Sudharmaa
| Sudharmaa | |
|---|---|
| Information | |
| Family | Subala(Husband), Gandhari(Daughter), Shakuni(Eldest Son) and other sons |
| Spouse | Subala |
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Sudharmaa(Sanskrit:सुधर्मा; romanized: sudharmā) is a character in the Hindu epic Mahabharata. She was the queen of Gandhara Kingdom and the mother of Shakuni and Gandhari & the maternal grandmother of the Kauravas. She is first mentioned in the Adiparva Section of the Mahabharata where Bhishma arrived at Gandhara in order to put a marriage proposal for Gandhari with Dhritarashtra.
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In the original Mahabharata written by Vyasa, Sudharmaa is mentioned at very few places. Shakuni went to Hastinapur along with Gandhari after her marriage with Dhritarashtra whereas the other sons of the Gandhara king stayed in Gandhara along with Subala & Sudharmaa.
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