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Family Tree Of Pandavas In Mahabharata: Know About The 12 Sons
Pandavas
became
a
household
Indian
name
by
the
dint
of
their
valour
and
their
values
both
of
which
were
exemplary.
It
was
due
to
them
that
the
colossally
significant
epic
of
Mahabharata
was
created.
The
pandavas
were
the
sons
of
Pandu
and
Kunti
/Madri
who
were
born
in
unusual
circumstances
and
ways,
Each
Pandava
prince
was
born
as
a
blessing
from
a
deity
to
Kunti.
Sons
of
Pandavas
could
not
equal
their
parents
in
valour
or
values,
but
they
played
soldierly
roles
in
the
Kurukshetra
war
where
they
performed
and
proved
themselves
to
be
fitting
scions
of
the
pandavas.
They
had
Lord
Krishna
himself
by
their
side
who
helped
them
with
each
step
they
took
in
their
famous
yet
challenging
lives.
There
is
a
legend
associated
with
their
death.
After
the
concluding
day
of
the
war,
Ashwatthama
came
to
Pandavas
camp
at
night
and
butchered
all
those
five
people
whom
he
thought
were
pandavas.
But
he
had
killed
all
the
sons
of
Pandavas
including
drishtadyumna
and
Shikhandi.
Sons
of
Pandavas
were
called
Upapandavas
whose
details
are
briefly
mentioned
in
the
article
below.
The Sons Of Pandavas
It
was
during
Pandava's
exile
from
Hastinapur,
that
the
opportunity
to
marry
arrived
during
the
Swayamvar
of
Draupadi.
Arjuna
the
bravest
of
all
pandavas
won
her
heart
and
hands
in
the
archery
competition.
But
the
situation
developed
in
such
a
way
that
all
the
pandavas
were
forced
to
marry
Draupado
and
each
had
a
son
from
Draupadi.
They
are
Prativindhya,
Sutasoma,
Srutakirti,
Satanika,
and
Srutakarman,
respectively.
Together,
these
five
sons
of
Pandavas
are
also
known
as
the
Pandavaputras,
or
Draupadeyas.
From
other
wives
too,
they
could
beget
children.
They
are
listed
below.
1.
Yudhisthira:
Prativindhya
and
Yaudheya
2.
Bhima:
Sutasoma,Ghatotkach,
and
Sarvaga
3.
Arjuna:
Srutakarma,Iravan,
Babhruvahana,
and
Abhimanyu
4.
Nakula:
Shatanika
and
Niramitra
5.
Sahadeva:
Shrutasena
and
Suhotra
1. Yudhisthira
Draupadi and Devika were the two wives of Yudhishthira. Devika was the daughter of Govasana, of the shaibya tribe. Yudhishthira married her on his own will and they had a son named Yaudheya. Prativindhya, He ruled the kingdom of Shakala and later fought in the great Kurukshetra war for Pandavas.
2. Bhima
He was the only pandava who showed dedicated love towards Draupadi as he was the one who avenged injustice of vastrapaharan that happened to Draupadi. He had three sons from three wives. From Draupadi, Sutasoma was born, and he nearly killed Shakuni in the war but did not survive the war. He had a son by name Ghatotkach. From Hidimba, a demoness. She was the first woman that he married. He married the princess of Kasi, by name Jalandhara and begot Sarvaga.
3. Arjuna
He is the second most famous character of Mahabharata, after Krishna. He was the greatest archer of his times. He married four princesses, Draupadi, Ulupi, Chitrangada, and Subhadra. He had Srutakarma from Draupadi, Iravana from Ulupi, Babhruvahana from Chitrangada, and Abhimanyu from Subhadra. Each of his sons fought the war of Kurukshetra ferociously with the most prominent of them being Abhimanyu. All of them did not survive the war.
4. Nakula
Sahadeva and Nakula were twins that were born to king Pandu and Madri due to the blessings of Ashwini Kumaras. They are step-brothers of Yudhisthira, Bhima, and Arjuna. Nakula was an expert in Horseriding and ayurveda. He had two sons, Shatanika from Draupadi and Niramitra from Karenumati, the daughter of shishupala.
5. Sahadeva
Sahadeva was the youngest and known for his exceptional skills in swordsmanship and astrology. Even Duryodhana sought his astrological advice for any of his plans. He was known for his exemplary swordsmanship. He had two sons, Shrutasena from Draupadi and Suhotra from Vijaya. Vijaya was the daughter of king of Madra who chose Sahadeva through svayamvar.
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