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Dharmavati is the wife of [[Dhrishtadyumna]] in some legends. She is also known as the cousin sister of Bhanumati, the wife of [[Duryodhana]]. | Dharmavati is the wife of [[Dhrishtadyumna]] in some legends. She is also known as the cousin sister of Bhanumati, the fourth wife of [[Duryodhana]]. | ||
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Dharmavati is the wife of Dhrishtadyumna in some legends. She is also known as the cousin sister of Bhanumati, the fourth wife of Duryodhana.
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| Affiliation | Panchal Queen |
| Family | Parents
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| Spouse | Dhrishtadyumna |
She is one of the wives of Dhrishtadyumna.
Life
Birth
She was the daughter of Dhanraja. When she grew up, her father was worried about her marriage and was thinking about a groom who loved his daughter, Dharmavati.
Marriage
Her father Dhanraja held a swayamvara, in that he invited Dhrishtadyumna, and many other warriors. The maidservants gave Princess Dharmavati a garland and her father asked her to go and put the garland on the prince which you like. When she came across Dhrishtadyumna, her eyes were filled with joy and happiness and she put the garland on Dhrishtadyumna and he took her to Paanchal happily.