Women in Mahabharata - Vishala
She is the fourth of wife of Ajamidha. She has no known sons and therefore unfortunately doesn't appear in most lists where her husband is mentioned.
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Women in Mahabharata - Vishala
She is the fourth of wife of Ajamidha. She has no known sons and therefore unfortunately doesn't appear in most lists where her husband is mentioned.
Women in Mahabharata - Neelini
Neelini Kaikeyi is the first wife of Hasti's son Ajamidha. Her son is Neela (it is not clear if he is named after her or if her name is recorded as 'his mother'), the oldest of this generation, who most probably left his father's kingdom of Hastinapura and ventured eastward.
Neelini is the vanshakara mother of the Panchala group of kings (4 generations after her time).
Women in Mahabharata - Sudeva Dasarhi
She is a princess of Dasarha, married to Paurava Vikunthana. She is the mother of the great progenitor Ajamidha.
Women in Mahabharata - Dhoomini
Rikshaa Dhoomini is the third and youngest wife of King Ajamidha. Her son Riksha, having a complexion like smoke, is the next reigning monarch of the capital Hastinapura.
Her great-grandson is the vanshakara Kuru, who helps his father Samvarana retrieve their kingdom from the control of the now-hostile Panchalas.
Women in Mahabharata - Keshini Kaikeyi
She is the second with of king Ajamidha. She only had one son- Kanva (named probably after their ancestor Shakuntala's adoptive father).
Kanva, similar to the temperament of his namesake, abdicates from his place in the line of succession and becomes a brahmin. His descendants are called 'kshatropeta dvija' (Kshatriya-Brahmins).
While these 'Kaanvayana' brahmins do not play any major role in the couse of the main story, but they do show up during family functions and other major events every now and then.