati]] and the brother of [[Rajyavardhana]] and sister, [[Rajyashri]]. Some stories say that Emperor [[Harshavardhana]] had married two wives but in some legends they mention Pushpavati. She is the daughter of King Pushpavarman . After the death of [[Harshavardhana]], when Pushpavati was mourning, that time she sent her husband, Harshavardhana's soldiers to kill [[Pulakeshin II]] for killing her husband. After the death of [[Pulakeshin II]], Pushpavati died because of [[Sati]], a practice where a woman died on her husband's pyre. Her story is miraculously sad but Pushpavati was a brave queen who sent her husband's soldiers to kill [[Pulakeshin II]]. She is described to the [[Mahabharata]] character, [[Bhanumati (Mahabharata)\|Bhanumati]] to describe their beautiful complexion. {{ref\|She is likely the daughter of King Pushpavarman and wife of Emperor Harshavardhana}}

Gomateshwari at 10:40, 14 February 2023

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	{{Short description\|Wife of Emperor Harshvardhana}}{{Infobox royalty\|name=Pushpavati\|title=Maharani\|succession=[[Pushyabhuti Empress]]\|spouse=[[Harsha\|Harshavardhana]]\|dynasty=[[Pushyabhuti dynasty\|Pushyabhuti]]\|religion=[[Shaivism]], [[Buddhism]]\|father = King [[Pushpavarmana]]\|mother = Mahavati\|death_date =647 (aged 47-48), due to Sati, [[India]]}}		{{Short description\|Wife of Emperor Harshvardhana}}{{Infobox royalty\|name=Pushpavati\|title=Maharani\|succession=[[Pushyabhuti Empress]]\|spouse=[[Harsha\|Harshavardhana]]\|dynasty=[[Pushyabhuti dynasty\|Pushyabhuti]]\|image= The wife of Harshavardhana.jpg\|religion=[[Shaivism]], [[Buddhism]]\|father = King [[Pushpavarmana]]\|mother = Mahavati\|death_date =647 (aged 47-48), due to Sati, [[India]]\|caption= Illustrationof Pushpavati, the wifeof Harshavardhana and a Pushyabhuti Empress}}
	'''Rani Pushpavati''' or '''Maharani Pushpavati''' shortly known as '''Harshavardhanapatni''' (wife of Emperor Harshavardhana) or simply '''Pushpavati''' or '''Harshavardhanpriya''' was the wife of Emperor [[Harshavardhana]] who had no children at all but only one wife. He was the son of King [[Prabhakaravardhana]] and his wife, [[Yasomati]] and the brother of [[Rajyavardhana]] and sister, [[Rajyashri]]. Some stories say that Emperor [[Harshavardhana]] had married two wives but in some legends they mention Pushpavati. She is the daughter of King Pushpavarman . After the death of [[Harshavardhana]], when Pushpavati was mourning, that time she sent her husband, Harshavardhana's soldiers to kill [[Pulakeshin II]] for killing her husband. After the death of [[Pulakeshin II]], Pushpavati died because of [[Sati]], a practice where a woman died on her husband's pyre. Her story is miraculously sad but Pushpavati was a brave queen who sent her husband's soldiers to kill [[Pulakeshin II]]. She is described to the [[Mahabharata]] character, [[Bhanumati (Mahabharata)\|Bhanumati]] to describe their beautiful complexion. {{ref\|She is likely the daughter of King Pushpavarman and wife of Emperor Harshavardhana}}		'''Rani Pushpavati''' or '''Maharani Pushpavati''' shortly known as '''Harshavardhanapatni''' (wife of Emperor Harshavardhana) or simply '''Pushpavati''' or '''Harshavardhanpriya''' was the wife of Emperor [[Harshavardhana]] who had no children at all but only one wife. He was the son of King [[Prabhakaravardhana]] and his wife, [[Yasomati]] and the brother of [[Rajyavardhana]] and sister, [[Rajyashri]]. Some stories say that Emperor [[Harshavardhana]] had married two wives but in some legends they mention Pushpavati. She is the daughter of King Pushpavarman . After the death of [[Harshavardhana]], when Pushpavati was mourning, that time she sent her husband, Harshavardhana's soldiers to kill [[Pulakeshin II]] for killing her husband. After the death of [[Pulakeshin II]], Pushpavati died because of [[Sati]], a practice where a woman died on her husband's pyre. Her story is miraculously sad but Pushpavati was a brave queen who sent her husband's soldiers to kill [[Pulakeshin II]]. She is described to the [[Mahabharata]] character, [[Bhanumati (Mahabharata)\|Bhanumati]] to describe their beautiful complexion. {{ref\|She is likely the daughter of King Pushpavarman and wife of Emperor Harshavardhana}}

