Varsha (Mahabharata) - Revision history

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	{{Infobox character		{{Infobox character
	\| name = Varsha		\| name = Varsha
	\| affiliation = [[~~Kuru~~ Kingdom~~\|Kuru Queen~~]]		\| affiliation = Queen of the [[Anga Kingdom]], fifth angarani
	\| spouse = [[Karna]]		\| spouse = [[Karna]]
	\| children = [[Ratnamala]] (daughter), [[Vrishaketu]], [[Vrishasena]], Banasena, Sushena and Dvipata, Prasena, Srutasena (stepsons)		\| children = [[Ratnamala]] (daughter),{{bulleted list\|[[Vrishaketu]]\| [[Vrishasena]]\| Banasena\| Sushena and Dvipata\| Prasena\| Srutasena (stepsons)}}
	\| home = (unnamed kingdom in sources mentioned as)[[Karpajota Kingdom]] (by birth), [[Hastinapura]] (by marriage)		\| home = (unnamed kingdom in sources mentioned as)[[Karpajota Kingdom]] (by birth), [[Hastinapura]] (by marriage)
	\| info-hdr = Information		\| info-hdr = Information

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	===Story in Indonesia cultures===		===Story in Indonesia cultures===
	Puppet figures of the [[Mahabharata]] characters are carved and made from wood. The puppeteer presents the Wayang kulit of [[Karna]] and wayang kulit of Varsha and also, it is made into a beautiful golek. The eagle, Vasudhara is not to be seen in [[Mahabharata]], but in epics available in [[Bengali]], [[Marathi]], [[Hindi]], [[Telugu]] and [[Malayalam]] and various others. Wayang performers make her the daughter of King [[Narakasura]] and she is the princess of the [[Pragjyotisha Kingdom]]. In indonesia cultures or figure story, [[Bhagadatta]] is her ~~son~~.		Puppet figures of the [[Mahabharata]] characters are carved and made from wood. The puppeteer presents the Wayang kulit of [[Karna]] and wayang kulit of Varsha and also, it is made into a beautiful golek. The eagle, Vasudhara is not to be seen in [[Mahabharata]], but in epics available in [[Bengali]], [[Marathi]], [[Hindi]], [[Telugu]] and [[Malayalam]] and various others. Wayang performers make her the daughter of King [[Narakasura]] and she is the princess of the [[Pragjyotisha Kingdom]]. In indonesia cultures or figure story, [[Bhagadatta]] is her cousin.

	==Regional folktales==		==Regional folktales==

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	==Stories of Karna in Sources==		==Stories of Karna in Sources==
	====Rescuing Varsha from a eagle named Vasudhara====		====Rescuing Varsha from a eagle named Vasudhara====
	There are few stories in [[Mahabharata]] witten by [[Ved Vyasa]] do say in a jungle, Varsha loved flowers. She went to pick many flowers such as [[Rose]], [[Hibiscus]], with her boyfriend, [[Karna]]. Some Historians may say she used to pick flowers in the [[Kamyaka Forest]]. An eagle named Vasudhara, used to rule the forest after the death of [[Ghatotkacha]]. Varsha was roaming and roaming and didn't know where was [[Karna]]. Vasudhara, angrily kidnapped Varsha and made her sit in the nest. In that stage, Vasudhara had no babies. [[Karna]] saw the eagle and killed her and destroyed the nest and saved his girlfriend with his good aim. The eagle died without any mercy. Therefore, this story of [[Mahabharata]] may be a complex story. This story may not be real as this story is fictional and is said by [[Devdutt Pattnaik]]. This story is shown in a systematic way where [[Duryodhana]] makes their marriage in a periodic way.		There are few stories in [[Mahabharata]] witten by [[Ved Vyasa]] do say in a jungle, Varsha loved flowers. She went to pick many flowers such as [[Rose]], [[Hibiscus]], with her boyfriend, [[Karna]]. Some Historians may say she used to pick flowers in the [[Kamyaka Forest]]. An eagle named Vasudhara, used to rule the forest, who was an asura, took the form of an eagle, after the death of [[Ghatotkacha]]. Varsha was roaming and roaming and didn't know where was [[Karna]]. Vasudhara, angrily kidnapped Varsha and made her sit in the nest. In that stage, Vasudhara had no babies. [[Karna]] saw the eagle and killed her and destroyed the nest and saved his girlfriend with his good aim. The eagle died without any mercy. Therefore, this story of [[Mahabharata]] may be a complex story. This story may not be real as this story is fictional and is said by [[Devdutt Pattnaik]]. This story is shown in a systematic way where [[Duryodhana]] makes their marriage in a periodic way.

