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Karna's name is VasuSHena, not VasuSena -- Sha & Na as in Vishnu.
Names of Karna's wives are not mentioned in Vyasa Bharata. Vrishali & Supriya are creations of Shivaji Sawant, the author of Karna based novel, Mrityunjaya. However, in Bengali Mahabharata his wife is Padmavati; in Tamil folklore she is Urvee/Ponnuruvi; and Shruti kaanti / Surti kanti in Indonesian Mahabharata.
Karna had no sons by name Sudama and Shatrunjaya, AFAIK. Again they are only imaginations of Mr Sawant. To name, Karna's sons were Vrishasena, Dvipata, Sushena, Prasena, Satyasena, Chitrasena, Susharma (Banasena) and Vrishaketu.

Originally posted by: Brahmaputra

Karna's name is VasuSHena, not VasuSena -- Sha & Na as in Vishnu.
Names of Karna's wives are not mentioned in Vyasa Bharata. Vrishali & Supriya are creations of Shivaji Sawant, the author of Karna based novel, Mrityunjaya. However, in Bengali Mahabharata his wife is Padmavati; in Tamil folklore she is Urvee/Ponnuruvi; and Shruti kaanti / Surti kanti in Indonesian Mahabharata.
Karna had no sons by name Sudama and Shatrunjaya, AFAIK. Again they are only imaginations of Mr Sawant. To name, Karna's sons were Vrishasena, Dvipata, Sushena, Prasena, Satyasena, Chitrasena, Susharma (Banasena) and Vrishaketu.

Jamy...one earnest request to u.
Please keep correcting misconceptions in this manner...in the future as well...
Same request to all the well-learned members of this forum... 😊

Just a request... 😊

Originally posted by: jmoyee200

😊 Hello Good morning to all of u... Just some Share -- Interesting===

6 Different Names of Karn======

Vasusena ,, Radheya ,, Angaraj Karna ,, Vaikartana ,, Vrisha.

Mahabharat mentions the names of Karn's Family

wifes & sons==

2 wifes -Vrushali & Supriya .

sons - Sudama, Vrishasena, Vrishaketu, Chitrasena, Satyasena, Sushena, Shatrunjaya, Dvipata, Banasena and Prasena;

Literature

Rabindranath Tagore wrote a poem, "Karna Kunti Sangbad" based on the meeting of Karna and Kunti before the war. Karna also has been topic of various contemporary literary works. The Marathi books of Radheya (1973) authored by Ranjit Desai and Mrityunjay (1967) authored by Shivaji Sawant bring forth Karna's private and personal life on paper.^[58] Sawant also received Moortidevi Award, instituted by Bharatiya Jnanpith, for his work^[59] and was translated into nine languages.^[60]Ramdhari Singh Dinkar in 1978 published an epic poem Rashmirathi (translation: One who rides the Chariot of light, 1952) which narrates Karna's life.^[61] The poem has later also been adapted as play.^[62

• Bowles, Adam, 2006. Mahbhrata: Karna. Published by NYU Press. ISBN 0-8147-9981-7.
• Brockington, J. L. (1998). The Sanskrit Epics. BRILL. ISBN 90-04-10260-4. Retrieved 25 November 2013.
• Buitenen, Johannes Adrianus Bernardus, 1978. The Mahbhrata. 3 volumes (translation / publication incomplete due to his death). University of Chicago Press.
• Kamala Chandrakant (2009). Karna. Amar Chitra Katha. ISBN 81-89999-49-4.
• Desai, Ranjit. Radheya. ISBN 81-7766-746-7
• Dinkar, Ramdhari Singh. The Sun Charioteer: a poetic rendering of Karna's life, his dharma, his friendship and tragedies. Rashmirathi; / " (in Hindi)
• McGrath, Kevin (2004). The Sanskrit Hero: Karna in Epic Mahbhrata. BRILL. ISBN 90-04-13729-7. Retrieved25 November 2013.
• Sawant, Shivaji. Mrityunjaya, the death conqueror: the story of Karna. ISBN 81-7189-002-4
• Subramaniam, Kamala, Smt. The Mahabharata. Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan Press.
• Winternitz, Maurice (1996). A History of Indian Literature, Volume 1. Motilal Banarsidass Publication. ISBN 81-208-0264-0. Retrieved 25 November 2013.

