Chitravahana

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Chitravahana is a lesser-known king in the Mahabharata, remembered primarily as the maternal grandfather of Babruvahana and a ruler associated with the region of Manipura.

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Chitravahana canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf character in the Mahabharata
mythological king
appearsIn Mahabharata
associatedWithRegion Manipura
culture Ancient Indian
fatherInLawOf Arjuna
fatherOf Chitrangada
gender male
grandfatherOf Babruvahana
hasChild Chitrangada
hasDescendant Babruvahana
hasRelative Arjuna
Chitrangada
languageOfSources Sanskrit
literaryGenre epic
maternalGrandfatherOf Babruvahana
mythologicalTradition Itihasa
notableFor being the father of Chitrangada
being the father-in-law of Arjuna
being the maternal grandfather of Babruvahana
occupation king
relatedWork Adi Parva
religion Hinduism
rulesOver Manipura
sourceText Mahabharata, Adi Parva
linked to: Mahabharata
title King of Manipura

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Babruvahana grandfather Chitravahana
Chitrangada father Chitravahana
Chitrangada trainedBy Chitravahana