	====Wayang Kulit style====		====Wayang Kulit style====

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	Karna's marriage is found in the Shanti Parva married to Princess Varsha, daughter of Rajayasena in the Hindu literature. Stree Parva mentions she had a beautiful daughter who used to look like Karna, [[List of characters in the Mahabharata#Ratnamala\|Ratnamala]] who had cordial relations with [[List of characters in the Mahabharata#Lakshmanaa\|Lakshmanaa]]. Narakasura, against Karna's caste wanted to behead Karna, but Varsha fortunately do not agree to this incident and went from the [[Pragjyotisha Kingdom]]. After seeing Karna, she told him everything. Karna and Varsha did a gandharva vivah when Karna knew what Varsha was telling him. Same story is with with the original folktales the king of Karpajota, King Rajayasen. As per this Hindu folktale, she was immense to marry [[Karna]], Rajayasena declined and told her that in the Swayamvara he will never allow Karna and will not invite him. ~~Reads~~ came from Varsha's eyes and she went crying bitterly. Her boyfriend, Angaraja Karna told her not to cry but he had a solution that they should do the Gandharva vivah so no one notices. Later, she gives birth to Ratnamala. '''Ratnamala''' or '''Ratna''' later was a gorgeous girl by Varsha. Varsha later dies with [[Karna]] in [[Sati (practice)\|Sati]].		Karna's marriage is found in the Shanti Parva married to Princess Varsha, daughter of Rajayasena in the Hindu literature. Stree Parva mentions she had a beautiful daughter who used to look like Karna, [[List of characters in the Mahabharata#Ratnamala\|Ratnamala]] who had cordial relations with [[List of characters in the Mahabharata#Lakshmanaa\|Lakshmanaa]]. Narakasura, against Karna's caste wanted to behead Karna, but Varsha fortunately do not agree to this incident and went from the [[Pragjyotisha Kingdom]]. After seeing Karna, she told him everything. Karna and Varsha did a gandharva vivah when Karna knew what Varsha was telling him. Same story is with with the original folktales the king of Karpajota, King Rajayasen. As per this Hindu folktale, she was immense to marry [[Karna]], Rajayasena declined and told her that in the Swayamvara he will never allow Karna and will not invite him. Tears came from Varsha's eyes and she went crying bitterly. Her boyfriend, Angaraja Karna told her not to cry but he had a solution that they should do the Gandharva vivah so no one notices. Later, she gives birth to Ratnamala. '''Ratnamala''' or '''Ratna''' later was a gorgeous girl by Varsha. Varsha later dies with [[Karna]] in [[Sati (practice)\|Sati]].

	[[Category:Characters in the Mahabharata]]		[[Category:Characters in the Mahabharata]]
	{{Mahabharata}}		{{Mahabharata}}

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	Karna's marriage is found in the Shanti Parva married to Princess Varsha, daughter of Rajayasena in the Hindu literature. Stree Parva mentions she had a beautiful daughter who used to look like Karna, [[List of characters in the Mahabharata#Ratnamala\|Ratnamala]] who had cordial relations with [[List of characters in the Mahabharata#Lakshmanaa\|Lakshmanaa]].		Karna's marriage is found in the Shanti Parva married to Princess Varsha, daughter of Rajayasena in the Hindu literature. Stree Parva mentions she had a beautiful daughter who used to look like Karna, [[List of characters in the Mahabharata#Ratnamala\|Ratnamala]] who had cordial relations with [[List of characters in the Mahabharata#Lakshmanaa\|Lakshmanaa]]. Narakasura, against Karna's caste wanted to behead Karna, but Varsha fortunately do not agree to this incident and went from the [[Pragjyotisha Kingdom]]. After seeing Karna, she told him everything. Karna and Varsha did a gandharva vivah when Karna knew what Varsha was telling him. Same story is with with the original folktales the king of Karpajota, King Rajayasen. As per this Hindu folktale, she was immense to marry [[Karna]], Rajayasena declined and told her that in the Swayamvara he will never allow Karna and will not invite him. Reads came from Varsha's eyes and she went crying bitterly. Her boyfriend, Angaraja Karna told her not to cry but he had a solution that they should do the Gandharva vivah so no one notices. Later, she gives birth to Ratnamala. '''Ratnamala''' or '''Ratna''' later was a gorgeous girl by Varsha. Varsha later dies with [[Karna]] in [[Sati (practice)\|Sati]].

