Parijata tree

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The Parijata tree is a celestial, wish-fulfilling tree from Hindu mythology, famed in legends involving Krishna and his consort Satyabhama.

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Parijata tree canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf celestial object in Hindu mythology
mythological tree
wish-fulfilling tree
associatedConcept kalpavriksha
associatedWith Indra
Indra's garden Nandana
Krishna
Rukmini
Satyabhama
causeOf conflict between Krishna and Indra
centralToStory Parijata-harana episode
linked to: Parijat Haran
connectedEvent Samudra Manthan
culturalRole motif in classical dance and drama
subject of devotional poetry
theme in temple art
devoteesBelieve its remembrance brings blessings
emergedFrom churning of the ocean of milk
feature celestial fragrance
divine blossoms
ever-blooming flowers
immortality-granting association
wish-fulfilling
giftedTo Indra
grants boons
wishes
linkedDeity Lakshmi
linked to: Sri (Lakshmi)

Vishnu
locatedInMyth Indra's heaven
linked to: Svarga

Svarga
mentionedIn Bhagavata Purana
Harivamsa
Vishnu Purana
various Puranas
mythologicalOrigin Hindu mythology
narrativeTheme rivalry between Satyabhama and Rukmini
transfer of heavenly wealth to earth
plantedAt Satyabhama's palace in Dvaraka
linked to: Bet Dwarka
religion Hinduism
residesIn Nandana garden
symbolism conjugal devotion
divine love
heavenly blessings on earth
spiritual fulfillment
takenBy Krishna
takenFrom Indra
takenTo Dvaraka
typeOf kalpavriksha
worshippedAs sacred tree

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Satyabhama associatedWith Parijata tree
Samudra Manthan featuresBeing Parijata tree
Kshira Sagara producedFromChurning Parijata tree
subject linked to: Kshira Sagara (Ocean of Milk)
Ocean of Milk yields Parijata tree