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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]]. | ||
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