	[[Category:Characters in the Mahabharata]]		[[Category:Characters in the Mahabharata]]
	{{Mahabharata}}		{{Mahabharata}}

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	\| affiliation = [[Kuru Kingdom\|Kuru Queen]]		\| affiliation = [[Kuru Kingdom\|Kuru Queen]]
	\| spouse = [[Karna]]		\| spouse = [[Karna]]
	\| children = [[Ratnamala]] (daughter)		\| children = [[Ratnamala]] (daughter), [[Vrishaketu]], [[Vrishasena]], Banasena, Sushena and Dvipata, Prasena, Srutasena (stepsons)
	\| home = (unnamed kingdom in sources mentioned as)[[Karpajota Kingdom]] (by birth), [[Hastinapura]] (by marriage)		\| home = (unnamed kingdom in sources mentioned as)[[Karpajota Kingdom]] (by birth), [[Hastinapura]] (by marriage)
	\| info-hdr = Information		\| info-hdr = Information
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	In the ''Mahabharata'', Karna's wife is mentioned six times. As she was fond of him, her father was legal of his duties and would not marry his daughter to [[Karna]] as he didn't like him by seeing his caste, and also supporting [[Kaurava]] [[Duryodhana]]. Varsha didnt like the way her father was behaving with her, and without her father's wish, she stubbornly married Karna.		In the ''Mahabharata'', Karna's wife is mentioned six times. As she was fond of him, her father was legal of his duties and would not marry his daughter to [[Karna]] as he didn't like him by seeing his caste, and also supporting [[Kaurava]] [[Duryodhana]]. Varsha didnt like the way her father was behaving with her, and without her father's wish, she stubbornly married Karna.

	==Textual sources and development==		==Textual sources and development==
	===Birth===		===Birth===

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	===Story in Indonesia cultures===		===Story in Indonesia cultures===
	Puppet figures of the [[Mahabharata]] characters are carved and made from wood. The puppeteer presents the Wayang kulit of [[Karna]] and wayang kulit of Varsha and also, it is made into a beautiful golek. The eagle, Vasudhara is not to be seen in [[Mahabharata]], but in epics available in [[Bengali]], [[Marathi]], [[Hindi]], [[Telugu]] and [[Malayalam]] and various others. Wayang performers make her the daughter of King [[Narakasura]] and she is the princess of the [[Pragjyotisha Kingdom]]. In indonesia cultures or figure story, [[Bhagadatta]] is her son.		Puppet figures of the [[Mahabharata]] characters are carved and made from wood. The puppeteer presents the Wayang kulit of [[Karna]] and wayang kulit of Varsha and also, it is made into a beautiful golek. The eagle, Vasudhara is not to be seen in [[Mahabharata]], but in epics available in [[Bengali]], [[Marathi]], [[Hindi]], [[Telugu]] and [[Malayalam]] and various others. Wayang performers make her the daughter of King [[Narakasura]] and she is the princess of the [[Pragjyotisha Kingdom]]. In indonesia cultures or figure story, [[Bhagadatta]] is her son.

			==Regional folktales==
			===As the daughter of Narakasura===
			Narakasura, a powerful demon was her father and wanted her to marry a powerful asura. Varsha, the beautiful lady told her father she liked Karna instead of the asuras. This makes [[Narakasura]] angry and he tells her that he is against because he was a Sutaputra, but Varsha did not agree to it.


			Karna's marriage is found in the Shanti Parva married to Princess Varsha, daughter of Rajayasena in the Hindu literature. Stree Parva mentions she had a beautiful daughter who used to look like Karna, [[List of characters in the Mahabharata#Ratnamala\|Ratnamala]] who had cordial relations with [[List of characters in the Mahabharata#Lakshmanaa\|Lakshmanaa]].