Gomateshwari at 15:01, 21 January 2023

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	{{Short description\|Wife of Emperor Harshvardhana}}{{Infobox royalty\|name=Pushpavati\|title=Maharani\|succession=[[Pushyabhuti Empress]]\|spouse=[[Harsha\|Harshavardhana]]\|dynasty=[[Pushyabhuti dynasty\|Pushyabhuti]]\|religion=[[Shaivism]], [[Buddhism]]\|father = King [[Pushpavarmana]]\|mother = Mahavati\|death_date =647 (aged 47-48), due to Sati, [[India]]}}		{{Short description\|Wife of Emperor Harshvardhana}}{{Infobox royalty\|name=Pushpavati\|title=Maharani\|succession=[[Pushyabhuti Empress]]\|spouse=[[Harsha\|Harshavardhana]]\|dynasty=[[Pushyabhuti dynasty\|Pushyabhuti]]\|religion=[[Shaivism]], [[Buddhism]]\|father = King [[Pushpavarmana]]\|mother = Mahavati\|death_date =647 (aged 47-48), due to Sati, [[India]]}}
	'''Rani Pushpavati''' or '''Maharani Pushpavati''' shortly known as '''Harshavardhanapatni''' (wife of Emperor Harshavardhana) or simply '''Pushpavati''' or '''Harshavardhanpriya''' was the wife of Emperor [[Harshavardhana]] who had no children at all but only one wife. He was the son of King [[Prabhakaravardhana]] and his wife, [[Yasomati]] and the brother of [[Rajyavardhana]] and sister, [[Rajyashri]]. Some stories say that Emperor [[Harshavardhana]] had married two wives but in some legends they mention Pushpavati. She is the daughter of King Pushpavarman . After the death of [[Harshavardhana]], when Pushpavati was mourning, that time she sent her husband, Harshavardhana's soldiers to kill [[Pulakeshin II]] for killing her husband. After the death of [[Pulakeshin II]], Pushpavati died because of [[Sati]], a practice where a woman died on her husband's pyre. Her story is miraculously sad but Pushpavati was a brave queen who sent her husband's soldiers to kill [[Pulakeshin II]]. She is described to the [[Mahabharata]] character, [[Bhanumati (Mahabharata)\|Bhanumati]] to describe their beautiful complexion. {{~~efn~~\|She is likely the daughter of King Pushpavarman and wife of Emperor Harshavardhana}}		'''Rani Pushpavati''' or '''Maharani Pushpavati''' shortly known as '''Harshavardhanapatni''' (wife of Emperor Harshavardhana) or simply '''Pushpavati''' or '''Harshavardhanpriya''' was the wife of Emperor [[Harshavardhana]] who had no children at all but only one wife. He was the son of King [[Prabhakaravardhana]] and his wife, [[Yasomati]] and the brother of [[Rajyavardhana]] and sister, [[Rajyashri]]. Some stories say that Emperor [[Harshavardhana]] had married two wives but in some legends they mention Pushpavati. She is the daughter of King Pushpavarman . After the death of [[Harshavardhana]], when Pushpavati was mourning, that time she sent her husband, Harshavardhana's soldiers to kill [[Pulakeshin II]] for killing her husband. After the death of [[Pulakeshin II]], Pushpavati died because of [[Sati]], a practice where a woman died on her husband's pyre. Her story is miraculously sad but Pushpavati was a brave queen who sent her husband's soldiers to kill [[Pulakeshin II]]. She is described to the [[Mahabharata]] character, [[Bhanumati (Mahabharata)\|Bhanumati]] to describe their beautiful complexion. {{ref\|She is likely the daughter of King Pushpavarman and wife of Emperor Harshavardhana}}

