Andhaka

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Andhaka is a prominent clan within the ancient Yadava lineage of Hindu tradition, often associated with the family and kingdom of Krishna.

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Andhaka canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Yadava clan
dynasty in Hindu tradition
alliedWith Krishna’s kingdom of Dvaraka
linked to: Dvaraka

Pandavas
associatedWith Krishna
Satvata lineage
Vrishni clan
conflictWith Jarasandha
linked to: Jarāsandha

Kuru dynasty
Magadha kingdom
linked to: Magadha
culturalRole important Yadava subdivision
part of Krishna’s extended family
describedIn Mahabharata
Puranas
ethnicContext Yadava people
genealogicalOrigin Yadu
genealogicalRelation branch of the Satvata–Vrishni–Andhaka line
hasMember Akrura
Aniruddha
Balarama
Devaki
Jarasandha’s in‑laws
Kamsa
Krishna
Pradyumna
Rukmini
Satyaki
Uddhava
Ugrasena
Vasudeva
linked to: Krishna
languageContext Sanskrit literature
locatedInNarrative Dvaraka kingdom
linked to: Dwarka kingdom

Mathura region
linked to: Mathura district
mentionedIn Bhagavata Purana
Harivamsa
Vishnu Purana
mythologicalStatus semi‑historical clan
notableEventAssociation Yadava civil strife leading to clan destruction
partOf Yadava lineage
politicalRole allied clan of Krishna
ruling family in Dvaraka
ruling family in Mathura
regionInTradition Mathura–Dvaraka area
linked to: Mathura

western India
religion Hinduism
roleInKrishnaNarratives holders of Krishna’s royal lineage
kinship group of Krishna
timePeriodInTradition Dvapara Yuga

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Yadava hasSubgroup Andhaka
Satvata relatedGroup Andhaka
Bhoja relatedClan Andhaka
Vrishni relatedClan Andhaka