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Originally posted by: amritat

Jamy...one earnest request to u.
Please keep correcting misconceptions in this manner...in the future as well...
Same request to all the well-learned members of this forum... 😊

Just a request... 😊

Sure Amrita.😊

Originally posted by: jmoyee200

😊 Hello Good morning to all of u... Just some Share -- Interesting===

6 Different Names of Karn======

Vasusena ,, Radheya ,, Angaraj Karna ,, Vaikartana ,, Vrisha.

Mahabharat mentions the names of Karn's Family

wifes & sons==

2 wifes -Vrushali & Supriya .

sons - Sudama, Vrishasena, Vrishaketu, Chitrasena, Satyasena, Sushena, Shatrunjaya, Dvipata, Banasena and Prasena;

Literature

Rabindranath Tagore wrote a poem, "Karna Kunti Sangbad" based on the meeting of Karna and Kunti before the war. Karna also has been topic of various contemporary literary works. The Marathi books of Radheya (1973) authored by Ranjit Desai and Mrityunjay (1967) authored by Shivaji Sawant bring forth Karna's private and personal life on paper.^[58] Sawant also received Moortidevi Award, instituted by Bharatiya Jnanpith, for his work^[59] and was translated into nine languages.^[60]Ramdhari Singh Dinkar in 1978 published an epic poem Rashmirathi (translation: One who rides the Chariot of light, 1952) which narrates Karna's life.^[61] The poem has later also been adapted as play.^[62

• Bowles, Adam, 2006. Mahbhrata: Karna. Published by NYU Press. ISBN 0-8147-9981-7.
• Brockington, J. L. (1998). The Sanskrit Epics. BRILL. ISBN 90-04-10260-4. Retrieved 25 November 2013.
• Buitenen, Johannes Adrianus Bernardus, 1978. The Mahbhrata. 3 volumes (translation / publication incomplete due to his death). University of Chicago Press.
• Kamala Chandrakant (2009). Karna. Amar Chitra Katha. ISBN 81-89999-49-4.
• Desai, Ranjit. Radheya. ISBN 81-7766-746-7
• Dinkar, Ramdhari Singh. The Sun Charioteer: a poetic rendering of Karna's life, his dharma, his friendship and tragedies. Rashmirathi; / " (in Hindi)
• McGrath, Kevin (2004). The Sanskrit Hero: Karna in Epic Mahbhrata. BRILL. ISBN 90-04-13729-7. Retrieved25 November 2013.
• Sawant, Shivaji. Mrityunjaya, the death conqueror: the story of Karna. ISBN 81-7189-002-4
• Subramaniam, Kamala, Smt. The Mahabharata. Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan Press.
• Winternitz, Maurice (1996). A History of Indian Literature, Volume 1. Motilal Banarsidass Publication. ISBN 81-208-0264-0. Retrieved 25 November 2013.

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@jamy Karna had 9 sons right? you mentioned only eight also Vrishketu is not in vaishampayan version he is only in Jaimeniya Aswamedha version. but Sudaman is creation of Sawant but Shatrunjaya is there right? I meant 3 sons of Karna were killed by Arjun - Vrishasena, Dvipita and Shatrunjaya , three by Nakul - Chitrasena,Sursena, Sushena , one by Bheem- Bansena and one by satyaki - Prasena.

Thanks for the info... 😊
But no where in mahabharat is said that karna had two wives.infact in Mahabharata there were no mention about his personal life also...according to kmg version of mahabharat he had only one wife...gandhari mentioned her in the stri parv...no particular name was mentioned there...but as she was the wife of vrisha(other name of karna by vayas dev and lord Krishna due to his generous and Nobel nature)..so she was named as vrushali...in many other folk version some other names were mentioned..but most probably all the Names belongs to the same woman...supriya is nowhere mentioned in Mahabharata...she was later edition by writers..so as urvaree ...as per most of the researchers karna was monogamist...he had only one wife who was a suta kanya...she was sister of duryadhan's charioter...karna married her as per the wish of his foster father adhirath...karna and vrushali had a very content love and married life...vrushali was totally awed by karna and he was everything for her...even he was more than a god for her...she never questioned about any decision of karna..she liked to involve herself in her household matter...as per duryadhan she was as high souled as karna and a true soul mate of him...after death of karna vrishali also went to the his pryur.. ...they had 9 sons out of which 8 were killed in kuruskhetra...but as per jamini mahabharat karna got a boon from lord Krishna that he will save his linage...and for his promise lord Krishna save his one son named as vrishaketu who did not participate in kurukshetra war due to his very young age..later he became very close to both arjuna and lord Krishna.

wow thanks for this info...