Karenumati

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Karenumati is a lesser-known queen in the Indian epic Mahabharata, chiefly recognized as the wife of the Pandava prince Nakula and the mother of his son Niramitra.

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Karenumati canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mahabharata character
mythological queen
appearsIn Mahabharata
associatedWith Pandavas
canonicalStatus minor character in Mahabharata
child Niramitra
culture Indian
ethnicContext Kuru dynasty milieu
familyRole Pandava consort
father Nakula
fictionalUniverse Mahabharata universe
gender female
husbandIs Pandava prince
languageOfSourceTexts Sanskrit
literaryGenre Itihasa
maritalStatus married
mother Karenumati
notableFor being mother of Niramitra
being wife of Nakula
originatesFrom ancient Indian epic tradition
portrayedAs queen
religion Hinduism
spouse Karenumati
Nakula
spouseAffiliation Pandavas
timePeriodOfSetting Dvapara Yuga
workOfFiction Mahabharata

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Nakula spouse Karenumati
Nakula spouse Karenumati
subject linked to: Karenumati
Niramitra mother Karenumati
subject linked to: Karenumati
Satanika mother Karenumati