Дамаянти
Damayanti () is a heroine in ancient Indian literature, primarily known for her role in the episode of Nalopakhyana, which is embedded within the Vana Parva (the third book) of the epic Mahabharata (c. 400 BCE – 400 CE). She is celebrated for her beauty, intelligence, unwavering love, and steadfast devotion to her husband, Nala, the king of Nishadha kingdom.
Key facts
- Character.children
- Indrasena (son)Indrasenā (daughter)
- Character.image
- Ravi_Varma-Princess_Damayanthi_talking_with_Royal_Swan_about_Nala.jpg
- Character.caption
- Hamsa Damayanti by Raja Ravi Varma depicting Damayanti conversing with the divine swan about Nala.
- Character.info hdr
- Information
- Character.family
- Bhima of Vidarbha (father)Dama, Danta, and Damana (brothers)
- Character.home
- Vidarbha kingdom
- Character.spouse
- Nala
- Character.relatives
- Queen-Mother of Chedi (maternal aunt)Subahu and Sunanda (maternal cousins)Pushkara (brother-in-law)
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Wikidata facts
- Image
- Ravi Varma-Princess Damayanthi talking with Royal Swan about Nala.jpg
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Article · Русский
Дамаянти (санскр. दमयंती, «укротительница», «победительница») — героиня индуистской мифологии, жена царя Налы. Один из главных персонажей «Сказания о Нале», входящего в состав «Махабхараты» (кн. 3-я, «Араньякапарва», гл. 50-79).
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