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{{Infobox royalty|name=Padmavatigupta|succession=[[Gupta Empire|Gupta Queen]]|consort=[[Purugupta]]|predecessor=Shrimitradevi|spouse=[[Purugupta]]|dynasty=[[Gupta Empire|Gupta]]|religion=[[Hinduism]]}}
{{Infobox royalty|name=Padmavatigupta|succession=[[Gupta Empire|Gupta Queen]]|consort=[[Purugupta]]|predecessor=Shrimitradevi|spouse=[[Purugupta]]|dynasty=[[Gupta Empire|Gupta]]|religion=[[Hinduism]]}}


'''Padmavati''', '''Padmini''' or also known as '''Padmavatigupta''' was a wife of [[Purugupta]] who ruled the [[Gupta Empire]] a regent. Her name ''Padmini'' or ''Padmavati'' may come in the stone inscriptions of King [[Bhanugupta]], as his daughter. Her life was in a tragic story when her story life was ended in a beautiful way, somecopper plates of her husband, Purugupta may describe she was a very good friend of [[Prabhavatigupta]]. She was legal in history but was a not familiar in that era.  
'''Padmavati''', '''Padmini''' or also known as '''Padmavatigupta''' was a wife of [[Purugupta]] who ruled the [[Gupta Empire]] a regent. Her name ''Padmini'' or ''Padmavati'' may come in the stone inscriptions of King [[Bhanugupta]], as his daughter. Her life was in a tragic story when her story life was ended in a beautiful way, somecopper plates of her husband, Purugupta may describe she was a very good friend of [[Prabhavatigupta]]. She was legal in history but was a not familiar in that era. She was most likely the mother of [[Kumaragupta II]].


Padmavati too tried her best but successfully she had ruled the [[Gupta Empire]] as regent for her husband. Bhanugupta was a womanizer but some sources describe him being as a father of Padmavati. He married princess Hemavati but didn't spend much time with her and wanted to marry Padmavati. She felt disgusting and refused to marry him as he was already married. For not accepting the proposal, Bhanugupta made a plan to kidnap Padmavati and sex with her. [[Purugupta]] didn't allow  [[Bhanugupta]] to marry her as Shrimitradevi was very strict with Bhanugupta. He didn't like his own wife, Hemavati but wanted to marry Padmavati. Scared Padmavati did suicide and left [[Purugupta]] as Bhanugupta will catch her. After the death of Queen Padmavati, Purugupta did not marry another women as she was his very favourite wife. The word Padmavati may also refer to Rani Padmavati, wife of [[Ratnasimha]].
Padmavati too tried her best but successfully she had ruled the [[Gupta Empire]] as regent for her husband. Bhanugupta was a womanizer but some sources describe him being as a father of Padmavati. He married princess Hemavati but didn't spend much time with her and wanted to marry Padmavati. She felt disgusting and refused to marry him as he was already married. For not accepting the proposal, Bhanugupta made a plan to kidnap Padmavati and sex with her. [[Purugupta]] didn't allow  [[Bhanugupta]] to marry her as Shrimitradevi was very strict with Bhanugupta. He didn't like his own wife, Hemavati but wanted to marry Padmavati. Scared Padmavati did suicide and left [[Purugupta]] as Bhanugupta will catch her. After the death of Queen Padmavati, Purugupta did not marry another women as she was his very favourite wife. The word Padmavati may also refer to Rani Padmavati, wife of [[Ratnasimha]].


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[[Category:Gupta Empire]]

Revision as of 23:44, 23 April 2023

Padmavatigupta
Gupta Queen
PredecessorShrimitradevi
SpousePurugupta
DynastyGupta
ReligionHinduism

Padmavati, Padmini or also known as Padmavatigupta was a wife of Purugupta who ruled the Gupta Empire a regent. Her name Padmini or Padmavati may come in the stone inscriptions of King Bhanugupta, as his daughter. Her life was in a tragic story when her story life was ended in a beautiful way, somecopper plates of her husband, Purugupta may describe she was a very good friend of Prabhavatigupta. She was legal in history but was a not familiar in that era. She was most likely the mother of Kumaragupta II.

Padmavati too tried her best but successfully she had ruled the Gupta Empire as regent for her husband. Bhanugupta was a womanizer but some sources describe him being as a father of Padmavati. He married princess Hemavati but didn't spend much time with her and wanted to marry Padmavati. She felt disgusting and refused to marry him as he was already married. For not accepting the proposal, Bhanugupta made a plan to kidnap Padmavati and sex with her. Purugupta didn't allow Bhanugupta to marry her as Shrimitradevi was very strict with Bhanugupta. He didn't like his own wife, Hemavati but wanted to marry Padmavati. Scared Padmavati did suicide and left Purugupta as Bhanugupta will catch her. After the death of Queen Padmavati, Purugupta did not marry another women as she was his very favourite wife. The word Padmavati may also refer to Rani Padmavati, wife of Ratnasimha.