a character from Mahabharat you want to get as life partner - Page 13

Vrish you make it sound like there will be a lot of voilence if Mr.Danveer will need even krishna, balram and bheem to handle the kalyug born wives.
Well, he can always give a call in vaikuntha and ask krishna to come and bring yudhishtira and arjuna with him.
Who else can advice on this matter but the one who has thousands of wives.

Originally posted by: Ddiala

@varaali: May be Amba would agree.. If Vrish can promise her that he will kill Bheeshma 😛.. not a big deal really 😆 Hope I can make a good mother in law for 13 girls of Kaliyug

But you promised me sau maa that you'll be my only Sas and I will ne ur only Bahu 😭😭 what about that????

@Vrish: hey thats a good idea and very much in line with my baby karna adoption plan.. thanks 😉 Anyone can be the cause of Pandu's death.. but the one to enter the pyre will be Kunti jiji 😆

that's hillarious 😆🤣

and u really dint understand why none picked Yudishtar? 😲

@all Karna takers: PM me ur profile with 1 full size photograph and 1 bust.. let me have a look 😈

@panchaali - am sorry dear!! 😭 looks like it is not easy.. 😭

@coolnfresh: 5 wives of Karna came from this thread.. now it is 13 or may be more I dint count

Originally posted by: Cool-n-Fresh

Karna had 5 wives!?😕But read this Wikipedia article.

Vrushali, also spelled Vrishali, is a Hindu female first name. The name is mentioned in the ancient Mahabharata epic as the wife of famed warrior Karna.

Very little known is known about Vrushali, except that she was from the charioteer caste and chosen by Karna's adoptive father Adhiratha, also of the same caste. According to the Udyoga Parva Bhagavatayana, in shloka #1011, where Karna declines Lord Krishna's offer to defect from Duryodhana's camp, the warrior states :

Naama vai vasusheneti kaarayaamaasa maadhava I

Bhaaryaashchoda mama praapte yauvane tatparichhaat II

Unfortunately, M.N. Dutt's Mahabharata translation has been incorrectly rephrased as "On attaining my youth too did I marry wives according to his choice." Grammatically speaking however, the word "bhaaryaa" in Sanskrit means "the wife" or "one of the wives".

In addition, in the Stree Parva's Jalapradanikaparva, when Gandhari laments the massacre on the battlefield, she devotes four lengthier shlokas (#10, #11, #12, and #14) to one sole woman whom she identifies as Karna's wife, albeit with no name. Gandhari does state the names of the couple's two sons, Vrishasena and Sushena.

Although the names Supriya and Prabhavati have recently surfaced on the internet as possible co-wives of Karna, they appear nowhere in any reputed translation of the Mahabharata. Interestingly, a far later version of Karna's story appears in Tamil literature, where the wife is named Ponnaruvi. Since Karna was crowned king of the Anga province by his emperor and best friend Duryodhana, and both Anga andHastinapura are in North India, it is unlikely that members of this Sanskrit-speaking area would give their children Dravidian names.

Originally posted by: .Vrish.

You can do what Usha did to Anirudha - abduct him, and capture & marry him. If the other suitoresses decide to take a go, you can take Karna's bow & battle them. Hopefully, you can defeat 12 of them fighting against you together. If not, you're unworthy of Karna 😈

Originally posted by: Ddiala

it is hard to deny to others dear.. pls understand.. Ok I will make u the first one.. I promise u will be Angarani 👍🏼

vajra , krishna's great grand son , because he was only to carry the blood of that mythical dynasty

RoseFairy, Good choice! Unlike his mother & grandmother, you ain't his cousin 👏

Originally posted by: .Vrish.

RoseFairy, Good choice! Unlike his mother & grandmother, you ain't his cousin 👏

Vajra's mother was Rochana - grandniece of Rukmini.