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Gomateshwari at 14:19, 21 January 2023

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	'''Rani Pushpavati''' or '''Maharani Pushpavati''' shortly known as '''Harshavardhanapatni''' (wife of Emperor Harshavardhana) or simply '''Pushpavati''' or '''Harshavardhanpriya''' was the wife of Emperor [[Harshavardhana]] who had no children at all but only one wife. He was the son of King [[Prabhakaravardhana]] and his wife, [[Yasomati]] and the brother of [[Rajyavardhana]] and sister, [[Rajyashri]]. Some stories say that Emperor [[Harshavardhana]] had married two wives but in some legends they mention Pushpavati. She is the daughter of King Pushpavarman . After the death of [[Harshavardhana]], when Pushpavati was mourning, that time she sent her husband, Harshavardhana's soldiers to kill [[Pulakeshin II]] for killing her husband. After the death of [[Pulakeshin II]], Pushpavati died because of [[Sati]], a practice where a woman died on her husband's pyre. Her story is miraculously sad but Pushpavati was a brave queen who sent her husband's soldiers to kill [[Pulakeshin II]]. She is described to the [[Mahabharata]] character, [[Bhanumati (Mahabharata)\|Bhanumati]] to describe their beautiful complexion. {{efn\|She is likely the daughter of King Pushpavarman and wife of Emperor Harshavardhana}}		'''Rani Pushpavati''' or '''Maharani Pushpavati''' shortly known as '''Harshavardhanapatni''' (wife of Emperor Harshavardhana) or simply '''Pushpavati''' or '''Harshavardhanpriya''' was the wife of Emperor [[Harshavardhana]] who had no children at all but only one wife. He was the son of King [[Prabhakaravardhana]] and his wife, [[Yasomati]] and the brother of [[Rajyavardhana]] and sister, [[Rajyashri]]. Some stories say that Emperor [[Harshavardhana]] had married two wives but in some legends they mention Pushpavati. She is the daughter of King Pushpavarman . After the death of [[Harshavardhana]], when Pushpavati was mourning, that time she sent her husband, Harshavardhana's soldiers to kill [[Pulakeshin II]] for killing her husband. After the death of [[Pulakeshin II]], Pushpavati died because of [[Sati]], a practice where a woman died on her husband's pyre. Her story is miraculously sad but Pushpavati was a brave queen who sent her husband's soldiers to kill [[Pulakeshin II]]. She is described to the [[Mahabharata]] character, [[Bhanumati (Mahabharata)\|Bhanumati]] to describe their beautiful complexion. {{efn\|She is likely the daughter of King Pushpavarman and wife of Emperor Harshavardhana}}

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'''Rani Pushpavati''' or '''Maharani Pushpavati''' shortly known as '''Harshavardhanapatni''' (wife of Emperor Harshavardhana) or simply '''Pushpavati''' or '''Harshavardhanpriya''' was the wife of Emperor [[Harshavardhana]] who had no children at all but only one wife. He was the son of King [[Prabhakaravardhana]] and his wife, [[Yasomati]] and the brother of [[Rajyavardhana]] and sister, [[Rajyashri]]. Some stories say that Emperor [[Harshavardhana]] had married two wives but in some legends they mention Pushpavati. She is the daughter of King Pushpavarman . After the death of [[Harshavardhana]], when Pushpavati was mourning, that time she sent her husband, Harshavardhana's soldiers to kill [[Pulakeshin II]] for killing her husband. After the death of [[Pulakeshin II]], Pushpavati died because of [[Sati]], a practice where a woman died on her husband's pyre. Her story is miraculously sad but Pushpavati was a brave queen who sent her husband's soldiers to kill [[Pulakeshin II]]. She is described to the [[Mahabharata]] character, [[Bhanumati (Mahabharata)|Bhanumati]] to describe their beautiful complexion. {{efn|She is likely the daughter of King Pushpavarman and wife of Emperor Harshavardhana}}
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==See also==
* [[Adityavardhana]]
* [[Pushyabhuti dynasty]]