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'''Dhanumati''' is the wife of [[Dhrishtadyumna]], the warrior of the [[Panchala|Panchala Kingdom]] and the son of King [[Drupada]]{{ref|This story echoes when Arjuna did to Subhadra}}. He is the brother of [[Draupadi]] and [[Shikhandi]]. It's said that [[Dhrishtadyumna]] not only had one wife, but many wives. Her name echoes with "Bhanumati ", the second wife of [[Duryodhana]]. Sometimes, she is depicted as the friend of [[Draupadi]], who was close to her. [[Duryodhana]] found a way to kidnap her but Dhanumati however escapes and goes with [[Dhrishtadyumna]] into his chariot{{efn|Dhanumati is sometimes depicted as the incarnation of goddess Jyoti, the daughter of Shiva}}. Her legends are basically unknown in [[Mahabharata]], but for the wide of [[Dhrishtadyumna]], mainly Shashwathi is mentioned. Shashirekha is mentioned to be the daughter of [[Brihadratha]] and the sister of King [[Jarasandha]]{{efn|Not more is mentioned about Dhanumati or Shashirekha}}. Dhanumati had beautiful features just like [[Bhanumati (Mahabharata)|Bhanumati]] and [[ | '''Dhanumati''' is the wife of [[Dhrishtadyumna]], the warrior of the [[Panchala|Panchala Kingdom]] and the son of King [[Drupada]]{{ref|This story echoes when Arjuna did to Subhadra}}. He is the brother of [[Draupadi]] and [[Shikhandi]]. It's said that [[Dhrishtadyumna]] not only had one wife, but many wives. Her name echoes with "Bhanumati ", the second wife of [[Duryodhana]]. Sometimes, she is depicted as the friend of [[Draupadi]], who was close to her. [[Duryodhana]] found a way to kidnap her but Dhanumati however escapes and goes with [[Dhrishtadyumna]] into his chariot{{efn|Dhanumati is sometimes depicted as the incarnation of goddess Jyoti, the daughter of Shiva}}. Her legends are basically unknown in [[Mahabharata]], but for the wide of [[Dhrishtadyumna]], mainly Shashwathi is mentioned. Shashirekha is mentioned to be the daughter of [[Brihadratha]] and the sister of King [[Jarasandha]]{{efn|Not more is mentioned about Dhanumati or Shashirekha}}. Dhanumati had beautiful features just like [[Bhanumati (Mahabharata)|Bhanumati]] and [[Mayuri (wife of Duryodhana)|Mayuri]]. So, [[Dhrishtadyumna]] won her hand in the [[Swayamvara]] and so her father married her off to [[Dhrishtadyumna]], knowing he is a learned prince. More stories say, she is the daughter of [[Bhagadatta]], son of [[Narakasura]] and his wife, Maya{{ref|mentioned in some stories as daughter and a fictional character by Vyasa. Dhrishtadyumna and Dhanumati also play garbha and dandiya with each other when Duryodhana makes a plan to kidnap Dhanumati}}. [[Vyasa]] simplified Dhanumati's stories into a different way so that people cannot be confused as people can think Dhanumati can be either Bhanumati's name. And then, later, [[Kauravas]] were added to the stories, to simplify [[Subhadra]]'s story. The texts of [[Bhagavata Purana]] mention, her father as [[Bhagadatta]] in some versions. | ||
Mostly, she is mentioned in some of the texts in [[Bhagavata Purana]] and some other texts. The mentions in other [[Puranas]] are unnamed but she is most likely to mentioned in [[Vayu Purana]] of [[Mahabharata]], or [[Garuda Purana]]. | Mostly, she is mentioned in some of the texts in [[Bhagavata Purana]] and some other texts. The mentions in other [[Puranas]] are unnamed but she is most likely to mentioned in [[Vayu Purana]] of [[Mahabharata]], or [[Garuda Purana]]. She was a twin of [[Bhanumati (Mahabharata)|Bhanumati]]. | ||
==Versions in Mahabharata== | |||
===Indonesian=== | |||
====Danowati==== | |||
Danowati, who was a beautiful girl of [[Pragjyotisha Kingdom]], or Kamarupa was a princess who used to love [[Dhrishtadyumna]] from her early childhood. She was the twin and younger sister of [[Bhanumati (Mahabharata)|Banowati (Bhanumati)]] and daughter of [[Bhagadatta|Bagadata]]. Her father refrained her from meeting [[Dhrishtadyumna]] as he wanted Dhanumati to marry one of the [[Kauravas]]. She rejected the proposal with [[Duryodhana]] and did not even looked at him. This angers Duryodhana and asks [[Bhagadatta]] to arrange his [[Force marriage]] with Dhanumati. When Dhanumati gets this message, she was scared and she starts writing a letter to Dhrishtadyumna. He read the letter and went to Pragjyotisha and kidnapped Danowati (Dhanumati). | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 12:29, 19 August 2023
Dhanumati is the wife of Dhrishtadyumna, the warrior of the Panchala Kingdom and the son of King Drupada[1]. He is the brother of Draupadi and Shikhandi. It's said that Dhrishtadyumna not only had one wife, but many wives. Her name echoes with "Bhanumati ", the second wife of Duryodhana. Sometimes, she is depicted as the friend of Draupadi, who was close to her. Duryodhana found a way to kidnap her but Dhanumati however escapes and goes with Dhrishtadyumna into his chariot[lower-alpha 1]. Her legends are basically unknown in Mahabharata, but for the wide of Dhrishtadyumna, mainly Shashwathi is mentioned. Shashirekha is mentioned to be the daughter of Brihadratha and the sister of King Jarasandha[lower-alpha 2]. Dhanumati had beautiful features just like Bhanumati and Mayuri. So, Dhrishtadyumna won her hand in the Swayamvara and so her father married her off to Dhrishtadyumna, knowing he is a learned prince. More stories say, she is the daughter of Bhagadatta, son of Narakasura and his wife, Maya[2]. Vyasa simplified Dhanumati's stories into a different way so that people cannot be confused as people can think Dhanumati can be either Bhanumati's name. And then, later, Kauravas were added to the stories, to simplify Subhadra's story. The texts of Bhagavata Purana mention, her father as Bhagadatta in some versions.
Mostly, she is mentioned in some of the texts in Bhagavata Purana and some other texts. The mentions in other Puranas are unnamed but she is most likely to mentioned in Vayu Purana of Mahabharata, or Garuda Purana. She was a twin of Bhanumati.
Versions in Mahabharata
Indonesian
Danowati
Danowati, who was a beautiful girl of Pragjyotisha Kingdom, or Kamarupa was a princess who used to love Dhrishtadyumna from her early childhood. She was the twin and younger sister of Banowati (Bhanumati) and daughter of Bagadata. Her father refrained her from meeting Dhrishtadyumna as he wanted Dhanumati to marry one of the Kauravas. She rejected the proposal with Duryodhana and did not even looked at him. This angers Duryodhana and asks Bhagadatta to arrange his Force marriage with Dhanumati. When Dhanumati gets this message, she was scared and she starts writing a letter to Dhrishtadyumna. He read the letter and went to Pragjyotisha and kidnapped Danowati (Dhanumati).
References