brought Nagamani from the Nagaloka to revive Arjuna

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Babruvahana is a character from the Indian epic Mahabharata, known as the son of Arjuna and Chitrangada who later plays a crucial role in his father's fate.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mahabharata character
mythological prince
appearsIn Mahabharata
assistedBy Ulupi in obtaining Nagamani
associatedWith Ashwamedha Yajna
linked to: Ashvamedha

Nagaloka
Nagamani
belongsToClan Pandava lineage
linked to: Pandavas
causeOfArjunaDeath defeated Arjuna during Ashwamedha campaign
characterType tragic yet dutiful son
countryOfOrigin ancient India
ethnicity Kshatriya
father Arjuna
grandfather Bhishmaka of Manipura
King Chitravahana
homeCity Manipura
knownFor bringing Nagamani from Nagaloka to revive Arjuna
killing Arjuna in battle
later reviving Arjuna
languageContext Sanskrit literature
literarySource Mahabharata Ashwamedhika Parva
moralTheme duty versus kinship
fate and destiny in familial relationships
mother Chitrangada
notableAct journeyed to Nagaloka to obtain Nagamani
performed penance after killing Arjuna
opponentInBattle Arjuna
participatedIn Ashwamedha horse campaign of Yudhishthira
linked to: Ashvamedhika Parva
paternalGrandfather Pandu
paternalGrandmother Kunti
relatedTo Krishna
Pandavas
religion Hinduism
rescuedBy Ulupi
revivedBy Nagamani from Nagaloka
linked to: Naga gem Nagamani
roleInEpic instrument of Arjuna’s temporary death and revival
son who unknowingly kills his father
spouse Suvarchala
title prince of Manipura
trainedBy Arjuna
Chitrangada
trainedIn archery
warfare
weapon bow and arrows

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Babruvahana event brought Nagamani from the Nagaloka to revive Arjuna