	[[Category:Characters in the Mahabharata]]		[[Category:Characters in the Mahabharata]]
	{{Mahabharata}}		{{Mahabharata}}

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	'''Varsha''' was the wife of [[Karna]], who is known as the hero of [[Mahabharata]], she was known as the daughter in law, welcomed by [[Kunti]], [[Karna]]'s mother. She was legally beautiful according to folklores and the friend of [[Bhanumati (Mahabharata)\|Bhanumati]] and beautiful maiden to [[Karna]]. It is also said that Varsha met secretly with [[Karna]], but however, her father Rajaysena declines [[Karna]] as his son in law, as he knew when the Senapati told his full information to the King. Varsha was kidnapped by [[Karna]] during the [[Swayamvara]], they secretly marry in the [[Gandharva Vivah]] style, by doing the acts of [[Krishna]] but their story is comparatively different apart from Karna's marriage. Varsha and [[Karna]] had a daughter named Ratnamala, who later became the friend of Lakshmanaa, [[Duryodhana]]'s daughter. She was the Princess of the Kingdom named, Karpjot, which is not mentioned in [[Mahabharata]] of [[Vyasa]].		'''Varsha''' was the wife of [[Karna]], who is known as the hero of [[Mahabharata]], she was known as the daughter in law, welcomed by [[Kunti]], [[Karna]]'s mother. She was legally beautiful according to folklores and the friend of [[Bhanumati (Mahabharata)\|Bhanumati]] and beautiful maiden to [[Karna]]. It is also said that Varsha met secretly with [[Karna]], but however, her father Rajaysena declines [[Karna]] as his son in law, as he knew when the Senapati told his full information to the King. Varsha was kidnapped by [[Karna]] during the [[Swayamvara]], they secretly marry in the [[Gandharva Vivah]] style, by doing the acts of [[Krishna]] but their story is comparatively different apart from Karna's marriage. Varsha and [[Karna]] had a daughter named Ratnamala, who later became the friend of Lakshmanaa, [[Duryodhana]]'s daughter. She was the Princess of the Kingdom named, Karpjot, which is not mentioned in [[Mahabharata]] of [[Vyasa]].

			In the ''Mahabharata'', Karna's wife is mentioned six times. As she was fond of him, her father was legal of his duties and would not marry his daughter to [[Karna]] as he didn't like him by seeing his caste, and also supporting [[Kaurava]] [[Duryodhana]]. Varsha didnt like the way her father was behaving with her, and without her father's wish, she stubbornly married Karna.
	==Textual sources and development==		==Textual sources and development==
	===Birth===		===Birth===

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	===Story in Indonesia cultures===		===Story in Indonesia cultures===
	Puppet figures of the [[Mahabharata]] characters are carved and made from wood. The puppeteer presents the Wayang kulit of [[Karna]] and wayang kulit of Varsha and also, it is made into a beautiful golek. The eagle, Vasudhara is not to be seen in [[Mahabharata]], but in epics available in [[Bengali]], [[Marathi]], [[Hindi]], [[Telugu]] and [[Malayalam]] and various others. Wayang performers make her the daughter of King [[Narakasura]] and she is the princess of the [[Pragjyotisha Kingdom]]. In indonesia cultures or figure story, [[Bhagadatta]] is her son.		Puppet figures of the [[Mahabharata]] characters are carved and made from wood. The puppeteer presents the Wayang kulit of [[Karna]] and wayang kulit of Varsha and also, it is made into a beautiful golek. The eagle, Vasudhara is not to be seen in [[Mahabharata]], but in epics available in [[Bengali]], [[Marathi]], [[Hindi]], [[Telugu]] and [[Malayalam]] and various others. Wayang performers make her the daughter of King [[Narakasura]] and she is the princess of the [[Pragjyotisha Kingdom]]. In indonesia cultures or figure story, [[Bhagadatta]] is her son.

			[[Category:Characters in the Mahabharata]]
			{{Mahabharata}}

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	===Story in Indonesia cultures===		===Story in Indonesia cultures===
	Puppet figures of the [[Mahabharata]] characters are carved and made from wood. The puppeteer presents the Wayang kulit of [[Karna]] and wayang kulit of Varsha and also, it is made into a beautiful golek. The eagle, Vasudhara is not to be seen in [[Mahabharata]], but in epics available in [[Bengali]], [[Marathi]], [[Hindi]], [[Telugu]] and [[Malayalam]] and various others.		Puppet figures of the [[Mahabharata]] characters are carved and made from wood. The puppeteer presents the Wayang kulit of [[Karna]] and wayang kulit of Varsha and also, it is made into a beautiful golek. The eagle, Vasudhara is not to be seen in [[Mahabharata]], but in epics available in [[Bengali]], [[Marathi]], [[Hindi]], [[Telugu]] and [[Malayalam]] and various others. Wayang performers make her the daughter of King [[Narakasura]] and she is the princess of the [[Pragjyotisha Kingdom]]. In indonesia cultures or figure story, [[Bhagadatta]] is her son.